American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-06-28
kERENSKY ON HIS WAY
TO THE UNITED STATES
Former Provisional Premier OF Russia
Arrives in London in Search OF Aid
for His Native Land.

AAAAfFN III l4Nlluu Ill NfuItM Oh AIU
for His Native Land.
Alexander Kerensky. former provi-
sional premier Of Russia, has arriv-
ed in London.
Kerensky was introduced to the
British labor conference Wednesday
afternoon and was received by the
delegates with loud cheers.
Il believe, indeed I am certain
added the former premier, that the
Russian pople viii shortly join YOU in
the fight for the great cause OF free
dom"
kerensky reached London i~ncognito
four days ago. Since then he has
moved about quietly. though busily,
conferring with prominent Russians
in England over the necessity Of en-
tente allied assistance in Russia.
kerensky expects TO leave for the
United States in a week or ten days.
Kerensky told the labor conference
delegates:
Il have just come straight from
Moscow and it is my duty as a states
man and a Socialist to tell you and
the people of the world that the Rus
AAdAA REONANf the LANccldu uELnOlLatNt
are fighting against tyranny
Ex-Premier Kerensky has been in
London for several days. He has kept
in retirement, however, and few Rus
SLAMS have been aware of his arrival.
His health is poor and those who have
seen him say he has gone through
remarkable adventures in escaping
from Russia and in his journey to Eng
land.
The presence of NJ. Kerensky in
London. of course, is known to the
British government as il is impossible
under the present strict passport reg
ulations for any alien to enter the
country without the government know
ing of it.
kerensky Seeks Aid From England
and United States.
Kerensky's mission in England and
the purpose of his visit TO America is
to inform the people of the two coun-
tries, especially the influential Rus
slams, of the exact conditions in Rus
STA with a view to procuring allied aid
for that country, NJ. NabOkoff, charge
d'affairs of the Russian embassy in
London, told the Associated Press.
) NJ. Nabokoff was the first person to
p greet Kerensky upon the latter's ar
7 rival in England and has spent more
n time than any one else in London with
V the former Russian premier. In his
conversation VI. Nabokoff said:
9 "Kerensky told me that Russia is
: like a strong man recovering from
A sickness. She is healthier than be-
4 fore. All she needs is assistance from
the outside. She does not want in
reference in her internal affairs
T., Th& problem she will solve in hel
fl own way. II is economic and hnancia.
aid that she needs
'Kerensky is not a social revolution.
,e airy he added. He is a citizen o
of Russia and appeals to all intelligeh
-v Russians everywhere in behalf of th'
es fatherland. He especially welcome
rs American aid because he knows i
nd will be disinterested and o the re
or suit Of political ambitions.
is He dislikes the use of the tern
10 Intervention as applied 70 Russia
He prefers to term it assistance be
cause he does not believe that Rus
sia has gone out of the war. He in
s.sts that the Russian front still ea
lists. that il has been merely pushe
a. back by the Germans and Austrian
er and will be restored by the resurrecte
MS Russians. who are rapidly %recoveriu
ar from their illness"
al Relieves Russia viii Again Enter Wa
he Against Huns.
nd A. J. Sack. head Of the Russian il
er formation bureau in New York. whe
e. informed of Alexander F. Kerensky
be intention to come 10 America. said b
of had no definite information rs 20 III
It. purpose Of his visit. but was of ii
nd opinion that he intended TO iurtht
er efforts toward Intervention 10 say
ey Russia from Germany. He though
a the former Russian premier WOuI
FIR. "as a private citizen cooperate to III
er end with A. I. K~onovaloff. minister
nix trade and industry in the Kerensl
,ut cabinet. who is o in WashingtC
nd and who is understood to have bee
Die comforting with Secretary Lansing
IN the subject.
for Mr.. KOnovalOff is sure that Russ
,er can be saved and will re-enter the WI
cir against Germany if given proper sc
ON eral and military help BY the allies
w. said Mr.. Sack. Il am sure that Ike
las ensky shares this view and if he a
IN pears in the United States that he W
Of work in the same direction, acting
a private Russian citizen"