The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-11-15

got what was coming to her"
an I'll Paso, Texas, dispatch says that
Colonel Ancheta was killed and his
command OF 200 Mexican troops almost
wiped out whcn trapped in n mountain
pass near Sugui Grandc, Sonora, by
faqui Indians.
Eur0nean.
British casualties for the past weck
are reported as 21,S91 officers and
men.
The British forces in Belgium have
won another notable victory over the
Germans In the region of Yprcs. hay.
ing captured in II Of their intrcpil
dashcs, after n rain of shells of al,
c%aliberS. the town of Paschendacle
about five miles from Roulers.
The English report that the German
communication with submarine bases
at Ostend and Zecbrugge is seriously
threatened.
The leader Of the Centrist par,y
in Germany says that autocracy has
lost out, and that %henceforth the Ger.
u Dt DlhcGN In mo
democratic column.
III a great arc, more than 100 miles
in length. the Italian armies are fall.
ing back to a new and short defense.
Dispatches from Holland state tina;
the Austrians are using a new kind
OF a against the Italians
against which the helmets now in use
are absolutely powerless. This NAV
account for the wholesale capture of
PRISONERS by the central powers in the
recent move against the Italians.
me Austro.German forces operating
against the Italians alon gthe Taglia.
mento river from the region of the Car.
mic Alps southwark to the Adriatic sea
are proving a serious
General Cadorna's army is being
sorely pressed, and some authorities
say that there Is danger Of General
Cadorna's whole army falling into a
trap.
The Germans report having captured
SIX thousand more Italian prisoners.
This makes a total of more than two
thousand in less than ten
days. The seriousness Of the situa.
ton Is obvious.
The British and French troops In
and continue to carry out raid.
ing operations successfully.
Sit Erie Geddcs. who recently sue
succeeded Sir Edward Carson as first
lord OF the admiralty, made his first
address in parliament and gave some
interesting and %anxiously awaited fig.
nr"S on the work OF the navy and
shipping in general.
The English first lord of the admiral.
'ty announces thai between forty and
nifty per cent Of the German subma.
rln"S operating in the North sea, the
Atlantic and the Arctic oceans. have
been sunk.
The English navy has rcquisitioned
ne services Of many young officers to
aad strength to the experience OF old.
cr officers on the naval staff.
y German warship has been sunk
in the sound, according to a dispatch
from the National Tidende from Nal
mo. Sweden.
Eight persons were killed and q
others wore injured in a German al,
raid on London, according to an of
fetal statement by the British war de
partmcnt. The material damage was
slight.
United States Senators William 8
Kenyon of Iowa and John B. KendricI
OF Wyoming have passed unscathc,
through their second air raid expcri
cncc in London.
Premier Kcrensky says that with
out Russia's entry in the war Englan,
and France would have been wiped OF
the map that Russia has borne I'll,
brnnt of the lighting, and, with tn,
help the United States has extcndc,
TO England and France, Russia woul
Sttll be fighting in enemy territory.
y question which Is agitatjng Rus
Sia is Where is the British feet nov
mat the German fleet is out in tn
Baltic?"
Russian Premier kerensky says tha
Russia is worm out, but still in til
war. Help is urgently needed an
Russia asks it as her right, becaus
Russia saved France and england q
tho beginning OF hostilities.
italian sentiment has awakened. ]
was never dreamed that The German
could In such short time wreak suc
havoc on them, and even old men q
the Garibaldi relict are clamoring
1 - 4 = ..oxk ..s .L#tt .ILE' .FT.s TT