Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-31
Trenches of Allies Filled with Dead of Both Armies,
 Says French Report.
BELGIANS FLOOD
 ENEMY'S COUNTRY
When Germans Try to Escape From Waters, French and Be1gians Shoot Them Down
 by Scores.

London. Oct. 3O.-The press bureau tonight issued the following state ment:
 Severe fighting continues along the allies line especially in the north The German resistance is stubborn with fierce counter attacks, but the British are steadily gaining ground. 'Tn counter attacks British brig ade delivered a brilliant bayonet charge with deadly results to the ene- my
 The Indian cuntingents have joined the Anglo-Japanese forces at Tsing- tau"
 Paris. Oct. 30, II p. m.--TonigAt's statement follows
 No new developments are reported l in the late advices from the front In the region from Newport to Dixmude lin Belgium. On our left wing the enemy has developed left attacks against the front of the British troops to the south of the canal LeBassee
 without obtaining any success.
 "There has been renewal Of act ivity in the vicinity of Rheims and in the region of the heights of the Mouse, to the south of Frenen-en- lWoevre."
 "The afternoon communication stated: <
 "The extreme inundations brought
 about by the Belgian army in the low.
 CT valley of the river Yser have com pelled the forces of the enemy which lbad passed this river to withdraw. They were subjected to violent cari- lnonade by the Belgian and French ar tjllery during their movement Of re- ltreat.
 "The Germans endeavOred yester- day to deliver violent counter attacks
 on the French and British army corps
 which were progressing to the north
 east and the east of Ypres. At the lend of the day our troops had, not withstanding, continued their forward
 movement in the direction which had
 been assigned them, and had also
 taken possession of various points Of
 support.
 "rhe British troops, assailed at sew eral points north of LeBassee by su- perior forces, resumed the oHenslve 4 with energy and reconquered to a considerable extent the territory yielded to the enemy. At several oth-
 CT points on their line of combat. Brit ish troops repuised attacks or Ger i, mans, inflicting on them important losses. . ,! "On the remainder of the front } there has been no general action, on : Ily partial offensive movements on oui | part as we'll as on the part Of enemy l We have made progress almost every ? where" .a 7 Meanwhile the battle of Flanders } was renewed with increased vigor
 Heavy firing had been heard souta t lof the sca-coast and strong move F ment of German troops in the direc
 tion of Zeebrugge was reported.
 Indications that heavy concen ltratiOn of the enemy's forces is beini
 effected near the port of Bruges an !. near Heyst, where there are l1.O0' Inewly-arrived German marines. lGreat numbers of big guns have beel |shipped to Zoebruggle and to Nieu | bort.
 Near Niddlekirke. in the neighbor E hood Lete, the German guns wer 0 compelled to cease firing as 1t wa | found their shells were landing {. among their own men. When tn r lbig guns ceased their firing. severa e furious hand-to-hand conflicts yer l. |precipitated, so anxious were the oc 7. scupants of the trenches to be q