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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
RussiOn Attacks Violent.

London, Dot. 6.-The Russian at
tacks on the eastern front are more
violent than at any time since the
start of the war, according to Cop
enhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company, quoting the east
ern correspondent of the Berlin Lokal
Enzeiger. The dispatch says that
near Karylruca and Zubilno, Russian
infantry has attacked German lines
for the last Sc hours without cessa-
ton on a front of so kilometers.
German officers who participated
on the western front are quoted as
saying that the Russian bombardment
was now nearly as violent as that on
the Somme. The Russians are using
thousands of cannon, and in few
days the Germans fired 10000 shells
on very small front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Decisive Battle Is Won by
Won Falkenhayn in East
ern Pennsylvania.
TURKEY CLAIMS
RUSSIAN DEFEAT
Related Report from COnstantinOple
Announces Uprising of Tribesmen at
Ispahan, Persia, Russians Be-
ing Driven Out OF Town.
ASSOCIATED Press Summary

lASSOCldIeu Press summary
Turning against the Rumanians,
who have been advancing steadily in
Eastern Pennsylvania, Austro-Hun-
garian and German troops have de-
feated the invaders decisively on the
50-mile front North of Fokaris, at
the juncture Of the Homorog and Alt
rivers, near Refs, the Rumanians are
in retreat, pursued by Teutonic
troops.
The repulse of the invaders on the
south end of the line was at the
hands of General Won Falkenhayn.
former chief of the German general
staff, and who only last week routed
the Rumanians around Hermanstadt
and drove them back to their own
frontier. North of Refs, the Austro-
IIungarians recaptured positions and
took more than 200 prisoners. Buch-
Arrest admits the remaining troops in
Eastern Pennsylvania have been with
drawn, before attacks by superior
forces. near Kokaris.
In Dobrudja, heavy fighting con-
tinues along the line south of the
Konstana- Bucharest railway, with
Bucharest reporting progress for the
Russians and Rumanians in the CEN
ter and on their left wing.
While General Brusilloff apparent
ly has ceased for the moment, at
least, his attacks against the Austro-
German line in Volhynia, west OF
Lutsk, he continues southWard his
assaults with great intensity against
positions of the Teutons, striving for
the approaches to Lemberg Altho
Russian attacks are held up north
east of Lemberg, those to the south
east, according to Petrograd. resulted
in taking Dreamy and the capture OF
500 prisoners. Berlin, however, says
all Russians attacks in Galicia have
been repulsed and that the Austro-
Germans have taken 1900 prisoners
from the Russians.
In Macedonia, the armies OF the
entente allies continue to advance.
The British troops that crossed the
Struma northeast of Saloniki have
taken positions near Nevolyen, which
was evacuated by the defenders.
South of Monastir, violent fighting in
the region of the Cerna river is re-
ported by Paris.
Artillery continues active on the
Somme front, in France. according to
reports from all war offices.
A delayed report from Constantln-
ople tells of the rout of Russian
troops northeast of Hamadan, Per-
STA.
Tribesmen in Ispahan, says Con-
stantinople, have risen in revolt and
have driven the Russians from the
city. Petrograd, on the other hand,
reports progress for the Russians
west and southwest of Trebiond, in
Armenia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
WANT GOVERNMENT
BUY MONTICELLO

Washington, Oct. 6.-An active
campaign with a view of having the
government purchase Monticello. the
old home of Thomas Jefferson, was
outlined today by the board Of mana
gers of the Daughters of the A,neri-
can Revolution, in session here. To-
morrow Mrs. William Cummings
Story, president of the organization,
and members of the board will go
to Monticello in special train to in
spect the estate and secure informa-
ton to be used in the campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
VIRTUALLY END
MILK TROUBLE
IN NEW YORK
Representatives. of Largest
Distributors Accede to De
mands Made on Them.

