The Independent . Central Aeuu From a French observation balloon the occupants photographed this Allied hydroplane returning to its hangar Ttie Independent N E W S ~ PICTORIAL Harpers Weekly © International film Above: the three leaders of oldregime. Below them: the threemen upon whom responsibility forthe new government has the upper left hand corner isMinister of the Interior Proto-popov, leader of the dark forcesof the reaction; next to him, ex-Premier Stiirmer, who conspiredto betray his country to the Ger-mans; and on the right is Prince. Golitzin, last week Premier ofRussia, no
The Independent . Central Aeuu From a French observation balloon the occupants photographed this Allied hydroplane returning to its hangar Ttie Independent N E W S ~ PICTORIAL Harpers Weekly © International film Above: the three leaders of oldregime. Below them: the threemen upon whom responsibility forthe new government has the upper left hand corner isMinister of the Interior Proto-popov, leader of the dark forcesof the reaction; next to him, ex-Premier Stiirmer, who conspiredto betray his country to the Ger-mans; and on the right is Prince. Golitzin, last week Premier ofRussia, now a prisoner of theDuma. The center portrait isProfessor Paul Milukov, lead-ing spirit in the revolution andMinister of Foreign Affairs un-der the new government. An ar-ticle on Professor Milukov is pub-lished on the next page. In thelower left corner is the presidentof the Duma, Michael Rodzianko © Underwood ,f Underwood International t Um Itltzman The new ruler of Russia (on the right). When the Emperor Nicolas II abdicated at midnight of March 15 in favor ofhis younger brother, the Grand Duke Michael accepted the crown of Russia subject to a referendum, of the people MILUKOV, PROFESSOR OF PROGRESS BY SAMUEL T. DUTTON ANEW page of history has beenturned. The hope that amongthe by-products of the warwould be a new and freer lifefor Russia seems about to be the names of the new cab-inet, as announced in the morningpapers of Friday last, was that of Pro-fessor Paul Milukov, the new Ministerof Foreign Affairs. A few weeks agohe was
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