The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-27

oountsr-rsvoIution. coming after
the military breakdown, was inoi-
cotod today In two oinefeht
speeches the premier has delivered
since Tuesday. =,
"The government Is determined
not 20 allow the country 10 relapse
IN the direction OF the old regime.
he said In a recent speech 10 dele.
yates from the workmens. soldiers
and peasants organizations. Any
attempt TO return 10 monarchy VIII
receive the most severe treatment,
he asserted yesterday, addressing
the workmen's, soldiers and peas
ants executive council in reporting
from the ministry.
The breakdown on the front ne
continued In this latter speech has
created fruitful soil for counter
revolution"
II was considered significant IN
this connection that Kerensky
speech was in support OF the plan
10 have TIE provisional government
meet az Moscow next TUESDAY IN
conference with all representative
civic and social institutions, inelud'
ing the cid duma.
Once before, At the height OF the
rioting In Petrogrsd, the provisional
government considered b proposal
10 move all governmental activity 10
Moscow TO prevent interference OF
discordant elements.
Kerensky indicated the Moscow
meeting would in effect be nation.
Al congress 20 discuss Russia and
her problems. He said the govern
ment would explain to the congress
IN perfect frankness the true situa'
ton Ina the country
The former regimes known pro-
Cevmanism would be sufficient in
centiye 10 Germany 10 aid thru her
countless spies and agents in Russia
any movement for restoration OF the
ear.
PETRoGRAD, July 27.--Russia re
stored the death penalty today ana
prepared a policy OF wholesale exc
cutions 10 clear the army on COW.
ards.
.Institution Of capital punishment
uoCctHHIIs
Kersnsky. "The government faces
the alternative OF sacrificing the
army 10 towards and traitors. The
provisional ministry will assume full
Responsibility for the step"
The rout of disioyai troops con-
tinued today. Without hardly a
blow struck In defense the Galician
REGIMENTS which fed from Tsrnopol
and Stanislau have turned their
backs on the enemy, and are hurry
ing further from the front. Fhe
way to Czernavitz seemed open TO
the fast pursuing Teutonic armies.
Much greater penetration OF the
Russian line In this section viii
rravely endanger the staunchly Viz
orous Russian and Rumanian troops
south In the wooded Carpathians'
There no towards or traitors have
appeared and the troops are Hereby
pressing the Germans
WASHINGTON, July 77.-Fresh
Russian troops are being rushed 10
the Calician front 70 stem the tide
Of the German advance past Tarno-
Dol. say cables 10 the Russian en-
bassy today.
These loyal regiments are making
afonement for the traitorous action
~ the grenadier division. which was
the drst to mutiny July % and was
the direct cause Of the Tarnopol fall.
II II said.
PETRoCRAD, July 27.-Nicholai
Ienine. anti-war agitator and sus-
pected German spy. was again at
large today following a pitched bat
tie at Tornea tFinland) between gov
eminent agents and anarchists.
Madame Kolontay, one OF Lenines
most ardent supporters and also sus-
pected Of being in the pay Of the
German government, was arrested
there, with a dozen other asitators.
The night occurred at country pal
ace IN the Finnish city which the
anarchists had seized and occupied.