The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-11-12
KERENSKY COMING BACK
boisheviA Uprising in Petrograd
Apparently is Nearing End
Italian Line Stiffened-Bxitish
Continue to Make Progress
Against Turks.
Press Summary.

FTeSS summary.
Apparently the Bolsheviki uprising
IN Petrograd is nearing it's end and
Premier kerensky may soon again be
in power.
Late advices from Petrograd are to
the effect that the revolutionists have
been defeated in Moscow and at
Tsarskoe-Selo and from the latter
town which is Is miles from Petrograd
are retreating disorderly mob, to-
ward the capital.
In Petrograd street fighting has
taken place with the Cossaclzs ard
other loyalists having the better Ct
the Bolsheviki element, while keren-
sky with200, ,000men is on his way from
CATCHING to reinforce the loyaIists.
| To stay his progress, however, the
rails Of the Petrograd-Catctina rail
way have been torn up and large
forces of the Bolsheviki are said to
have gone out to give battle,
| Sailor Governor of Finlad.
To add to the troubles of the ker-
ensky government state of war has
governor general dismissed, his place
having been taken by a sailor.
The Diet has voted to elect State
power in the province
| Italian Line Stiffened.
I On the Italian front the Italian line
in the north has stiffened under re-
Inducements it has received from the
: British and French. Even the Ger,
man official communication does Eot
mention any further retirement by ths
) Italians, but on the contrary admits
that east of Asiago where the Austro
Germans made gains last week, ths
l Italians in strong force, attacked tflt
I, invaders and recaptured lost position
The Italians took about 100 prisoners
l Vigorous Fighting on Piave.
In the Sugana valley an enemy ad
vance guard was captured.
Along the middle and southern
I reaches of the Piave the Italians ar
:; holding their lire tenaciously, al
Z though they have been forced to Civ
;. up the Vidor bridgehead, northeast 0
e Treviso after having fought de
: laying battle in which they had tim
E to GLOW up the bridge crossing tn
I! stream.
q Geymaas Content Will, Skelling
e Tie Germans Sunday made no al
l; tempts to recapture the ground take
q from them by the British last wee
4Ll IlES ISS1OtI VI L oSSCflSilOdlS COIICSII
q ing themselves merely with the bon
l. bardment of the newly won line. .
heavy rainfall prevented the Britis
q from extending their gain. Bonbarc
: Tnents and minor attacks have pre-
u dominated on the remainder of tt
le western front, except near Hartman
n sweilerkopf in the Vosges mountain
where in violent battle the Frenc
IL completely repulsed the Germans. 4
g one point the Germans succeeded
p entering the French observation lin
m but in hand-to-hand encounter tbs
y were almost Immediately driven ou
le The German official communicate
at says that 81 French chasseurs we.
g made prisoners by them during t
OF fighting.
III Continued Progress Against Turks
at In Palestine the British forces u
OF der General Allenby continue to ma
C progress against the Turks who a
on being aided by German and Austrls
g, gunners. During the latter part
m last week several additional tow
IS and villages were captured on the g
re square mile battlefield in addition
rd numerous guns and many prisoner
We East of GAIA large enemy force w
b defeated after violent fight a
OF twelve guns, three machine guns a
ne hundred prisoners were capture
OF Austrian gunners serving the gu
X were killed or wounded.