The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17
SEETHEs
WITH REBELLION
Severe Fighting, Rioting and
looting Reported From
Many Parts of SIav-
oniC Empire.
OLD GRUDGES PAID OFF.
Sebastapol Scene of Two Days
of Butchery-General Kali
ward With Army.
Ward With Army.
OLD GRUDGES PAID OFF

London, Jan. 1.-THE latest news re-
ceived in Petrograd according to a Reu-
ter dispatch from that city, indicates
further fighting in the interior Of Rus
STA. A newspaper dispatch from Khar-
kov reports that after the maximalists
opened fire with machine guns, the
second Ukranian regiment surrendered
with 1000 rifles n 13 machine guns.
The commander Of the regiment was
arrested.
Twelve capitalists residents of Khar-
koV were ordered to donate 100000
rubleS for the unemployed. The sum
was diSburSed by the municipality.
A dispatch from Rostov say that
Dabaltzova, a station on the Ekaterino
slav line changed hands three times in
the fighting between the CoSSacks and
the bolshevists.
The struggle was renewed on Friday
after both sides had been reinforced
considerably.
1t Is reported that General Kaladines,
the Cossack leader is proceeding toward
the north. The city OF Ufa in eastern
Russia, is said to be i'm the hands Of the
bolshevists. whO seized h banks and
government buildings. They are send
ing forces including artillery, to Tchely-
abinsk. on the Trans Siberian railway
where serious fighting is expected.
Soldiers Reap Profits.
Hunger riots have occurred in
Kolumna in the government Of Moscow.
resulting in the killing OF ~ persons
and wounding 100. The b~olshevists
have occupied the Moscow headquar-
ters of the Union Of Zemstvas.
Idle soldiers in Petrograd are jour-
neying to the provinces and bringing
back to the capital provisions which
they are selling to the inhabitants at
eXorbitant prices.
Two Days of Butehery.
A dispatch to the Times from Odessa
describes the disorders at Sebastopol in
which 81 naval officers were killed in
two days OF butchering In which the
horrors of Kronstadt were reenacted.
1t is added that most or those killed
were members OF the committee which
in 1912 under the old regime held an
inquiry into the rebellious sailors revo-
lutionary union, which resulted in the
execution Of many sailors and the exile
OF others. The affair apparently for
gotten has now been brought up against
those responsible who were regarded as
meriting death. 1t Is reported in Odes-
sa that the number of officers killed
is greater than 81.
Town of kilia Looted.
The town of Kilia at the mouth Of
Danube which has been called the Rus
sian Venice, another dispatch to the
Times says was looted during the
Christmas holidays by soldiers sta
toned there, assisted by hoodlums.
Much of the town was burned, the
rioters firing the buildings after the
houses and shops were sacked. The
work was done Systematically show
ing that preparation has been made
before hand.
The population fled in terror. some
crossed into Rumania, while others
scattered into the surrounding country
where they are destitute. Still others
came to Odessa by steamer. The per-
petrators Of the outrage also came to
Odessa where they were allowed to take
trains north without being molested.
The superior council Of national COM
missaries, according to a Reuter- dis
patch from Petrograd, a drafted a
decree declaring null and void all a
tional loans issued by the imperial and
bourgeois GVoff Kerensky) govern
ments. All domestic loans held by for
eigners are to be annulled without res
ervation. The only loans to be de-
clared are short term loans and the
series of the national treasury.
CLEAR DON BASIN.
Petrograd Sunday. Jan. 13.-Bol-
shevist soldiers have cleared the basin
kaledines, gaining possession of i'm
portant Goa fields, it Is ~oun Of
fiacially. They also have captured
Ekaterinoslav.
In the operations in the Don region
he bolshevist lost 10 killed and 20
wounded.
The bOlshevist government has in
formed the Armenians in Turkish
Armenia, that 1t supports their right
to self definition.
The French consul general in Fin
land hat his government
has requested the French ambassadors
ut Washington, London and Rome I 0
urge the allies to recognize Finland.