The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-15
SAILORS AT SEBASTOPOL
 KILL SIXTY TWO OFFICERS
No Fighting of Moment is Taking Place on Any of the Battle Fronts on Account of the Heavy Shows The British Casualties Durinu the Past Week Reached 24,729.

New York, Jan. 14.-Although there is still talk in unofficial quarters of the possibility of final break in the peace negotiations between the cen tral powers and the Bolsheviki, the armistice evidently has been extended to February IS and it is reported that the pour parlors will be transferred shortly from Brest- iLtovsk 10 War saw.
 Late advices indicate that theer was considerable haggling between the opposing delegates at Brest- Litovsk the latter part of last week over territorial questions and the fix ing of clause in the proposed treaty announcing peace between the bellig- erents. Trotzky, the Bolsheviki for eign minister as in the previous de- Alterations, proved recalcitrant with regard to the German formula that the contracting parties have resolved henceforth to live in peace and AAAChhohiPY hCNAalVh AhdA IL was decorative phrase" and did not de- scribe what the future relations be- tween the Russian and German peo- pies would be.
 Internal strife continues in various parts of Russia. Bolsheviki troops are reported to have cleared General Kaledines' Cossacks from the Don river basin and to have captured Ekaterinoslav.
 Following previous reports of a mutiny of sailors at Sebastopol, where sixty-two officers, among them four admirals, were killed. Russian soldiers are declared to have footed the town of Kilia and in fighting with the Ukranians to have forced the second Ukranian regiment to surrender and lay down seven thousand rifles and thirteen machine guns.
 The Petrograd garrison also appar- ently is out of hand, idle soldiers hay ing been reported as going into the provinces and taking food from the inhabitants and bringing 1t back tc the capital and selling it at exhorbit-
 ant prices.
 The social revolutionary members of the constituent assembly in Rus sia are opposed to a general peace at Russia's expense and declare that the Bolshevih are ursurpers of power who have precipitated the country into an abyss of civil war and an archy.
 Speculation is rife concerning the conferences in Berlin between the
 military and political leaders in which Emperor William and the crown prince also have participated. "A death struggle is now proceed ing between the reichstag peace ma jority and the military annexationist party" says a Bavarian newspaper,
 which adds that it does not know i which side the government will sup ! port and that Egyptian darkness "en-
 shrouds the nations peace terms. Cold weather and snows are still
 retarding the infantry activity on the battle front where no fighting of mo-
 ment is taking place except in the nature of small patrol engagements and artillery duels. Notwithstanding | the fact that similar conditions pre- vailed last week, the British casual | ties for the seven days ending this Monday were 24,729, as compared
 with 1S,9sS the previous week and 9,951 the week before that.
 For the first time in many months
 British aviators have carried out an
 air raid on Karlsruhe, capital of Baden.
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