The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-08-07
KERENSKY GETS
NEW CABINET
Constitutional Democrats Join
Premier and Accept Three
Ministerial Posts.
Special cable Despatch TO TEE suS from the
London Times.

Special cable Despatch TO TEE Sun from the
London Times
Copyrioht. 1917: oil rights reserrsd
LONDON, Aug 6.-Premier Kerensky
has formed a complete Cabinet in which
the notwithstanding the rep
resentatives of the Constitutional Demo-
cratic party--have agreed to serve
The Premier has accepted the new re-
sponsibilties which have been thrown
upon him by the conference of the lead
ers of all of the Russian parties. wnich
was held at the Winter Palace. lie mas
set 10 work to bring about order and
stability in Russia, and has consulted
many notable men concerning the tuture
plans. o,,,,-,,
pran,Ier Kerensky stated with suf1clent
clea rness that he was ready to carry OUT
bic new duties without being bound oy
any sort of Limitations. The resisha-
lions OF the former Ministers had iett
him with q clear slate.
CoustItutionaIistsB Big Help
Ths coming of the Constitutional'sts
into the new Cabinet insures rea'
coalition Government. They possess
more brains, more money and peter
organization than any other party
Kerensky viii base his policy upon
/ tbn nroornnme as outlined July FL, SO
long as Il may be practicable TO do So
,rhs Constitutionalists object TO the
eorarian policy outlined at that time
| ora object to any definite steps being
! taken to regulate the land question, as
| nroposed by Tchernoffs measures
The question naturally occurs, when
the country Is on the brink or rum
whether party calculations, however
! adroit and far seeing. should outweign
| the consideration of public needs ana
the duty OF the individuals TO the etate'
! Admiral Verderevsky, who was ar
rested recently. Is being prosecuted upon
the charge OF publishing military Sc
crets He is accused of turning over
his instructions from the Government 10
| a committee of sailors serving under
him at the time that the provisional
Government was trying to break up the
committee system .,
| Gen. Turko, whose arrest created
much interest and was treated as a
mystery, is now In the hands OF tne
judicial authorities under the eharse
| that be entered into treacherous cor
sasnondence with the former Car
Nicholas.
II is stated that the charges against
NJ Tchernoff, who was accused OF being
an agent for the German General stan
| hava been withdrawn. He Is again Min
| iater OF Agriculture. The accusers OF
the Minister reeanted completely and
the official statement was made thai
he had been fully rehabilitated'
1'he Social Revolutionists had pre-
sented an ultimatum demanding tha'
Tchernoff be tried within three days
- ~ taLap hack into the Min
istry
The New Cabinet.
Although the new Cabinet has beer
announced acceptance or several mem
hers ia not certain, as they are absen
from PetrogTad, The keTensky mlnlstr!
is given out as follows:
Preuier. Minister Of War and
Marine, Alexander f. Kerensky.
Vice-PremIer and Minister of
Finance, N. " Nekrasoff.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, NJ. /.
Terestchenko,
Minister of Interior, NJ. Aksentieft
(social revolutionary, lately released
from penitentiaryl.
Minister of Public instruction, NJ.
, oldenburg constitutional Democrat
and member OF the Academy OF
Sciences).
Minister Of Labor, NJ, Skobelefr.
Minister OF Trade and Industry, NJ.
Prokopovitch.
Minister of Social Tutelage. NJ.
5 Astroff mayor OF Moscow, Constitu-
. tional DemocraO.
D Minister OF Supplies, M, Piesche-
. honor.
Minister Of Justice. NJ, Yefremotf.
5 Procurator OF the Holy Synod, NJ
Z KartAAhAff.
MInister Of Communications. NJ.
! M. TaiShtamisheff.