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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Hindenberg's Forces, Tem- porarily Checked, Pressing
 Forward Rapidly.
TEUTONS ABANDON
 RAILWAY JUNCTION
Germans and French Battling Des- perate1y for Village of Tahure. with kaiser's Troops Firmly Entrencil-
 cd on Coveted Hill.

London, Nov. IA fresh advance against Riga is reported tonight by Berlin. An official statement says that von Hindenberg's forces, fight ing furiously. have pressed forward from the west on both sides eff the railway between Tukkum and Riga, and have reached Raggasem and Juanff.
 Throughout the Courland, the Ger mans and Russians are at grips in q series of actions which constitute a great battle on a wide front. The Rus sians, counter attacking before Dvinsk are reported to have suffered heavy losses. Berlin says they have failed--ta gain ground.
 In the south, the Austro- German evacuation of Kovel, the important Vclhynian railway junction, is report ed to be continuing. The r2port of the evacuation of Kovel was first sent out in a news agency dispatch. Noth- ing official has been receiv d from either Berlin or Petrograd.
 In eastern Galicia, the Austrians claim to have broken up Russian at tempts to eros sthe Strypa river, while small gains in the Chartorysk region are recorded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
GERMANS HOLD TAHURE
Battle for Village Continues All Night
 With French Leading.

London, Nov. With the Germans now firmly entrenched on Tahure hill, fighting for the possession of the village itself is proceeding with great energy.
 The battle in front of the town, now the center of fighting in Cham pagne, continued all night the French leading in the attack. No change -n the situation was effected, however. The violence of the French reply to the German aggressive has had the effective of lessening the pressure against the French line. While a continuous bombardment of the whole section between hill No. 4195 and the plain south of the village was main tained by the German batteries, tho infantry only once essayed an attack and this was stepped by the barrage fire from the French guns before the Germans left their trenches.
 Belgium again is the scene of furi- ous artillery duels. The British front east of Ypres was the object of par- ticularly heavy cannonade. Accord ing to Sir Jc'1n French, in a report received tonight, seven German bat talions, engaged in the recent fight ing at Loos, lost 80 per cent of their effectives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
This Is Opinion of Foreign Official of High Rank in
 Washington.
EXPECT OVERTUREs
 BEFORE MONTH ENDS
Diplomats Base Faith in Peace Re. ports on Fact That kaiSer's Adyis. CTS Have Not COntradicted
 Statements.

Washington, Nov. 1.--There is reason to believe that proposals look ing to peace will very soon be an- nounced from Berlin, on the authority of the kaiser, according to a foreign official hign in rank in Washington.
 According to this official, his views are shared by many members of the diplomatic corps, who look for over- lures before the close of another month. He said:
 q have faith in the report and be- lieve it reflects the views and pur- pose of the kaiser, himeslf If this was not true, the kaiser's advisers would not permit the report to stand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Czar Ferdinand's Troops Rattering at Gates of Ser
 via's War Capital.
FORCES OF ALLIES
 OCCUPY KRIVOLAK
Anglo -Frcnrl, Armies Cheek Eulgari. aJS in South, and Take the Initia- tive Enormous Losses Suffered
 by Central Powers Troops.

London, Nov. 1-Russian troops. sent to the aid of hard-pressed Servia have been landed al Varna, Bulgarias principal Black sea port, according to a Times dispatch from Bucharest.
 At the same time, it is officially an~ nounccd that Kraguyevats, Servla's great arsenal, has been captured by the AustroGermans.
 The Bulgarians, advancing from the cast, have opened a bombardment on tho outer defenses of Nish, Seryia's war capital,,
 The fau of Nish is believed to be only matter of days. The capture of Nish will complete tho strategic plans of the German general staff. It will open through route by rail for Austro-Gefman troops and munitions of war from Berlin to ConstantinOple.
 Turks Oppose Knssians. f'1 tn
 No details of the reported landing at Varna have been received, but 1t is known that for more than a week the Russian fleet has been keeping up heavy bombardment of the Bul- garian coast, and is said to have done considerable damage. The Bulgar1an batteries at Varna are reported to have disabled one Russian warship during the .bombardmcnt of that place. If the Russians have succeeded in landing, they will find themselves confronted by Turkish troops, i've divisions of which, under command of Field Marshal von de Goltz, are reported to Have relieved the aBulgar-' iane along the eastern ROumanian border and the Black sea coast.
 The fall of kraguyevatz is the most severe blow yet dealt to the .tservians. Their principal arsenal and powder works was located there, and for months it had been the head- duartersb of the Servian general stan. @ The bombardment of the outer forts of Nish is reported in a Servian dis- patch, given out by the overseas News bureau at Berlin. It says Bull arian artillery has advanced rom Knishevatz and Pirot, and has the fh7 terior forts within range.
 The Bulgarian official statement makes no mention of the bombard- ment of Nish, but reports progress at all points in the north.
 nt~s4 Allies Occupy Krivoiak. e
 While the Austro7Ger1niaans and But- ~ ~Ax
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
A. Kllnger i'll Bed, Dale Marshall in Jail and Jesse
 Washington in Coffin.
KIND FACED COW
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Washington, Negro. Attempts to Pre- vent White Men from Securing Milk Producer, Thrce-Cornerrd
 AiIray Ensuing.

