Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-09
PARTS IF SERV|A
 AND ALBANIA ARE
 OFFERED GREECE Bulgaria Renounces Claims to Kavalla in Exchange
 for Greek Support. 8O,OOO0 RUSSIANS LAND IN BULGARIA. Another 2OO, ,OOO Are to Arrive by Land, If RomInania PermltS-AIIies Land 29O,OOO nt Saloniki-Tcuton Grasp I on Scryia Tightcns.

Rome, Italy, Nov. S.-The Idia Ma zalie publishes telegram from Sofia stating that the relations between Bulgaria and Greece are becoming more intimate daily. It is believed certain that Greece and Bulgaria will conclude an agreement for the dis memberment of Servia and Albania.
 Bulgaria has renounced her claims to Kavalla in exchange for the sup port of Greece in obtaining Durazzo. The king has made speech a1- nouncing that Bulgaria is about to become a great power and have com mand in three seas.
 Commenting on the information that the British have occupied Bagdad the Tribuna says:
 "Such an event is, perhaps, the most important of the present war. The occupation of Bagdad will cer- tainly produce an enormous echo Tn the Moslem world, which considers this the moral capital of Mohammed- anism more than Constantinople or Mecca. The occupation of Bagdad may have serious consequences on the issue of the European war"
 The Corriere Della Sera learns from Salikni that the Russians have landed S0,O00 men on the Bulgarian coast. Another 100000 are to arrive by land if Roumania does not op- nose. according to these dispatches.
 The landing of allied troops at Saloniki continues. The total mas now reached 220,0OO.
 London. Nov. 8.-The fall of Nish has united solidly the main Bulgar- ian forces and the Austro-German armies advancing from the north. Hitherto their communications con sisted merelp of tentative reachlhs out of advance guards. The Bulgarians and their allies now hold considerably more than nalI ol Seryia. and command the Nlsh rall- way one of the chief Ob5ectives or the campaign. In southern Servia, the fortunes or war are less suspicious for the invad- ers. There, the Bulgarians apparent W have received severe check rom the Seryians. assisted by French ana British troops. a, The crisis occasioned by the reslg- nation of the Greek cabinet has been met temporarily, and If the chamDei Inf deputies accepts the new SKou- oudis ministry the present status may he continued indefinitely with no change in the announced policy or Greece. now reiterated. of benevoient neutrality.
 par;s Nov. S.-French troops have occunied Kosjak and Babune Heights. which command Pletvar Pass. through which runs the Perlepe-Kavadar road, .nd arc expected to effect . junction soon with the Servian army occupying inc northwestern slope of the bana- hur range, says a Monastir dispatch to the Matin. a Berlin. Nov. 8.-The Servian town od d l Kruzyac. on the railroad about oo miles northwest of Nish. has been oc- cupied by German troops, accordins l to today's official statement gwen out nv army headquarters stan.
 Rome. Nov. 8.-Details of the naI. t,ea at Iszor and Babuna, arriving al
 Rome. show that the fighting Wal
 terribly bloody, owing to the s1uI- hornness of the Servians and the bul-
 garians who slaughtered each olner
 without pity. Heaps Of slaln ie- mained on the field.