The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-08

quoted on possibilities. 1t was point
ed out that conditions almost as black
have confronted the allies dealing with
the Russian situation in the past but
that eventually matters Strengthened
themselves out. Because of this it is
unlikely that any official declaration
dealing with Russia will be made un-
til the exact facts are before the
president and his advisers.
The Russian embassy professed to
be without any official word 1t was
stated that ''unOfficially" they had
heard that Kerensky had been robbed
of power; that the new control had de-
cided to bring about an immediate
peace; that the general situation was
most serious and that certain troops
on the German front, presumably in
the Riga district, had left the trenches.
It was made clear that this infor
nation was not official although the
embassy officials claimed that they
had been in direct touch with Petro-
grad during the night and had re-
ceived official dispatches. These dis
patches were withheld.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. ST am
not able to speak from an official
ficial notification relating to the revo-
luton" said Ambassador Boris Bakh-
metieff, who is in Memphis, when
shown the report that the Kerensky
government in Petrograd had been
overthrown, but personally l will tell
the good people of America that they
can rely on Russia until the end for
we are going to stick in this war to
bring about democracy and peace the
ambassador said.
The real spirit of Russia is not rep
resented in Petrograd. The true Rus
sian spirit does not lie in the capital
Let the people of the United States
understand this. The extremists have
aiways lived in ePtrograd. They are
not the true heart of my country and
therefore l can only predict that out
of this reported revolution will come
Russia as she is hoped to be-
CHICAGO, Nov. SIS A. Korn, frs
cousin of Premier Kerensky, refuses
to believe that the premier has beel
overthrown.
Il don't believe it," he declared to
day. THE Bolschevild does not coun
for anything in Russia. The majorit
of the Russian people are strongly TO
premier herenSky.
"They will never make a separat
peace with Germany. They know tina
to do so would mean that Russi
would be owned by Germany hereai
ter"
WASHINGTON, Nov. SIT is no'
necessary to gather on pre-establishe
lines all the Italian armies and tn
Franco-English forces, which are be
ing hurried to our front"
: This significant official cablegral
was received today from Rome. Th
r dispatch further says there is au
thoritative belief that the chances
2 a great battle after the events OF tn
2 past twelve days are gradually chang
ing in favor of Ialy.
l The Germans have lost heavily
t the last two days, according to t
D days advices from the front. tt
e Italian defenders of bridge heads alor
D the Livenza, especially have inflicte
y heavy damage on the enemy.
n All reports indicate that the que
y tions pertaining to the cooperation
j the allies have been settled satisfa
5 torily and in a manner that assures
e great stiffening in the Italian lii
e when General Cadorna makes a d
= termined stand
Just what assistance the allies a
5 rendering has not been made publ
& and probably will not be known, Il
,e the present at least.