Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-09
Winter Palace Surrenders After Hot Smelling From
 Cruiser and Fortres.
REPORT COSSACK
 REGIMENTS LOYAL
Italian Armies |, Ontinue Retreat Lar. ger Units Meeting With Little M0leStatiOn for In.
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Associated Press Summarv)

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 Petrograd again is in turmoil. The provisional government has been thrown out of power by the extreme radicals headed by Nicoli Lenine.
 Premier Kerensky has fled the cap ital. Several of the ministers have been placed under arrest and the wiE. ter palace, the seat of the govern ment, has been bombarded by the guns of the cruiser, Auroro, and of the St. Peter and St. Paul fortress, and forced to capitulate to the revolutionists.
 A congress of the soldiers and worekmen's delegates of all Russia has convened in Petrograd, and will discuss the questions of organization of pow CT, peace and war, and the formation of constitutionalist assembly.
 Peace Delegation.
 A delegation has been named by the congress to confer with the only revo- lutionary and democratic organizations with view to initiating peace nego- tiations for the purpose of taking steps to stop the bloodshed.
 As yet the details of the disorders which followed the assumption of pow CT by the radical element are meager, but it is known that from it's moorings in the Nieva the cruiser Aurora fired shrapncl, and solid shot against the winter palace for four hours. With the guns of the great fortress and ma chine guns stationed in fornt of the place keeping in accord with the salvos from the war ship.
 DesultOry Fighting.
 Desultory fighting also took place at various points inside the city, the revolutionaries capturing vantage points along the Nevsky prospect and various bridges over the Nieva. It is possible that casualties among the citizenry were slight, as the workmen's and soldiers delegates took precau- tions to warn the people to seek ref uge in their homes.
 Reports as to the whereabouts of Kenrensky are various. Some of them say he has sought safety in Moscow, while others assert that he has gone to the front in an endeavor to obtain the backing of the troops to forestall debacle of his government. Cos sack regiments are declared already to have announced their readiness partly to support the government on condi- tion that no compromise with the rev olutionists is made.
 On the other hand it is asserted that delegates from the Black and Baltic sea fleets have declared themselves in favor of the radicals. , Italians Still Retreat.
 There has been no cessation m the retreat of the Italians across the .Ve-;. netian plains toward the new lines of defense on which it is intended to stand and face the invading Germans and Austro- -Hungarians. The large units of the Italians are falling back without molestation, according to the Rome official communication, but con siderable fighting has taken place m the hills of Vittorio and other places in the north.
 The Berlin war office says that on the middle Tagliamento river. Italian troops who were still standing out against the invaders were captured. A general and 17.00O more Italian troops are reported to have been tak- en. bringing the total prisoners since the retreat from the Isonzo began to more than 250,000.
 According to Berlin, it is asserted also that more than 2,300 guns have fallen into the hands of the Teutons.
 Along the line in France and Bel qium only artillery duels and raiding operations by the French and British forces are taking place. Additional ground has been gained by the British troops against the Turks in Palestine and along the Tigres river.