Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-03
King Constantine Orders Loyal Troops to Prevent
 Further Advance.
GERMANS GIVE UP
 FIT. VAUX TO FRENCH
Berlin Explains That Evacuation Due tn Decision That Value of Fortress Not PropOrtlOnate to Cost in Life
 of Holding IL.
Associated Press Summary

Associated Press Summary) After months of strife between ad- herents of former Premier Venizelos and the staunch adherents of King Constantine, over the question of Greece's stand in the war, revolu ton of considerable proportions has broken out in the region south of Sal oniki.
 Only meagre details are at hand, but these show that 600 insurgents, prob- ably followers of Vcnizelos, forced l50 royalist troops to evacuate Katarina, near the Gulf of Saloniki, and retreat upon Larissa, in Thessaly, where they expect to receive endorsements. The loyalist troops have received orders from the king to prevent at all cost the advance of the recolutionists.
 On the fighting fronts, important successes have been obtained by the French in regainng Fort Vaux, north east of Verdun; but the Italians, in a further push forward in the GoriZia and Carso sectors, thru which they are trying to reach Triest; and by the Germans in Volhynia, near Witoniez, where the Russian positions were stormed and captured, and 22 officers and ,5O8 men were made prisoners.
 The Pennsylvania theatre is wit messing continuance of the advance of the Austro-Germans, south of the Rothenthurm pass, while in the Jiul valley the Rumanians are keeping up their pursuit of the Teutons.
 There is still no news concerning the operations in Dobrudja, except the statement that the Russo Rumanian advance guards are reconnoitering and that Constanza has been shelled from the sea, but without success.
 In Macedonia, fighting continues in the bend of the Cerna river region, with small success for the Serbs.
 On the remainder of the fronts, bombardments are in progress.
 Berlin Explains Evacuation.
 Altho the Berlin war office has of- ficially announced that the Germans have evacuated Fort Vaux, thus plac- ing this important strategic position in the hands of the French, the Paris war office has yet made no mention of this fact. The evacuation of the fortress was due, according to unofficial ad- vices from Berlin, to prearranged plan, owing to the belief of the mili- tary leaders that the sacrifice of life in holding it was disproportionate to the value of it's retention.
 To the north of the Somme, the French have an additional gain be- tween Les Boeufs and Sally -Saillisel, and also have taken 200 German pris- oners, making total of men captur- ed Wednesday and Thursday in this region 736
 East of the Gorizia and on the Carso plateau, near Vallone, the Ital- ians after a violent artillery prelimi- nary, attacked the Austrian line and in spite of the resistance of the Aus trians, captured in the former sector the eastern slopes of Tivoli and San Marco, and heights east of Sober. On the Carso plateau, several woodt,1 hills were taken and an advance of two-thirds of mile was made to the east of Segeti. During the fighting, 4,731 .Austrians were made prisoners, and six guns, numerous machine guns and other war material were captur- ed.