A. klinger. white 45 years of age, is under surveillance at his home near Dumbeck, on the Largford's Greenfield plantation, which he leases, and is suffering with buck shot wounds in the lower back and both hips; Dale Marshall, white aged 20 years, manager of the plantation for klinger, is confined in the county jail. both charged with murder; and Jesse Washington, negro tenant on the plantation, is dead, as a result of a shooting affray on the plantation yesterday forenoon, in which all three men took part.
 Ringers conditions is such that he can not yet be moved from his home. but it is expected he will be able to stand the trip to the county jail in three or four days. when he will be placed in confinement here. His wounds are painful and severe, developments occur.
 The negro is believed to have been instantly killed, bullet entering the small of his back, ranging upward and forward, and lodging under the skin of the right chest, whence it was extracted during the coroner's in quest held by pr. H. E. Williams yes terday afternoon.
 The arrest of the two white men by Deputy Sheriff J. l.. McBurnett followed the recommendation of the coroners jury that they be held to await the action of the grand jury.
 Cow Cause of Trouble.
 According to the story which reach ed Pine Bluff Klinger! and Marshall had gone to the negro's house, to get COW which was staked out near there. As they were returning, they met the negro, who, after an argn- ment, took the COW from them. Klingcr and Marshall went to their homes, Klinger getting pistol ana Marshall a rifle, after which they returned to the negro's house and again attempted to get the COW. The negro threatened to kill them if they took the COW, and another argument ensued the negro meantime having a shotgun in his hands. Klinger fired three shots at the negro, With out result, and had started away when Washington fired upon him. the charge lodging in his hips and back. Marshall fired at the negro, at about the same moment, and the negro fe'l dead.
 Marshall is of the opinion that he killed the negro. The bullet taken from the negro's body was shown the coroner's jury. Nine of the jurymen believe it was pistol bullet, the other three think it was rifle bullet. It will go to the grand jury.
 Klinger has family, which ilVes m the plantation. Klinger ana Mar shall are both comparative neWcom- CTS here from the North, and they have had considerable trouble Wltn the negroes, although until yesteruay none of it was of a serious nature. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
WOMAN DEAD; LVVhn 'o' ,,oad of Young Detroit woman Nearly A' VI Severed from Body.

netroit Nov. With the neao @ noor,v severed, the body of Mrs Rertha Peafty Neufeld, 26 years of age, was as found this morning in ner Dse search. in this city: The police are seaser ser ing for Nathan. German. S2. ;.h par tender. who had made his home w..,. .on tha Neufeld family at intervals 1of two years. ho,.a when eon Neufeld. the husband. left at o'clock to go to work. Mrs. Corinne ,a Uscrarman 2 e. mother of Mrs. Neufeid, sava German was in love with nel Ldamehter and that she had warned xhe younger woman trcuole Wvou ,ror, |some unless he was sent away iron the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING DURING THE HOLIDAYS Marriage of President Wilson and Mrs. Galt to Re at Brides Home,
 and a Quiet Affair.

Washington, Nov. 1.-President Will son and Mrs. Norman Gait will be married during the Christmas holi- days. at the home of Mrs. Galt in this city, The official announcement was made when the couple returned from an early morning walk today. .
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 "In order to quit speculation President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt today authorized the announce ment that their marriage will take place near the close of December Their plans are for very simple ceremony. It will be performed at Mrs, Galt's residence. No invitations will be issued, and it is expected that the only guests will be the members Of tlTe two families"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Arranged in Caucus.

AfrAnKeO III VAucuSs
 The council met at the regular hour and immediately after the reading of the minutes, the council went into executive session. At this session the payrolls were amended, and after remaining behind closed doors nearly an hour, the council resumed it's open session, and passed the resolution without delay.
 Collector Hut let it be known that he would prefer to continue at his old rate of pay, on the scrip basis, and it is not unlikely the council may arrange to accommodate him in this respect, at a future meeting.
 There was no argument or discus sion about the changes. on the floor of the council Everybody appeared to be satisfied-the city was saving something more than $4,00o per year. and the employees were getting more real money than they have been able
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
MI1RDER CHARGE AGAINST
 DR. HUGHES DISMISSED N! 5 8 !
Nolle Prosecute Entered in Case of walnut Ridge Physician Accused , of Killing Bagleys. .

