Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
FIS' ACHIEVE |KHER SUCCESS ! IN GREAT DRIVE
bch Claim Capture of minating Hill No. lN, ! Near ArraS.
(RMAN LOSSES IN
 \ FOUR DAYS 10000
This Enormous Total Paris Re. ts S2,OOO Made Prisoners-hais-. Reported at Scene, and to Hare dismissed Unlucky Generals.

dismissed Unlucky Generals.
 pndon. Sept. 20.-French, batter
 the German, line before Lille m
 bis. and in Champagne, nave
 keyed further successes in their
 bt offensive, it is officially report-
 tonight.
 he most striking successes claim
 |by the French have been register
 ln the region of Souchez, where, at
 hy, the dominating hill NO. 14O has
 In captured, and in Champagne on
 slopes of Tahure and north of
 ssiges.
 rhs British are reported to be nlak-
 further progress south of La
 ssee canal. The Berlin official
 tement says that the British at
 cks in he region of Loos broke
 wn with heavy losses before the
 rman fire, and that some of the
 ound lost by the Germans north of
 Jos has bsen recovered.
 The Germans, in desperate effort
 retrieve their lost ground, navv enuded Belgium of: troops and are
 hrling every available man against
 e British and the French.
 Kaiser "Fires" Generals.
 Emperor William is reported to ave arrived at the scene of battle nd. aft4r a conference with the rcwn pkinca'. is said to have dis pissed several of his generals for at. Owing their lines to be pressed back lmost to the breaking point.
 l A nsw German commander in the vest is t1omentarily expected to be fppcinted, and in tais connection the hame of General von Hindenberg, who eo successfully conducted the. Cali eian campaign, is mentioned.
 Detachments of German soldiers are already being removed with fever ish hase from the, eastern front to meet what is now generally declared to be the greatest effort msde in the west since the armies took up their present positions from Belgium to Switzerland.
 German Losses. 1sNeoO.
 In .he fighting since Saturday, the allies are said to have inflicted upon the Germans losses estimated at not less than 100000 men. Of these. more than 22.000 have been made prisoners. Seventy-nine captured German cannon already have been transported to the rear, and vast stores of material of all kinds are in ne French hands. which, so far. if las been impossible to inventory.
 In order to divert the allies atten- ion from ehe sectors where the leayiest blows are. being launched he Germsns are reported to have opened violsnt bombardment Of tho t'rench positions north and south of he Aisne. in LePetre woods, and the 'orest of Apremont. French artillery s replying and General ,Joffre has made no move to indicate that his at- sntion is being distracted from the pain sectors. 77s,
 French Night AtNck SuccessfuL
 The heaviess fighting on the front 5 going on Tn the Vimy section, north 'f Arras. Here the French. occuny- ng7 the commenting crest known as 'lll No, 40, are in nosition to com. nand with their artillery the imnor. ant Germans supply railway. tha net work of wagon roads, and thee lesser heights which had < been stron prv ortified by the Teutons. The can. ure of the crest is declared to mark m important step in the caapaien ia 'eccver Lille, Lens and Douai.
 Tne crest was won in night haf. le Tn which the French, flushing for. ward under cover Of darkness anc. 'eeding in occupying not only the nil nut also the orchards to the snnth III day long. despite fierce attacts hey held their ground and now have a strongly consolidated 'osition on the crest. 1s. K. ''3'F 's |
 British Attacking Third Line.
 The British. according to new. rom Paris. are keeping up their v;n, ent attacks against the German tbird Inc defenses, Desperate rht,ns : marks their drive on Lens ayl TSlIe md the losses on .both sidoS a5 sail Q have heen very heavy. '''s Ine German statement rsc1 teJ iere today reports that tbe S1li6 at. acKs have been uniformly T1nisef ,iong the entire fighting fra)nt.s anf hat the Germans have been sSHs k3 N Q regain some rf the aeround los, around Loos Only northwsst " souchez do the Germans admit NJ oss of ground. Here. itSSis' atatsa ne French succeeded in h0ldan. ~i i1I1 1ards ff trenches desnite < < .vinlen' 'ounter attacks. H s < ss ss'e,s4 ' (. ' { Melvin purard. < who III f s,;s is;II <; raclure ..a of the right arFl Rlsss, hsI Se9 ,tf 2 horse Sunday, lis ,aclS E < ;3S 4, < @ s ne homo q Ihis Da1 11ents r! < |f. ser nAlrard, SoSs VeSt a sI2