The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-28
BOLSHL WIKI.
ACTS CAUSE
REBELLION
Sensible Russians Get
Together to Resist
Anarchists

LONDON. Nov 2S.-The Russia
Of the plain people seemed 10 be
coming TO It's SENSE today but very
slowly
Al the moment when authorita
tive reports declared German stan
officers were openly in conference
in Petrograd with the Ienine-Trot-
sky bolsheyiki government" half q
dozen dispatches from other sec
tions of Russia reported the growth
OF a formidable movement for over
throw OF the Maximalists and estab.
lishment OF a real coalition govern.
ment. expressive OF Russia's people
as q whole.
A Haparands dispatch today re-
ported that the committee on pub.
lie safety had issued a proclama
ton 20 the army declaring THE
Bo'-hevlh peace proposals have Dc.
stroyed Russia. Foreign states will
consider such step as making
Russia a traitor They VIII with
draw their support ~ the very
moment of Americas entry Russia
Will be- erted by every bOdy-and
must heseech the kaiser for peace F"
The Cadet party. the most mod
crate of tho Socialistlc groups. was
reported 90 have met In formal SEES
sion In petrograd and thru its rep
entatiyes emphatically voted com
plote confidence in the Allies and
ia their cause
Even the Bolshevild leaders are
now fearful that their negotiations
with Germany may result In com
plete cutting on OF Allied supplies.
Petrograd reported speeding up
in the TrOtsky Lenlne efforts 10
make the armisri stick Col Jud-
son, of the American military mis-
sion 20 Russia. was quoted as issuing
a statement denying that he had
heard OF stoppago Of American re-
lie 70 Russia, but pointing out that
such a curtailment OF supplies would
only be natural n Russia persists
in dealing with the enemy
The dispatch said VI Tchernofr
formerly Kerenskys agricultural
minister. VI. Avksentief. who later
held tho same post; Prof Paul NJ.
MilukoT. formerly foreign minister
under the duma cabinet. Admiral
Verkhoygky. Kerensky's minister of
marine. VI lvanoff. prominent
moderate Socialist, and a number OF
others had mot for conference 40
army headquarters. The specific
purpose was formation OF sub
stantial government AT the same
tine tho Russian army now facine
starvation thru utter failure or the
Bolshevlki government" 20 arranRe
transportation OF food IS neverthe
less torn with conflicting desires In
rs choicc OF the faction which shall
govern Representatives or 81 mill
ta~y units were reported I'm front
Dispatches today % have met in con.
ference and voted 20 uphold the Bol
shoviki leaders
Headquarters committees OF the
same armies. on The other hand.
wIcd Ensign Krylcnko, recently
named 10y The Rolsheyik as succes
sor TO Cen Dukhonine AS command
erin chief. declaring they would re.
fuse 10 turn over supreme army au
ihoriy 10 irresponsible persons and
factions
Krylenko has so far been unable
20 take over his new post
STOCKHOLM, Nov 2S Six hun.
dred Killed ar Kien and $50 Rus.
sian army ofnvers slaughtered in
Moscow were additions 20 the
bloody deeds OF violence by which
the BolsheviN gained control In
Russia according 20 word brought
OUT OF Petrograd by a credible Rus
sian citizen today.
The fighting az Kien lasted over