Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-22
Teutonic Allies Force Way
Into Entente Positions
Along the Danube.
BRITISH BOAT
TORPEDOES GERMAN
Cruiser OF the kOlberg Class is Said To
Have Been Severely Damaged.
kmpprcchet OF Bayarian Pushes
Forward on Wide Front.
Associated Press Sumamry.)

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Striking hard against the russian
and Rumanian lines in the Dobrudia
sector, Field Marshal Won Mackenscn
has renewed successfully his offensive
toward the COnstanza- Tchernatada
railway.
Attacking along the 4O-mile front
the forces of The central powers have
made good progress almost every
where.
On the Danube the allied German.
bulgarian and Turkish troops have
forced theiF way into the entente DO
sitlon south Rachouva, along the
Black sea. On the other end of the
line, Tusla was captured and several
heights further inland were conouer-
ed. Several hundred Rumanians and
1000 Russians were taken prisoners.
Berlin records.
The Rumanians have been pressed
back on their center and left VIM.
bucharest admits.
Fetrograd says the Teuton attacks
resulted in the loss of the village of
kogardia.
In southern Serbia, south OF Nom
astr the Serbian troops continue to
advance against the stubborn resist
ance of the Bulgarian forces. Having
crossed the Cerna river, in the bend
at Brod, the Serbians now are about
four miles north of that place. French
troops, 1t is reported unofficialIy, are
aiding' the Serbs in the Kenali re-
glOn, along the Florina- Monastir rail-
road.
Flghting continues aiong the Tran.
-Rumanian border with sue
ccsses for both the Rumanian and the
Teuton troops. The Rumanians have
taken several important positions
along the frontier, in addition to more
than 500 prisoners n the Buzeau
valley, south of Kronstadt, however,
bucharest admits the Rumanians
nave been compelled to withdraw.
Violent encounters have taken place
on the Somme front in France, IN
ialicia and in Volhynia, and in the
rrentino region, but with little change
n the positions of the contending
armies.
British troops have made progress
near the Butte de Warlancourt. and
lave been repulsed by the Germans
n attacks between EaucOurt l'Ab-
AYE and LeSars.
Berlin and Petrograd report the re-
'ulse of attacks in Galicia and Vol
lynia, and Berlin claims the capture
II Russian positions on the Narayuv-
"A river. in the region of Halicz.
Count Karl Steurgkh. premier of
AUSTRIA, has been shot and killed,
avs a semi-Official report from Bee
in. The shooting is reported to be
he act of Vienna newspaper editor
AIMED Adler.
German Cruiser TOrpedoed.
German cruiser Of the Kolberg
lass was torpedoed by British sub
larine in the North sea last Thurs
ay. The cruiser remained afloat,
Tho apparently severely damaged.
Between the Ancres river and the
'Azieres- Baupaume road, on the
omme front, British troops, after
uccessfully checking an offensive
lovement by forces of Crown Prince
of Bavaria, attacked sue
and pushed forward from
90 to 500 yards, on front of 5000
ards. The advance was made be-
ween the Richard land Schwaben re-
oubts, which were the secene of the
arlier attack by the Germans. Gen.
raj Haig's men captured the Stuss
nd Regina trenches. advanced posts.
hich are northwest OF Schwaben,
nd several hundred prisoners.
The Germans also attacked strong
Y the French positions at Sally
on the Baupaume- Peronne
pad. as well as positions between
iaches and La Maisonette, near
eronne. The attackers were repuls-
d generally, but Paris admits they
aimed footing north OF Blaise
GODS. The French succeeded in an
tack further south and gained po-
tions in a woods north of Chalnes.
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