The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-11-22
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ed stream OF propaganda against Amer.
lea into South America. The latest
effort, seeks to create the impression
that the Unitel States is ready to vic.
late Spanish neutrality. A message re-
ceiyed by the newspaper La Nacion
quoted the Madrid newspaper Of the
same name as declaring that nineteen
United States war vessels and n large
force Of men had arrived at the Azores
and established defenses there.
The Bolsheviki revolution in Petro-
grad Is reported to be approaching
collapse. Regiments loyal to Premier
kerensky are marching en- tho CAPT
tol and fighting is under way in the
city, according to reports reaching
here from %Petrograd.
A Russian organization which has
adopted the name of A!l-Russian Com
mittee for Saving the Country and the
Revolution, announces the defeat OF
the Bolsheviki movement is q matter
Of only a few days.
h French censorship permits the
newspapers to lot that tho
prince Of Wales has gone to the Ital.
liant front.
Emperor Charles Of Austria-Hun.
gary Is reported in a dispatch from
Gorilla to have narrowly escaped
death in a mountain torrent on his
return from a visit to almanova, in
northern Italy.
The entire Turkish army in Palestine
Is %retreating toward the north, and
Is being pursued by British airplanes
which are bombing them.
British and French naval forces are
cooperating against the Turkish COM
munications along the Mediterranean
coast.
The revolutionary element in Rus
STA, under Nikolai L%enine, holds the
Russian capital. but with the attitude
of he Russian soldiers on the various
fronts regarding It's assumption OF
power still unknown.
The conference Of British, French
and Italian representatives at the Ital.
ian army headquarters has resulted
In the creation Of a permanent inter.
allied military committee.
General Cadorna, who has been In
'upiS hiV COIltlldllu VI IL 1JdIldH dTI1y
since the beginning OF the var has
been retired to the i~nter-allied mill.
tary committee, and General Diaz has
been appointed first in command, with
General Bagdol!o second, and General
Grandma third.
The larger units Of the Italian army
arc retiring without molestation from
the Austro-Germans, but strong rear
guards arc giving the Teutons battle
at several points.
Germany called up her last reserves
within the last few days, according to
a report at Zurich. All men who pre-
viously had been rejected were order.
ed to present themselves for re-exam.
ination and within twenty.four hours
all not utterly incapacitated were on
tire way to the training centers. This
action. says the correspondence, is at
tributed to the intention of the con.
trail powers to make a final effort on
the western front before America'e
help becomes effective.
A congress of the workmen's and
soldiers delegates OF all Russia has
convened in Petrograd and will dis
cuss the questions OF organization o.
power, peace and war. and The forma
ton Of a constituent assembly.
The Vossicho Zeitung OF Berlin saw
that Budapest papers announce thai
the Austro.IIungarian ausgleich viii
be renewed Professionally for two years
The auagteich is the compromise
reached between the monarchies o.
Austria and Hungary in 1867 by which
each possesses a separate parliament
united under II ommon emperor.
The Italian armies continue their re
treat across the VenetiaL plains to
ward the Piavo rivcr, where, it is OK
pected, q stand will be made by them
because. at that point, thoy will doubt
less be aided by British and French
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