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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
PREPARE NEW DRIVE.
Prussians Expected to Attempt to
 Reach French Coast.

London, Jan. 16.-ImpOrtant new dispositions of troops are being made by the Germans, according to dis patches received here from Holland and from behind the lines in Belgium and France. A change, which evil dently is taking place in the German campaign plans, indicated by the general shifting of first line forces, Is accepted by the British military crit ics as presaging 8 new drive against the allies at point which only can be cOnjectured.
 Amsterdam reports that the Ger mans have evacuated all the towns and villages on the Belgian coast as far north as Mariakerke, to the north of Nieuport, and three miles south west of Ostend The towns reported abandoned include Middleskerke and Westende. The veteran forces al- ready have been withdrawn from along the Yser to reinforce von Kluck's army, which attacked Sois- sons under the eyes of the kaiser, and landsturm troops have taken their places.
 It is considered likely that the new drive of the kaiser's troops will be made against the Trench coast posi- tions by way of Arras and Rove. where fresh bodies of troops are all ready reported to have appeared. German attacks against Soisson continue, but the invaders evidently have been checked by the fire of the new Creuosot guns brought up to the south bank of the Aisne at this point. Shells hurled against the positions the Germans captured when they forced the French across the stream. de- stroyed number of the enemy's field works, dispersed regiment which was attempting to assemble and st- fenced several German batteries. Berlin reports quiet on the Sois- sons front, but admits that the number of cannon captured from the French on January 12. 13 and IA have been found to be 35.
 The French report. on the other
 hand. denies the German claim that 5000 French were killed and more
 than that number made prisoners on
 these days. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
CARRANZA LIFTS
 EMBARGO 0N OIL
Threats of John Bull Stuff cient to Get Quick Action
 by "First Chief. :"

Washington, Jan. 16.-The British embassy tonight received word from the British legation at Mexico City that Carranza has lifted the embargo on oil, there by yielding to the Brit ish. threats of action.
 This threat was provoked by the action of Carranza in issuing de cree which cut off the supply of oil for tht British navy. For the pres ent, at least Carranza will permit evnort of oil from the TamDico dis trict.
 officials of the state department heard today unofficially that Car ranza decided to yield the question,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
|parent of Tax Commis
 l neclares That Board Is a Failure.
hTHER BILL IS d DELAY DIVORCES
'. Would Prohibit Granting of !. rntil Year After Suit Is Fil- |pcad Improvement District
 IF Jefferson to Be Created.

e Rock. Jan. 16.-A bomb was ,nto the state department Smith of Ashley introduced a abolish three important state ments. including the tax com !. the state highway commits nd state labor department. was joint author of the bill 2 the tax commission eight ago. but declares it does not it's, existence. The bill is in- to reduce state expenses s75,OO0 annually.
 nj was also introduced to "prc- nconsiderate marriages and divorces," by prohibiting the Eg of a divorce unti, twelve after application for the has been filed.
 For New Road District.
 important bills were present the house Saturday affecting Jon county. One by Hooker, No. S2) is for the creation Of improvement district Mo-. z, and A. B. Patton, J.. G. Hooker, J. ntyre, Creed Taylor and J. A. Dts, as commissioners.
 other, GIL B. No. 92) by nan and Wilson, provides tn road improvement districts
 territory embraced in Nin- lted towns or cities same e described by lots and blocks. reposes Radical Changes.
 esentative Smiths bill to three departments of the government provides that the k be paid to county collectors tpended by the counties on and bridges.
 sfer of the duties of the Ar tax commission to the Arkan- Ilfoad commission is a pro- H the second paragraph of
 The bill further provides ployment of an extra secretar-- railroad commission at a of $2,0OO per year, the sec to be appointed by the gover- paragraph asking abolishment state labor commission pro nat duties now devolving on nmlsion be transferred to the sloner of agriculture. No pro- Or additional help in the agri- department is made.
 tne second reading of tho 4 Wilson of Jefferson county lne bill be tabled. His mo- $ defeated. He then asked an oent killing that paragraph c4
 looking toward abolishment slsle labor department. This aso lost. and the bill in it's was referred to the commit ways and means.
 1venty Bills Introduced.
 sentative Oscar Findlev oi 'ad county introduced a reso- loaay requesting Governor
 Hays to issue a proclama. lending the time for nayirc 1, rom April 10 to November 1
 courted a debate. followira 2 was referred to the commit WAY wsvs and means. w. l., pont u"'nn seconded the resolution ms has been a record weet ,.' nonss is evident bv the nun. ,n %is introduced. Up to last V ~ nonse hills. in addition tt 'Uns and senate bills. hai Nwuced. Of the 70 introduc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Reports from Many Towns Not Before Heard from
 Place Number at 40,O00.
COLD AND HUNGER
 ADD TO SUFFERING
Only l50 Out Of Population of 25,OOO AliVe-Rescuers Find Mother and New Baby in Ruins-Iniured Die
 from Exposure and Hunger,

