Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-10
Desire Cessation of Hostili- ties for Three Months
 Along Fronts.
GEN. DIAZ COMMANDS
 ITALIAN ARMIES
Cah0rna Given Post on the Inter.Al- lied Conference BOard-Rrit.
 ish Beat Turks in
 Palestine.
Associated Press Summary)

Associated Press Summary) The revolutionary element under Nicolai Lenine continues to hold the Russian capital, but with the attitude of the Russian soldiers on the various fronts, regarding it's assumption of power, still unknown.
 The Italian armies continue their l retreat across the Venetian plains to- ward the Pieve river, where it is ex- pected stand shortly will be made by them aided by large reinforce ment from the British and French ar fies, and under newly formed mili- tary command, which is to work in conjunction with the permanent inter- allied conference of military officers. DiaS Commands.
 General Cadorna has been removed from supreme command of the Italian army and given post on .le inter- allied conference, the other members of which will be the noted French gen. eral Foch and General Wilson, sub chief of the British general staff. Gen edal Diaz has been placed in chief command of the Italians.
 The reports from Russia still re- main meagre, but those that are drift ing thru indicate that Lenine and his followers. including the congress of kworkmens and soldiers delegates, are desirOus of a cessation of hostilitieS for three months along all the battle front in order that efforts may be cUn- trated upon bringing about peace. With the telegraph lines in the hands of the bOlsheviski faction, it IS natural to presume that all communications emanating from Petrograd lean, to. ward Lenine and his faction, and their ambition, but advices at hand from official and semi-official Russian quar- ters in Europe and the United States tend to lessen the apparent gravity of the situation and to indicate that order will be brought out of the pre-. vailing chaos at no distant date.
 Where Is kerenskl2
 Contradictory rumors continue to circulate as to the whereabouts of reported that he was under arrest and being taken to Petrograd for trial by courtmartial and also, that he was continuing his journey toward the front in an endeavor to- strengthen the morale of the troops and put down the revolt. Various members of Ker. ensky's cabinet are still incarcerated in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul in Petrograd, and it is reported that General Kornil0ff. former com mander-in-chief of the Russian forces, who has been under arrest for some time, also, is being taken tilither for trial in connection with tho previous revolt.
 Meanwhile. it is stated Petrograd has returned to normal, so far as the civilian population is cOncerned.} The casualties during the bombardment of the winter palace and as a result of the street fighting in the capital. Tues day night and Wednesday morning, were relatively small.
 Western Front.
 There has been little activities on the western front in France and Bel gium, except in the nature of recfpr0- cal bombardments and small raiding operations.
 Turks Fleeing. Tn Palestine the British forces have gained a notable victory over the Turks, who are in retreat along the entire front, with British and French war vessels harassing them from the Mediterranean and airmen bombing their fleeing columns. More than 40s guns have been taken from the en- omy. H4