Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

Revolt Is Broken.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Bolsheviki
revolution In Petrograd is reported
to be approaching collapse. Regi-
ments loyal to Premier Kerensky are
marching on the capital and fighting
Is under way in the city. according
to reports reaching here today from
Petrograd. An organization which
has adopted the name OF all Russian
committee for saving the country and
THE revolution has announced that
the defeat of the BolshevllSi move
ment was matter only of days or
hours.
The town of Tsarskoe- Selo, fifteen
miles south of Petrograd, where for
mer Emperor Nicholas lived much Of
the time, is said to have been cap
tured by loyal forces, after which the
rebels retired to Petrograd in dis
orderly mobs.
The chief wireless station now is
controlled by loyal troops. The red
guard has been defeated in Moscow.
Premier Kerensky is said to be ap-
preaching Petrograd.
The following was received today
by wireless from Russia:
ITO all army organizations and
commissaries:
"The revolt against the Bolshevih
is increasing In Petrograd. Today
open attacks against them began and
fusllades are taking place I'm the
streets Mt some places. The telephones
are in the hands OF the junkers. The
Dowmin CD was occupied by the
general army committee which has
removed the Bolsheviki guards.
I'm Moscow the red guard was
defeated.
Premier KerensIty will approach
Petrograd toward evening. Commu-
nlcation with him has been estab-
llshed. A delegation from the com
mittee for saving the country and the
revolution has been sent to NJ. Ker-
ensky.
Only Matter or Days.
Liquidation of the Bolshevikl ad-
venture is only a matter Of days or
hours. For more successful liquida-
tion OF this adventure 1t is necessary
that all democratic forces unite
around the all-Russian committee for
saving the country and the revolu-
ton"
Another Russian wireless dispatch
says:
regiment faithful to the govern
ment and the revolution In full agree
ment with the Cossacks, the soldiers
and workmen's delegates, and all
delegates and all democratic organ
izations occupied the town OF Tsars-
koe-Sel and the chief radio-tele-
graphic station. The rebels are retir-
mig in disorderly mobs on Petrograd.
Severe measures are being taken
against marauders and pillagers.
Those caught with stolen goods are
being shot Immediately. Those guilty
of rebellion are being handed over to
the military revolutionary court"
A proclamation has been issued
"to the soldiers OF Petrograd" by NJ.
Malcoski, who describes himself
member of the all-Russian committee
for saving the country and the revo-
luton and as commissary of the Pet
rograd military district. This proc
lamation is given as follows In
wireless message from Petrograd:
Gallant regiments from the front.
faithful to the revolution and the
country, have approached the capt.
tai. In order that there be no she'd
ding of innocent blood, arrest imme-
diately all those who are betraying
and running the country.
I'm order to indicate which regl-
ments are faithful, send delegations
to the regiments moving from the
front"
On way to Capital.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Petrograd dated Saturday says
the news that Premier Kerensky was
the capital caused a
great sensation and that a collision
was expected momcntarily at the time
the message was filed.
Reports from Moscow to Petrograd
the dispatch continues. state that q
majority OF the soldiers and work.
mems delegates there voted to sup
port the Petrograd BolsheNki, but
that the Cossacks declined TO do SO
and are working with other elements
in organizing opposition. The gov
ernment Institutions In Moscow, In
cluding the arsenals, telegraph Of
fices, banks and railway stations, are
said to have passed into the hands of
the Bolshcvilxi.