Arizona republican., 1917-09-16
K0RNlL0FF AND L0CK0MSKY ARRESTED AND SITUATION IN
 RUSSIA SEEMS CLARIFIED
Republican A. P. Leased Wire1


 Russia's internal situation was con- siderably clarified by Saturdays news dispatches which announced the arrest of General Korniloff, marking the def mite end of his revolt, and the forma- ton of new cabinet at Petrograd. Publication of the names of the new cabinet members was deferred for d day
 With General Korniloff was arrested General Lokomsky, who was in com mand on the Russian northern front when the revolt started and who cast his lot with his chief What the fate of the two men will be is problematical.
 Sweden is minded to do everything possible to set matters right so far as she was concerned with the German dispatches transmitted through her foreign office, as brought out in the recent Washington disclosures. For eign Minister Lindman informed the Associated Press correspondent in Stockholm. She has stopped the prac- tice and will not renew it, he stated, and has asked Germany for an e-s- planation of its abuse of privilege.
 Germany and Austria have pro claimed the creation of regency to govern Poland, the two nations re taining joint control of foreign affairs during the period of occupation and of certain other powers of government not yet made clear.
 Military activities on most of the fronts seem to be at a minimum.
 Rome's official statement, while re- porting a ratification of the Italian lines on the Bainsizza plateau, does not mention particularly the fight for Monte San Gabrielle, which height on Friday was reported in diplomatic dis patches to Washington to have been captured.
 On the Franco Belgian front the only actions were minor affairs, except at Verdun, where Paris reports the 1 French successful in retaining most of the trenches which the Germans pene- trated north of Caurieres wood on | Friday.
 | On the Riga front the Russians are | still on the aggressive and the war office reports advances which resulted in the occupation of several towns. Coalition Fails PETROGRAD. Sept. 15.-Premier Kerensky's attempt to form a coali- ton government has allied, but the crisis has been solved temporarily in the form of a cabinet reduced in size and of virtually non partisan character This decision became in l evitable when the Council of Work l ingmen's and soldiers delegates yes | terday informed Premier Kerensky l that they agreed with the social democrats and the social revolution ists in opposing the entrance of the constitutional democrats into the cabinet
 Negotiations lasted until early in the morning Premier Kerensky then found it impossible to obtain a com promise on coalition basis, admit ting both right and left ministe and decided temporarily to create cabinet of five members. These are Kerensky, president; Terestcheil ko, minister of foreign affairs; Gen eral Verkhovski, minister of wal; Admiral Verderevski, minister Of marine, and M. Nikitin, minister Of posts and telegraphs
 1 As Terestchenko and both the Ge- fense ministers count as members CT no party and as Nikitin and keren- sky are social revolutionists, the cab 1 inet, so far as it is a part one. is social revOlutionist. The portfolios of the other departments will be al loted by the cabinet of five. but the occupants will rank only as direct ors of departments. I He leN Cdpllitl iiclu AtS IAiol 1it- ting early this morning. The atti tude of the parties of the left to this solution of the difficulty has not yet been expressed.
 Premier Kerensky. in an order of the day to the army and the fleet, after stating that General Korniloff s revolt disorganiZed the operations at the front, orders the soldiers to cease all political disputes in the army, which must do everything in it's power to restore it's fighting force.
 The premier instruets the soldier to resume the transport of troops accord ing to orders of the general staff, to stop arresting their commanders the right to do which belongs only to uN judicial authorities, not to remove thelr commanders from their posts and not to form voluntary detachmetns on the pretext of fighting the counter revoiu- tionary movement.
 l The order of the day concludes with the assurance that the army, which showed it's complete fidelity and trust in the provisional government during the recent troubles, will realize that the country can be saved only by the establishment of army discipline and by the close union of all elements.
 Italian Statement
 ROME, Sept. 15.-Reporting today the situation along the Austro- Italian