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BY RUSSIAN NEWS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 8.—
The staggering news of the over
throw of the Kerensky government
officially delivered to the State
Department by the Russian Embassy
here 1 hi- aftcrnooi and immediately
became the subject of hurried con
ference. It is the uniform belief of
all officials high in the government
and administration councils that the
accession of the Maximilists to
power in Russia can mean but one
thing of immediate overshadowing
importance: the conclusion of a
peace at once between Russia, and
Germany enabling the latter power
to withdraw all her armie- from the
Eastern front and Hurl them upon
the allied powers in France-Fland
ers or pursue with vastly accelerat
ed power and impact her advant
ages already gained in Italy. it
follows of course from the conclu
sion cf such a peace that there will
be no more food shortage in Ger
many and that the vast resources
of Russia will ' beconie the re
i-ources of Germany on a purely
commercial basis.
According to reports reaching
the Russian officials in Washington
the Russian soldiers under arms
are not waiting for orders but are
downing their arms and leaving the
trencfce,ji for home.
It was stated that a meeting of
the full cabinet will be held at once
to formulate plans for a complete
readjustment of this country's war
plans to meet the situation and to
prepare with all possible haste to
cope with so far as the allied pow
ers are concerned.
It is pointed out that greater than
lever exist,: the need for facilitating
I the preparation of American *roops
! for action and to hurry ail troops
I transports and supply ships to the
| French Coast. Germany’s action in
1 almost wholly depleting her reserves
I Have already indicated her deter
initiation to throw her lull war
| forces into the contest before the
American troop can be acclimated
j to warfare and with tlie release of
all her armies Germany’s position
of advantage is not regarded as
ever having ben so great as now.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 8.—
Reports from an agricultural sur
vey just c-omplested show that the
corn crop of the United States will
reach the enormous m af sixty
six million bushels more than any
previous crop, the largest ever
known in the history of American
agriculture, tho total is estimated
at more than three billion bushels
a quantity beyond the power of the
mind to grasp.
M. BARTHOU DEMANDS
PROVINCES, RETURN
PARIS. Nov. S.—Louis Barthou,
member of the Inner War Council
of the present Cabinet and former
Premier, said at a luncheon of the
American Club yesterday that tho
French Government and people were
absolutely and unshakably resolved
to reunite Alp ace-Lorraine to
F'ranee.
“We wish to regain that which
belongs to us,” he said. “Restitu
tion to its legitimate proprietor of
property taken by force and retain
ed by fraud is what we ask. A
protest which has continued 4 7
years is more eloquent and* more
decisive than any plebiscite. It
must be. restitution, pure and -im
ple. Not a heart in France hesi
tates upon that, no voice is dis
cordant.”
M. Br.rthou spoke of the admi
ration of France for President Wil
son. He also complicented Am
bassador Sharp upon his conduct
of tiie embassy during the war and
paid a tribute to the per onality of
Genera! Pershing.
DIET IN FINLAND
HOLDS A SITTING
HELSINGFORS, Nov. 8.—The
dissolved Diet met today on the
summons of its President and in
deiiance of the order of the Gov
ernor-General of Finland. As a re
sult, the Governor-General has
ordered the pv> seeution of the Pre
sident and the members of ihe Diet
who forced their way into the
chamber.
The Governor-General had ord
ered seals to he fixed on the doors
of the Die-, chamber, with a notice
e'taing that t„he President of the dis
solved Diet, having summoned the
members of the Diet to meet that
day of ra continuation of the ses
sion he ordered, with the object of
protecting the rights of the Finnish
people, who were to elect their legal
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PAROLED CONVICTS
HARVEST POTATOES
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 8.—
Under a special parole order issued
by Governor Frank L. Houx, 34
victs from the state penitentiary at
Rawlins have been given their free
dom to help the harvesting of the
potato crops in Gashen County,
Wyo., where the council of defense
ha5 been trying unsuccessfully to
engage 400 extra harvest hands.
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has been assured that his parole
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Botrd of Charities and Reform,* at
the conclusion of the harvets, as
this board is the only body author
ized iO extend a lasting parole.
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WHY SHE DIED.
A German whose wife was ill at
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evening she was there and inquired
how she was getting along. He
was told that she was improving.
Next day he called again, and
was told she was i till improving.
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day the report being that his wife
was improving
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he was told that his wife was dead.
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him said, with a world of sarcasm
in his voice:
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of—improvements'?”
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