Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-13
PETROCRAD YET
 IN TRE HANDS OF
 LEVINE CORTER|E
Military Cadets Made Prison CTS or Exterminated and Capital Remains in Posses sion of Radical Revolution ists.
(By Review Leased Wire. )


 ! Belesheviki after desperate street battles Sunday in which a handful Of military cadets were eXterminated or captured by members of the Bole- sheviki, upon whom they inflicted con | siderable losses.
 The committee of public safety agents have gone 10 Gatchina to try to arrange a compromise between the Kerensky forces and the Eoleshviki. PETROGRAD. Nov. F, 3:15 p. m Throughout Saturday night. Sunday and Monday morning the whereabouts Of Premier Kerensky's relieving army was the expressing subject. The sound of guns is expected hourly. Boleshevi- Xii troops have been rushed to all ap- breaches to the city and appeals have been issued to factory workers to go 10 the suburbs to construct trenches and barricades. The railroad stations have become armed camps.
 The city is full of conflicted ru- mors. but was tranquil Monday morn ing.
 PETROGRAD. Sunday, Nov. H. The military cade:s, Or 'junkers," en- couraged by the reported proximity to the capital of the forces of Premier Kerensky, made an intellectual attempt today to regain control of the city. This resulted in almost constant s rect fighting in various quarters.
 Early in the morning the cadets sur prised the small guard of Bolesheviki at the central telephone exchange. and backed by armored motor cars forced the Bolsheviki to surrender Until nearly dusk the Grand Morskaia was sheviki troops and cadets to the number of about 100. who were firing from windows and supported by a ma chine gun in the arnored car in the street in front of the building. The cadets surrendered when they had ex- hausted their ammunition.
 Cadets Try Again
 On the Nevsky Prospekt cadets with stand and precipitated another battle in which most of them were killed Or made prisoner. The cadets apparently were the same as those who were de lending the Winter palace Wednesday night and who were permitted their liberty by the Bolsheviki troops af.er the surrender of the palace. In spite of sporadic firing crowds filled the Nevsky Prospekt, rushing to cover when it became necessary. but other wise going about as though nothing unusual was happening. All the streets leading into the Morsakaia in the vii cini.y of the telephone station con tained crowds of curious persons who fled at every outburst of shooting, but returned to their posts of observation when lulls occurred It is believed there were many victims of the fight ing in the Morskaia.
 Proclamations Issued
 Fromthe windows of the Associated Press headquarters. situated a half block distant. an officer was observed to fall in the street, apparently dead. An anlooker hiding in a doorway was struck 0y a glancing bullet and wound ed in the arm. The ambulances were kept busy.
 New proclamations, both by the Bolsheviki and the adherents of Ke- rensky. appeared at intervals through out the day. They called upon the peo- pie to support this or that side and at tracted crowds wherever posted It is reported that one of the proclaim tions signed by Kerensky and dated . Gatchina was dropped from an air plane.