Rome, Jan 1G-From 5elated re- ports received today and corrected figures covering casualrles in towns from which reports had already been received. the following revised de ath roll from the earthquake disaster is complied: --Gw
 Avezzanc, 11.000: Pescina, 4.5OO: Sora, 4000; Celano. 5000: Orpucchio. 2,400; Cerchio, 2,350: Maglianomarsi, 1,70G; Collarmele. 1.7O0 Catelle. r. 200: Marsi. 1000: Balsorano, 1000: Paterno, 1000; Morino, 1000; Sour coula, S70: San Benedetto 800: Same lino. 500; Lese 800; Collelongo, 800; Mallesadald, 300; Luconarsi 300; Cas- telleri, 100: Caniwona, 100: Antro- sano, 70; Lizgna 70: Isolatari, 60; Catistrello, 50 Sulmona, 50; Antel- tedio, 50; Poglioazza, 40: Arpino, 30 :; Collerosso, 24: Gioja di Marsi. 3,o0o: Aielli, 1000: Frattura, 200; Cannino, 100: scattered towns. where deaths were less than 20, 75. Total dead, 45.223.
 Many of these figures are unofficial, but have been received from whatever source possible by Premier Salandra. The premier states they will be sub iect to revision again, and expresses the belief that many of them would be found to be exaggerated.
 Rome, Jan. 11.-The toll of deaths from ltaly's earthquake disaster was swelled by thousands with the receipt by Premier Salandra of reports from towns which had not been heard ire m before.
 Startling evidence of the magnitude of the disaster wrought in Sora was revealed when the rescuers uncovered 700 bodies in only small section of the town. The deaths here will num- Der 4,OOO. Recurre,t tremors razed the few remaining walls as the work CTS burrowed in <he debris. Many soldiers were reported injured and some killed outright. Since Wednes- day 164 shocks have been reported.
 Tn Antrosano every house was dam aged or demolished. Seventy of the inhabitants were killed.
 Massagalhy was wholly rAzed; but one-eighth of the population survives.
 Cerchio's fate is confirmed. O'It of a .OOO inhabitants, but 15N are still living. The local church IS now the grave of several hundred victims Who were crushed as they were listening to the sermon by a famous priest.
 Deaths Exceed 10000.
 More than 5000 deaths were added to the list by reports from the follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
ReyolutiOnists Active.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Tte revolu- tionists in Hayti. according to dis patches 10 the state department to- day. are about to attack Cape Hayti, and the consuls there have held a meeting to look to the protection Of foreigners.
 The gunboat Wheeling's commander has been instructed to take care of foreign int,rests until the arrival O. inc cruiser Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Kills Assailant.

Fort Smith, Jan. 16.-Luther Dyer' watchman at the Western Gralu ccmpany's elevator, last night shot and killed D. F. Cox, 21 years ol are. Dyer allegs Cox attacked nm with q knife, when the waterman al- tempted to eject the intruder rom the building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Malcontents are Released.

Pretoria, s. Africa, Jan. 16.-The government has ordered that those members of the South African de- ftnse force who did not deliberately join the rebellion be released and allowed to return home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Evangelist Bigamist?

Canadian, Texas, Jan. 16.-Wilson B. Moore, who has been conducting a revival here, was indicted yesterday on a charge of bigamy. He marie here recently, and it is charged he has wife and two children at Sed- wick, Ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Berlin Says This Success Was Greatest of German
 Arms in Three Months,
KAISER'S TROOPS
 TO TRY NEW MOVE
Re.alignment of Troops Presages Drive Against French Coast POsi. tiOnS-French Deny Great Loss,
 and Claim Capture of Trench.

