The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-11-09

Soldiers Committees Arrest All OF.
ce~7 Not joining Movement ans
Prevent Loyal Forces NJ; ching o.
Pe:rocrad.
London, Nov. 9.-The Max malistf
tBals4e-.,,i. cr Radica,s) hava btaiE
ed control OF petroSr2i.
They have Issued p.oC-a1atior
saying The new government VIII Pre-
pose immediate peace.
Tie government forces holdina
the Win.ec palace were c~mpel
ed to capitHa.e under the fl
IF the cruiser Aurora and the canno:
of tie S.. Peter and St. Paul fortress
acres: G va river.
Thu woman's battalion which ha5
been defending the Winter pI.ace su
Tendc-oi.
TIE workmcn's ard soldiers dee
g2las are in complete cUntroi 0. t.,
city.
VI. Kerensky has been d"rosH1 9
premier. To has fed from the p';o
This i a-n-uncad by the s O"
cial Russi-n >-ews agency.
Leon TTo y, presid Mt Of the cor
trail executive comm 'ttee of the Petrc
grad council Of workmen's ard SC
diers' delegates, has issued a dc ara
ton to the effect that the provis ona
government is no longer in @ en"c
Some of its members have been
rested.
The seri-ofiCial news agency give
the names Of cabinet ministers in thC
Kerensky government arrested as fo]
lows:
\. / F~novaloff. minister OF trad
and ind"~t~y: n. Kishkin. MN Ste G.
pubic - ERE: X. l. Teres.c' e@k>.
minister Il foreign affairs; N. May T
tovitch. minister Of justice, and N
Niktin. minister of the interior.
The preliminary parltam mt has
been dissolved
The 1Iaytmalists were assisted b
the PCtrograd garrison, which mad
possible a coup d'etat without blood.
sled.
IN Exchange Telegraph despatch
from Petro~r7d says a S rng detacb
ment Of troops Of the workmen an
soldiers DELEGATES occupied the Bat
railway station and that the govern
ment conmandCered all motor cars
cCnfning the troops to the baryaCks
TIE Russian News agency, which
was seized by the MaXimalists, send
the following despatch from Pe!ro
grad:
The day brought certain change
in the general situation in the c2pitai
The Naximalfsts movement mode
fresh and fairly appreciate progress
but no disorders have taken place.
Towards five o'clock in the afte-.
noon the military revolutionary com
mittee of the workmen's and sold ers
delegates issued a proclamation stat
ing that Petrograd was in its hard
thanks to the assistance of the CARR
son which Cnabled the coup d'etat t
be brought about without blocdshel
"The proclamation declares the nev
government will propose an immad
ate and just peace. win hand the Ian
to the peasants, and Will summon tn
constitutional assembly.
delegates from the three CossacE
regiments quartered here declare
they would not obey the provisional
government and would not mare,
against the soldiers and workmen'e
delegates. but that they were prepar
ed to maintain public order.
THE Petrograd council of soldiers
and workmen's delegates held a meet
ing this "wednesday afternoon, 2
which NJ Trotzky made his declare
ton that the government no lo7ga'
existed; that some of the minister
had been arrested and that the pre-
liminary parliament had been dissolv
ed.
cat the close of the sitting a declG
ration was read from the represe9ts.
tives Of the Democratic Min;malis
party stating that the party disapp-oE
ed of the coup d'etat and withdrew
from the delegates council" 9Th
Minimalists are Moderate SCcialts S as
opposed to the radical Maximalists o.
BC1shevikis)
A wireless despatch from Petrogra
says that the delegates council ha
announced the split in the courcil he's
been healed and call sent out for :
delegate from each $4,000 CT the pcpu
lation to express the will Of the Rus
Dan army.
Sammee Takes Two Captives.
New York, Nov. 9.-Two German
prisoners were captured by an Ameri-
can soldier Of Pershing's command OF
the Chemin-des-Dames according tc
The New York Courier des Eats Unis
The paper quoted a letter from
Georges Clemenceau, former French
minister of the interior. 1t said a
small group of Americans was put
with the French forces for instruction
and that one of the Yankees returned
so his trench leading two Germans by
the ears.
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