The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

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cDuoDG. vses-pvessee~t 81 the
Svsnsps es ssase--n. Ges.es.
ln1no6 = this systematic hunt for
- Dosman intriguers. II was their
nuoa activities that were the prime
- q IL downfall OF the cxsr
- ahop1utist government Not
60 ~ h1ghost mobiles were cx-
= ftun dis spy hunt
Gw. OUnhcmlino6. former minis
~ 6 -, was one Of those arrest
~ nn1& Ne went to join nota-
<11o nrny Of those whose words
~ r other days.
m1ace and the fully sym
1oops Of the city brooked
~ o1cn to their control.
o1skslburg Ared on a group
- fron his window. His
49, promptly stormed. The
- dragged out He was
- ne s1de Of the quay and
011y executed
- rrsdericks. the aged min
q he ihperfaI household and
o1onp to the emperor. was
1900 IN hiding His life was
$500 but he was sent 10 prison to
ooAw nctables OF the old
>rA Meanwhile his house had
- nnnu1etsly wrecked
n1oD K1ein Michael, long sus-
noo1o1 - . German spy. was discov-
49, q h11ing NJ the Chinese lega-
1rn osD1lsrs promptly took her
o eue1o1y.
~ uere dramatic incident occur
- = ths lat ssv days OF rioting
- lkaf of ne arrest OF the for
g u1nister ~ war. Gen sukhcm-
y Uroup q soldiers and Of
nsme1 people seized him.
6c111oRs densn1ed his instant
rDcn, recalling vivid stories Of
ruor ministers duplicity and
oo11s dealings with Germany
~ Kersnsky, or Ssrsto6. one
~ 1uma leaders IN the revolt,
fDlnistsr Of justice In the pro
III government. interviewed. He
80 10 the mob 90 spare the
1ofs life, declaring justice
= - netsd out TO him He de-
$3.50 Dukhomlinoff desired nothing
D<nr than immediate execution.
~ crowd wnvered and Kerensky
<m ne day.
~ then the soldiery demanded
l1o1r former chiefs degradation. Snk
AouDInOlr himself tore his epauietf
<uon M shoulders and handed them
- po16lors OF the group which
nnns1o6 him. he bowed. brokenly
~ nubmitted himself to their Der
G1oo T0ftering In his disgrace and
1voFwhclmed with despair he was
taken with difhculty, hardly being
oble 10 walk He was imprisoned In
s Iauris palace. where other notabIes
s uere held.
The struggle between the dums
ana the government degenerstet
in(o an open conflict on FRIDAY
when Rodsisnko sent a special let
Il ler 10 Tie cxar asking In peremptory
words for the dismissal OF the gov
prnmsnf and declining all respons.
nifty Cor coming events in case this
enor supported GoIysin.
This letter was answered By
0c1ysln who on Saturday dissolved
ne dunna. On the same day or or
0unday. March IL. the czar left his
enetis ~ zarskoye selo where ap
Dogently he no longer felt safe and
hurried TO the army.
The attitude Of the government
<1ns being clear, the revolution eD
1Geo6 upon It's final stage which
onAed with the establishment OF an
exocutiye committee and a revolu
>1Cnary government
The 6nms meeting Friday. was
( ~ ocoae OF riotous demonstra
(1cne. nodxfsnko and the dums
m1mbGep Sbingsrey and Mnyukoy
nneco14 nsssiled the government
uo11I tne premier. in the midst oI
ronerai shoufins and uproar. CLOSED
~ meot)nG.
441C rptroocH NtIe EepOItst
OAoo the dums advanced against
- ministers threatening them witt
1&o1r osts and uttering seyerest re
uGooehes.
Meantime tho excitement on ths
o1Roe(s had grown 20 fury. The FOL
v1ng night all workingmen in al
1r<n11nG ofIlceE struck so that Petru
49, vas without newspapers or
nlur1ay night n became eviden
~ troops were fraternalixing with
- poDplAce which thru unknown
@nnno1s had been informed ths
~ oo)1iers would not shoot ever
r. onuunanded by their superior OF
DoRs - open nrs.
~ prob'sm of lack Of food wa
1870 enerseticsily by the new
DU1o1caal government. Large
80 - ncur were discovered con
~ n various points-proof oi