South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

the members Of the old government had been
Cealed. was occupied by the national troops
y o'clock there were three companies OF the IL -
Cysky regiment and mounted artillery J.
cavalry in the admiralty. After 10 o'clock
troops. who had been the side of the old re-
left the admiralty anc went home After this
ministers who had been In hiding there fled from
admiralty
The officers club on the Iitania the Officers
tel the Astoria. and many other places. went on
one as the angry mob swept over them Then
lowed the arrest OF the various members Of the
regime They We're carried on by the whole
those unfortunate resisting were promptly killed
ARRESTS.
The ministerial pavilion of the Taurfde pt
Cduma) is filled with prisoners Of high rsnh
addition TO T. G. SheglOvttoff arrested Feb
there were arrested on the 2Sth. and brought
convoy. the following:
B V. stuermcr. former president OF the cod
OF ministers.
The former assistant 70 the Minister OF the rutsr
Protopopoff. Lieut. General p. G. Kur1on
EX-minster OF Health Department, u. r. hien.
Shrinszy- Shlhrnatof member OF the imperial counc
General NJ. s Komissaroff
Assistant Minister of Ways Of Communication.
Chief of Railway Administration. S b Bogashs
General ZabeIin. Chief Of the Military Educatiou
Institutions.
The Petrograd chief Of police CGradpnaehslun
General Makavoeff. Chief of Military Afe1a
vice Admiral KartzeT.
Admiral Giers.
Innumerable secondary officials ofstnes adminis1
At this stage OF the revolution. everyt1in
practically in the hands OF the people The -
proposition 20 bring order out OF chaos
accomplished as suddenly as the revOlutto
gan.
Proclamations circulars and newspapers
thrown TO the people IN the street.-the free "
ever printed in Russia These told OF the event
the past four days When the first Moscow par
reached Petrograd they were sold at fantastic pr
running up 100 roubles When the "Russh
SlovO" sold out the last copy sold AZ aucty
for 10000 roubles on the Nevsky Prospect
NUMEROUS APPEALS WERE SENT BROADCAl
SIMILAR TO THE FOLLOWING APPEAL OF TT
OFFICERS. TO THE SOLDIERS.
"Our fighting soldier comrades: The hour OF {
peoples liberty has arrived The army. fleet a
people have together with you hoisted the sacr
banner of freedom.
And we your comrades the front in batt
facing death have received our baptism OF d
have like you given blood and mixed Il vi
yours on the field Of battle.
Believe us, the freedom OF country IS for
dearer than anything else Only free Russia q
walton and victory of Russia lies In our mutual co
fidence and unison.
And the old autocratic government. which
two years has not been able TO give a fina
tory for Russia over its enemies-let il dis
forever
we with YOU discard It with curses
"Comrade soldiers. Do not throw away your
They are necessary here. and IN the trenchs
to stop footing. keep order return 10 your regtr
10 take up the friendly work with To
regret, both among officers and soldiers, there
been traitors TO the country's cause. and from
traitorous hands there have been many victims amo
the fighters for ibrety.
Let us give all our energies 20 common du
for the sake Of final victory enemies AZ
front, as also those in the rear.
Long live free and great Russia"
After the executive committee had been dra |
up it was necessary 10 police the city. This
complshed by militia.
CITY MILITIA.
The tenn porary executive committee n nation
duma entrusted the members Of the city duma
A. Kryjanovsky with the organization OF municip
militia Lists Of students drawn D, from
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