Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
Teutons Making Efforts to Head Off Allies, Aiming
 at Bulgaria.
KING PLANS
 TO HEAD HIS ARMY
Will, GG0.0OO Men Under Arms, King Constantine Declares He Is Ready to Fight for CGuntry's "Tcrri-
 toriaI Integrity

have captured Veles. south of Uskub, on the Saloniki-Nish railroad, accord ing to an official dispatch received in Athens tonight.
 Other Athens dispatches state that it is semi-Olficially reported that the Rulgarians. advancing from Egri Pa lanka and Uskub, have occupied PriZ- rend. in the heart of Servia, half way to the Montenegrin frontier.
 Following the reported promise of the entente to Servia that aid will reach the beleaguered Servian army within five days, a gatherin gof troops from all directions is reported.
 British, French and Russians are preparing to move to the assistance of Servia while Germans, Austrians and Turks are getting rapidly under way to head off the. entente forces, which seek to strike at the Bulge ans.
 Dispatches from Saloniki report that British" brigade left there to- day for Doran, 40 miles to the north west, with the object of preparing for an advance on Strumitza, in con- junction with the French movement by way of tHc Stara valley. Russians Start Three Exp<litiOns. Three Russian expeditionsS$lre re- ported in dispatches to Paris. to be ready for an advance to the aid of Lthe Servians. while others reports state that Turkish troops are being concentrated at Burgas, Varna and other Bulgarian Black sea ports. to oppose the Russian attempts to land. It is said Turkish troops under Ger man officers are replacing the Bul-T garians here, as the latter could not be counted upon to oppose the Rus sians.
 In addition to the British brigade which left for Doiran. six train loads of French troops entrained1 at SalO-s niki for Ghevgeli andtOne for Nniran, to reinforce the French troops already at tho Balkan front.
 An uncontirmed report states that the Servians are preparing to evacu- ate Monastir. (
 18O,OOO Greeks Mobilized.
 News from Athens today to the efr feet that Greek troops to the number of 16O,000 have been mobilized tnere- No explanation for this great gather- ing of forces is given. King Con- stantine, against the advice of his cabinet, is preparing to visit SalOnikl. and it is believed he will take conn., < mand of his army. In reply to pro-s tests of his ministers, King C0n-& stantine is said to have declared that; his place is at the head of his troops and that he is prepared if necessary to fight for Greece's territorial m ;egrity.
 Bulgarian forces are reported to pc in retreat before a. FrancO-Servian army which is concentrating on the Greco-Servian frontier, from Doiran io Gratzko. The Bulgarians are said to have been defeated in an action at Krivolak.
 French Repulse Bnlgars.
 A French official statement reports the repulse of Bulgarian attack m inc region of Strumitza. The French are reported to be strongly fortifying themselves in the region east of the railroad. between Guegueli and krlv- olak. The Bulgarians hold the rail- road from the latter point to Vran- ia, and laso occupy Uskub, Kumanoyo and Ristovatz, a distance of more than 50 miles, thus leaving open tos the allies and Servians only the un- certain Monastir-Pristiana line as transit route.
 In the north, the Germans have ad- vanced 40 miles in the Morava valley region, according to map lines drawn i, from a German official report today.s Teutons Make Gains. This statement says that the Ans- tro-German troops have captured the northern slopes of the Raca vaiieys l south of Palanka, and also Mafcorac,. 1 Laole and Kucevo. :,
 These positions are between SO anu 40 miles south of the Danube. on the 1 Teutonic center. Seryian troops to the number of 96O are reported tO have been taken prisoners.
 Austrian troops are reported to sDe l 4O miles south of Belgrade. openln& l from vallejevo new line ofA invasaon
 by way of the western MoraNa yaileyss l The Bulgarians officially report the
 capture of Trahovo. bringing tno
 Austro-German and Buigarian LoEcss i close rtogether. NegOtin alto nss : been occupied by the Bulearians. .s < | R. HI. M. Mills, who has been 1ss' for some time, is ahowing c0nxan1aS I sr,Nrrvnrn rnent ( 2S zxS