Batesvlle, Nev. 1-The case agalns, pr. J. c. Hughes of Walnut RMgs' charged with the murder of l. J. Bag lev at Walnut Ridge a few years ago, was nolle pressed in the Indepen- dence circuit court here today
 The case was brought to this cour, last spring, when Hughes was tried and acquitted on another first degree murder charge, that of killing A. l. Ba gley, son of I. J. Bagley. s;s - Hughes claimed self-defense to the first charge and denies the killing of the older Bagley, there being aoth- ing but circumstantlat" evidence against him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
AUTO RUNS AMUCK AT
 JONESB0RO, 8 HURT
Speeding Machine Crashes Into Auc' lion Sale Crowd when Driver
 Loses Control.

Jonesboro, NOV. Flight persons were more or less seriously injured shortly before noon today, when a wild speeding automobile, driven by Charles Johnson, ran into crowd watching a public auction sale on Main street. .9-9.. One victim, J. Styce, aged 70 years' is perhaps fatally hurt.
 Jchnson claims he lost control or the automobile. Pedestrians say the machine was travelling at least So miles an hour, when it struck the crowd. Johnson was placed under arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
FTTZHJGH WALDRIP HURT.
Young Pine Blunlian Burned About
 Right Side in Little Rock Fire.

Fitzhugh Waldrip, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Marion Nelson Waldrlp, IS suffering from slight burns about the right leg and arm sustained when ne ran down blazing stairway Tn a Little Rock boarding house sunday morning at 4 o'clock. Leslie Ford, who jumped from a window or the hnrnine building. was injured about inc hip and ankle. Collins, Of the Pine Bluff High football team, ana nonord 1ones were with young Waldrip at the time, but they escap- ed uninjured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
EXCURSION TO SHREVEPORT. {. AplEf .t .o Big Crowd Will Go From Pine BIuil
 to Fair and Bal1 Game. -

A large crowd will go from Pine Bluff to Shreveport next Saturday to take in'' the Louisiana State fair and the Lohdsiana state unihrsity vs. University of Arkansas football game. The cotton Belt will operate Ian ,ex- scursion from this city. the train to leave Pine Bluff at 4:35 a, nn.a Satur7 day, and, returning, leave Shrerapor. at 5::3OI D. m. Sunday. q .AU yAga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
MEMpHIAN SHOOTS SELF.
Diam Maker Victim of Accident when
 He Tries to Shoot Cat.

Memphis. Tenn, NOV: I-"" ""e ;n loading a double barrel shotgun, m tending to shoot cat, James bowuem; sad a piano maker, accidentally woumu1a '.na1e himse1f in the leg, when both Darreis of the gun exploded: , ,,horo he
 Physicians at the hospital W wnere ta sms me mntate m ~h the right leg at the knee ne later died.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
MORGAN OUT OF DANGER.
Financier Rapidly KecuDerating from Illness and Operation, .f'fo.

Y New York, Nov. 1.-J. P. Morgan was today. I declared to be out of danger. Only one of the three fsur- geons. who attended , him during his operation for appenaIcifl}ss nolw@ 're: mains with him. ~ r s9Y9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Food Scarce in Germany.

Copenhagen, Nov. 1.-The fcod situation in Germany is critical; if something is not done immediately, it will be impossible to prevent a catas- trophe.
 This statement is alleged to have been made by August Winnig, the German socialist leader. -I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Strengthen Western Line.

Rotterdam, No. 1.-From eastern Belgium comes reports of large Ger man endorsements for the western line, including several bodies of cavalry from the eastern front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Rrftish Seize U. s. Ships.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Seizure Of the American steamship Hooking by a British cruiser, was. officially report ed to the state department by the American consul at Hallfax today:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Despite Reduction in Sala- ries, Employees Will Re-
 celve More Actual Cash.
DEFER FILLING SEAT
 LATE J. FINN HUTT
Atty.Gen. Davis Rules Special Elec- ton Not NcceSsary-COllectOr Hutt Prefers Old Salary on Scrip Basis.
 Can Store Cotton on Streets.

A saving of $4,11O per year in sala- r'es alone, was effected last night by the city council. when it adopted a resolution that hereafter, beginning \ oyember l. all salaries shall be paid In legal tender of the United States, under a new scale of pay.
 Three city departments figure in the changes, these being the police department, the fire department and the general executive department. In the police department, the saving is $l37.50 per month; in the fire de- partment, the city saves $130 per month; while in those officers of the general executive department whose salaries were changed, the city saves $75 per month, the aggregate saving per month being $342.50, and for the year $4,110.
 Changes Effected.
 The payrolls under the new cash basis, as compared with the old scrip basis, in the departments mentioned are as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
MoPPB BREAKS OWN RECORD. !, ,- e.s 2 f-' ( Young BiHiardisf Runs String of 4o0 2 -l...., on (lnaning ShOt S1?1h Gs :

Hartford, r. Conn, Nov. 1.-In hi1 afternoon match with, Ko1i Yamada today, Willie ,Hoppe, broke his own worlds record running out the string of 400 at l4.2., billiards on his opening Sh2es i,I .A tia.. -.n e...-....
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 K0once, is suffering with a mild at
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