Berlin Jan. 16. by wireless to Say vile, l.. That the success of the Germans in the recent lighting around Sossons is the most important the Germans have gained in three months of fighting in France, was the std'e- ment made today in the Tageblatt.
 The Tageblatt states that the vic tory of the Germans indicates t?e French offensive in this, vicinity has been broken.
 It was estimated the French losses n the trree days fighting were ovet 3000O.
 The weather continues severe, the roads being too miry to lnove heavy guns or transports over them.
 Paris, Jan. 1G.--Tonight's official statement says:
 There is nothing important to re- port except that our troops have talk en a new trench in the outskirts of Perthes, and have captured a woods 200 or 300 metres in front of our lines north of Beusejour."
 Petrograd, Jan. 16.-Tonight's off, cial statement says:
 During the whole of yesterday and the preceding night quiet prevailed on all fronts.
 "On the left bank of the Vistula, es- pecially from Sochaczew to Boliwom l artillery duels occurred. The Ger mans continued their attempts to as sume the offensive on this front.
 Tt has been observed that the Ger mans are making use of the white flag to facilitate their approach to the Russian position. l "The region to the north of the Rwika has been shelled by the German heavy artillery.
 "The Austrian heavy artillery has also shelled the Russian position along the Dunajec. On January IA they bonbar ded the town of Parnov without noteworthy results"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Dies of Burns.

Kingsland, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Robert Gable died here yesterday as the re- suit of burns suffered when her clothing was ignited by fire on an open hearth here Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
NOTICE.

All banks, members of the Pine Fluff Clearing House association, will be closed Tuesday, January 19, 1915, Lees birthday-a legal holiday. PINE BLUFF CLEARING HOUSE
 ASSOCIATION,
 1-14-5t M. B. BLOOM, manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses were issued yesterday for the marriage of G. w. Tipton and Miss Edna Eads of this city, and Will Bain and Miss Myrtle Shockey, who reside in the country near here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
BLIZZARD IN WEST.
Snow and Sleet Falling in Oklahoma
 and Texas Panhandle.

Oklahoma City, Jan. 16.--A severe snow and sleet storm, accompanied by north wind of high velocity. to- day ragged as far south as the Texas panhandle, covering Oklahoma, Kan sas and parts of New Mexico and Missouri. Zero temperature are ex pecteL before morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
KARLSRUHE SUNK
 BY BRITISH SHIP
Report from South America Tells of Disaster to Ger
 man Cruiser.

Buenos Aries, Jan. 16.-A dispatch from Pernambuco state that the from Pernampuco states that the German cruiser Karlsruhe has been sunk by a British warship.
 The British consulate here says IL has not been informed of the battle but is trying to get details.
 Berlin, Jan 16,, by wireless by way of Sayville l.. 1.-The French sub marine Saphir was sunk by shells from Turkish artillery while trying to enter the Dardanelles. according to an official report which reached here from Constantinople today.
 Part ot the submarine crew were rescued. The Saphir displaced 3S6 tons tnd carried a crew of about 21.
 Austrians Report Battle.
 Berlin, Jan. 16, by wireless to Say ville-An Austrian bulletin reports that 'heavy artillery battle is in progress on the Danaec. The Aus trians succeeded in silencing one Russian battery by exploding the ammunition magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17
The Weather

]. Fair and colder Sunday, much colder in east south portion; Mon' day, fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-17

The weather continues severe. the roads being too miry to lnove heavy guns or transports over them.
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MADISON, Ind.-Fire early today,
which for a time threatened to destroy
houses in S. Jefferson St, was confined
to two double frame dwellings. owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner and
Mrs. Fred James, with a total loss Of
probably $500. An inadequate cistern
hampered the firemen for a time in
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from a defective fue.
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ANDERSON. Ind-JOseph Golf. 70
years old, a juryman, fell from a chair
in the circuit court room today, strick-
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from the room. Court adjourned, but
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AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES
AND BICYCLES.


USED ELECTRIC AT Low PRICE.
Get a used Electric car for winter
weather. Tell us how much you want TO
pay and we will submit description Of a
car that will suit you. Very low prices
on cars rebuilt in the Woods factory and
made practically good as new. In
Quiries will receive personal attention.
WOODS MOTOR VEHICLE COMPANY.
25tn St. & Cottage Grove Ave-, Chicago.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
A comfortable. homelike house. half
block from Leeper park on River
side Live. OverlOOks the river with
90 foot terrace down to the bank Right
in the midst Of the most desirable res
idence section Of South Bend. Beau
tiful front lawn and large back yard.
Has II rooms of course with both
electricity and gas light, good furnace,
and hardwood floors. HAS five bed
rooms, one on the first floor, with
private lavatory.
Large cistern furnishes at all times
plentiful supply OF soft water when de-
sired
Really YOU must see and inspect
this house to fully appreciate its de-
STABILITY as 4 home.
Because we are contemplating leaving
the city Will lease our home TO a de-
sirable tenant at most reasonable
figure.
Inquire Of
DONALD p. DRUMMOND, AGENT.
341 Jefferson Bldg. Home phone 6OS6
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MEN. Women, common schooling desiring
Government positions. $50 monthly. write
for list 50 Immediately. Philadelphia Civil
Service school Philadelphia. Pa.
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WANTED-Ladies to sell DERMA-SATTN
Toilet articles our agents are making
from $500 10 $3.50 for every six hours they
work Write DERMA-SATIN COMPANY.
Elkhart.
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Help ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WANTED-Cultured woman TO work few
hours eacA day. Bell 3f49 Home I63s
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PRICES RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE.
1915 Ford, 1915 Dodge, good as new,
and Saxon roadster. All in excellent
condition. Twentieth Century Garage,
VIM II. Nichols, Prop, 121125 s. La
fayette st. Bell $50, Home 6166.
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AUCTION SALES and AUoTIoNEERs

