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Rome: German troops have
crossed the Tagliamento river,
The enemy, succeeding in bring-
ing his forces to the right bank,
north of Pinseano, has intensified |
his pressure against the right
wing of our line. The situation
is still grave. All the Allies
should realize that one of the
supreme trials of the war has
reached its final stages,

Berlin: Six thousand more
Italians were captured when the
Germans and Austrians crossed
the Tagliamento. number of
guns was also cantured,

London: The atrival of Premier
Lioyd George and Painleve in
Rome today is taken as evidence
that the Italian situation’ ‘is still
serious, Preliminary reports in-
dicate that the Italians have suc-
‘cessfully repulsed the first blow
aimed hy the Germans in -Tren-
tind, An enemy offensive is
expected there, Lloyd George is
accompanied by General Smuts,
General Robertson and Maj.-Gen.
Maurice,

The Chemin des Dames conflict
cost more lives than the great
fight befqre Verdun, The Ger-
man retreat in this sector Maris
the end of one of the war’s great
battles, after six’ months of al-
most continuous fighting on the
Aisne,

Petrograd: The garrison of
the city is now controlled by the
Bolsheviki,. Great excitement
prevails in Petrograd, No further
passports will be issued to per-
sons desiring to leave Russia.

Paris: Intermittent artillery
activity is reported in Belgium
and in upper Alsace,

. Before Lloyd George left Paris
he had a long interview «with
, General Pershing. Sir Douglas

Washington: Ameriean troops
have experienced their first real
clash with the enemy. . Ther
were three casualties and twelve
were taken. prisoners,

_ Copenhagen: It js ronerally
believed that the visit to Berlin
. yesterday of Count Czernin, Aus-
‘tro-Hungarian foreign minister,
is preliminary to a new peace
offer by the central powers,

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Rome: The italiane have been

compelled to evacuate territory
in the mountainous area north of
the plains of northern Italy,. in
, order ta ‘establish their new line.

“The enemy has cecapied the,
abandoned district, .

” Besides,” persistent intensified |.
pressure from the. zone of the
upper ‘Tagliaimento, against our
~ left wing, the enemy has pushed.
various detachments towards: the/:
middle and lower. course of. the}.

oniver: Some ‘hostile ‘Yabguards

|the es é stern edge of Pasehe gale:

met detachments of our grenadier
brigade southeast of -St. Vitol
and were repulsed.

Berlin: The Italian line on the
Tagliamento has been won -.by
Austro-Gernian forces. The Ital-
iang have evacuated the: entire
line along the river to the Adria-
tic and are retiring through the
upper Italian plain,

London: Victorious Canadian
forceshaveestablished themselves
100 yards beyond Passchendaele.

Hostile artillery is active in
the -sector north of the Ypres-
Roulers rail way. ;

The central powers are likely
to make a move for peace this
month, and are expected to sug-
gest a conference at Berne,

On the Italian front Austrians
are using @ new poisonous gas,
The fumes are said to be a hun-
dred times more deadly than
earlier mixtures, rendering masks
useless, | ;

The Entente is looking about
for a military genius who ean
grasp the situation..as a whole.
The battlefront must be eonsider-
ed as one continuous position.

The present conferences may
lead to a new mode’ of conduct.

Paris: French troops broke
into the German lines at several
Points last night, taking prison-
ets. A German attack in Cham-
pagne was repulsed. We varried
out several surprise attacks west
of Auberive and south of Si
Quentin.

Petrograd: Full autonomy, for
Finland has been agreed upon by
the provisional government.

Kerensky will visit England.
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Rome: ‘The Italians have with-
drawn in good order from the
Tagliamento river toward ‘Liven-
za, . Low water in the Tagiia-
mento rendered difficult the de-
fence of the river.

Yesterday
and last night our airplanes and
airships repeatedly bombed enemy
troops at-work repairing bridges
over the Tagliamento for move-
ment across’ the river. Four
enemy machines were downed:

The’ Germans made
no effort daring the hight to. re-
gain the ground captured yeater-
day on ‘the’ Ypres front by. tha
British, .
intermittent artillery operations,

London: :

British. “troops ‘have: captured |

the city of” Gaza, in Palestine,” 7

In. the course of an action in
the prize court recently, Swedish |
officers were. accused of conspir-
ing’to furnish. 8, million: dollars’

worth of wool to Gerthany, vey

Berlin: German troops iii Flan:
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said to have warned the Kaiser
'|of impending financial ruin.

distribution of proprietorial lands |°

|twelve of all, ‘topnages having

~ Elsewhere. there were, to have supreme control. of the

Mesopotamia, 90 miles northwest
of Bagdad, was‘occupied by the
British on Nov. 6. >
~ Welsh troops, in a raid on Ger-
man trenches near Armentieres,
captured prisoners and inflicted |¢
losses‘on the enemy, _

Several commissioners to the|¥

“Germans are continuing - their
pursuit of -the Italians and have
taken more. prisoners,
Paris: Enemy attacks on La-
chaume wood, on the right bank
of the Meuse, saround St. Quentin
and northwest of Rheims, were
repulsed with losses,

Copenhagen: “Loss of tr rade j is
now feared by Germany, which is
beginning to realize the difficulty
of re-establishing its foreign mar-
kets after the war. It is feared
that German shipping may be

barred from the ports of the En- |ve-examined and hurried in large
numbers to training centers,

Copenhagen: British artillery

don last night. Col. House ranks
as American special ambassador,

Germany has called up her last
reserves, including all men pre-

Scoffing has riven place
to genuine fear of economic dis-
Hamburg magnates are

tente,

aster,
There is no way to keep the bar-

rage from making slow and

aan steady progress, sdys a German
‘Petrograd: Finland may become ¥ Pre y

arepublic. Russia is. willing to
P blatt,

give wide powers, conformable|°
' of the defenders of front line

trenches are terrible,

He declaresthe sufferings

to certain fundamental laws.

Negotiations between the gen-

eral staff and Lhe. military com-|,

mittee of the workmen’s anq|°! ‘he enemy are in contact

along the Livenza river, on the

soldiers’. council, looking tothe

strengthening of the staff by the Venetian Plains, and news that a
inclusion of democratic members,- preliminaty battle ein progress
have been broken off, {is momentarily expected..

The political situation has been |. Berlin; Austro-German forees

complicated by the action of Ker-

river. Italians numbering 17, 000

ensky in suspending three Max-
were cut off and captured,
total rium ber? of prigoners taken
in this campaign is over 250, 000,
with 2800 guns, LO

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newspapers.
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Petrograd: Russia isin the

made two surprise attacks, one
on enemy tr'énches east of Rheims
and the other iti the Woevre,east.

throes of another political convul-
sion, following the seizure of the;
xovernment and the arrest ‘of
prisoners,
Stockholm:

several ministers by the executive
vf the ‘soldiers’ and workmen’s

Allied conference arrived in Lon- |-

viously ‘rejected, who are being fr

of German warships is off ‘the
Finnish naval station of Helsing- -
fors. ’ Germany apparently in. —
tends to* continue her nayal
operations in the Baltic. :

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