Hunsberger, live stOcE, real estate auc-
tioneer. Home phone l66B. Bell OF Mlsh-
awake.
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LARGO reliable company Will pay 50 to
s. daily for employed persons for doing
little extra work I'm spare time. No can
vassing no experience, no money required
I'm advance. Palmer Co., 902 W. Lake,
Chicago.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE.
Five passenger touring car, 1914 model,
Stayer. Chicago. In good condition. In
quire 215-17 ). Michigan st.
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FRANK ANDREWS & son, agents for
Excelsior motorcycles. New and second
band motorcycles always In stock. los
w. Sample ST
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SITUATION WANTED-By young man OF
good habits; experienced wholesale ana
retail salesman; will furnish references
as 10 ability and character. Desire POSI-
ton affording opportunity TO advance
and learn business. Box BIOL News
Times.
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FOR RENT-Furuished rooms In modern
home. Board IL desired. sos W. La
sale
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

HARTMAN sells the best coal In the city
Lowest prices now. Bell 30 Home 6531.
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WANTED-YOung man 10 act as sales
man and collector. Apply Mgr, 200 s.
Main st.
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GRUAIMELL SUPPLY CO, Bell
1850. Home 624O sells forked So
coal at 81 per ton all winter
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

Messenger boy with wheel
Must be over 10 Red Line.
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FOR SALE--A base burner coal stove
in first class condition. Cheap for
quick sale. Inquire 1241 Lincoln way w.
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FOR SALE-One Harley Davidson motor
cycle In good shape for sale cheap. one
ord race-abOut in excellent condition
and other Ford touring cars can be seen
at StOll Bros, Niles, Mich
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-HOusehold goods furniture
and rugs, 1T12 5. Fellows st. Home phone
T1Os.
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WANTED-Young man TO learn barber
trade. 200 Nistufa av.
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Accepted in part payment for new
MaXwells. Have several makes They're
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Nikart, Prop. Lincoln Highway Garage.
OH Lincoln Highway West. Phones.
Bell. 3411: Home. 1868.
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DO YOU KNOW THAT

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS remove the cause
Of disease; aid in development; restore
co -OrdinatiCl: and let you acquainted
with your own peculiar makeup? Know
yourself Investigate. H. NJ. Barnes
chiropncuor. ID floor 1924 $. Michigan ST.
Qndiana Theater Bldg.) Home 2470.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-Radiant Home No. base
burner in good condition, 500. s14 y.
st. Louis st
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AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES
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We have at present four exceptionally
good bargains iu used cars Come in and
look them Ovei
One 1912 Auburn roadster.
One 2-passenger Studebaker electric.
One 5-passenger 1915 Buick
One 7-passenger Stoddard Dayton.
CADILLAC MOTOR SALES co.
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AN now located in my new garage at 10l9
-. Bowman st, just west Of Miami. VIII
be pleased 10 meet all my old customers
and many new ones. All kinds Of automo-
bile repair work, g \. Stanton, The
Franklin Man" Bell 1886.
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Sharai cleans, repair anr reouilds cis-
terms? Bell 226S
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
HELP WANTlcD-MALE.

WANTED-GOOd carpenters. Apply on
Nfishawaka Wooden Co. job. ii. O..
Christman Co.
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FOR SALE-bicycles. s. and IN. Also 4
b. p. gasoline engine. cheaD, at NJ f.
Gilman's, 422 5. Micl igan ST II. r. S645
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BIRDS, POULTRY. DOGS. Etc.

FOR SALE-At the store in Roselawn on
St Mary's car line 2CO April and May
Matched brown LeghOrn pullets, at your
95S2.
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It's done for you In a jiffy at the
shop with the green and white Sign.
Up-tO- the minute equipment, work
that's unbeatable. Shoes called for and
delivered without extra charge.
THE QUALITY SHOE REfAIR co.
b, 4404. 100 n. Michigan st. IL. 62S4.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Base burner; used months
432 :. Franklin ST