New York. Oct 6.-ReproSen ativcs
Of milk distributing companies hand
ling virtually the entire supply of the
city, except what is sold by HE Bor-
Gen. Sheffield farm and MutualMc-
Dcrmott companies agreed in con
ference late tonight to meet the de-
mands for icreascd price and Il six
months contract under certain con
dtions.
The investigation by Attorney Cen
cral Woodbury., which began today
was adjourned until Tuesday at the
request of Third Deputy Attorney
General Lewis, who asserted that his
office was subordinating every other
activity to the effort TO get the nor
NAL supply of milk into the city, and
that he had not been able to gather
evidence as rapidly as had been cX-
pccted.
Hearings instituted by the attorney
general after charges alleging con-
spiracy in restraint of trade had been
filed. will furnish data upon which
formal action will be brought, if
there is any basis for such a step.
The hearing brought out two distinct
charges, preferred by the Sheffield
farms. ton-Decker Milk company
and the Orange county cheese FAC
tory.
The activities of John ]. Dillon,
state commissioner of foods and mar
kets, acting as agent for the dairy
mans league, also will be investl-
gated.
President Horton of the Sheffield
farms asked to be excused from eX-
animation on the plea that "the
babies of New York needed him. but
the request was refused
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
ISSUE CHALLENGE
To SHERMAN TO
MEET G0MPERS
Illinois and Chicago Fedora
tions of Labor Attempt to
Get Joint Debate.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-United
States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman
of Illinois has been challenged to
meet in public debate Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, whom Senator Sher-
man recently attacked in the senate.
The Challenge was sent on behalf
of the Illinois and Chicago federation
of labor.
In his speech, Sherman is quoted
as saying:
"Gird up your loins Mr. Gompers,
and answer me as a man."
The challenge urges that the debate
be held in Chicago or Springfield not
later than October IL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Doubt at Washington.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Ranking Off
Gals of the state department said to-
day they had no information to in
dictate that Ambassador Gerard is
bringing home request from Ger
many that the United States inter
Cede 10 end the European war.
Count Won Bernstorff, German am
hassador, said he knew positively that
it was untrue. While the department
does not believe Ambassador Gerard
would accept SO important mission
without notifying the government, it
is realized that available means of
communication between washington
and Germany are hazardous where
delicate matters are concerned. 1t
was declared. however, that the
Washington government would have
knowledge of such a commission, if
authentic word of it had reached any
one in the United States.
The German ambassador would not
discuss the story beyond saying it
was untrue, but he was very en-
phatic in his declaration that he has
information disproving ii.
Officials of the state department
said that only specific request on
the part of one of the belligeren
would bring about action by the
United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
MAKE LYNCHING
FEDERAL OFFENSE

Washington, Oct. Ga resolution
urging that lynching be made a fed
eral offense and persons be tried for
the offense in states other than those
where the crime occurs, was adopted
here today by the National Equal
Rights league, with negro delegates
present from Is states. Another res
clution criticised President Wilson for
allowing segregation of the races in
civil service affairs, and declared for
Hughes for president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
CRAWFORD BREAKS RIBS.

Little Rock, Oct. 6.-The military
department was advised by wire yes
terday that Maj. Sam D. Crawford, OF
Ell Dorado had broken two of his
ribs accidentally. He had been
designated as captain of the CIVILIAN
rifle team, for the Jacksonville, Fla,
rifle match, but will be unable to
attend. Maj. Leon y. Smith OF Fay
etteville may be appoin, ed to his
place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Russ Nearer Lemberg.

1xtrograd, via London, Oct. g.
Russian troops have made heaaway
on the Galician front in their cam
paign for Lemberg, according to to-
DAYS war office announcement, CAP
turing Austro-German positions in
the district south of Brzezany, south
east of the Galician capital. Coun-
fer attacks are holding up the Rus
sian offensive along the line to the
north.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
INTERPRET NEW LAW.

Washington, Oct. Ga section of
the Clayton act, prohibiting private
bankers from serving after Oct. Is as
officers or directors of banks having
membership in the federal reserve
system was interpreted by the board
tonight as barring only those engaged
in the banking business Gas genarally
understood" and not those classed as
stock, note, or commodity bankers, or
tohse using their own funds in MAX
ing loans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07

The statement on sulphur, pyrite,
and sulphuric acid issued annually by
the United States geological survey,
department of the interior, is now
available for distribution for 1915.
No man ever got level head from
'butting in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07

The statement on lead issued an
nually by the United States geologl-
cal survey, department of the interior
is now available for distribution for
the year 1915. The total production
of refined lead in the United States
for the year is given at 55O,o55 short
tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
BAN ON COTTON GOODS.

Washington, Oct.6-Consul General
Skinner at London today notified the
department of commerce that Great
Britain has extended her embargo
against the importation into the
United Kingdom of cotton knit goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Turks Claim Victory.

Berlin, via Sayville, Oct. 6.-lspa-
han, one of the important cities OF
central Persia, has been liberated
from Russian rule, following an up
rising of tribesmen in a holy war,
saws an Official statement issued IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Craat Activity at Verdun.

Paris, Oct. 6.-The war office re-
ports great activity on the part OF the
artillery on the Verdun front. The
Germans are Smelling Poivre Hill,
east of the Meuse and north of Ver-
dun. On the Somme front the artll-
lery was active during the night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Sofia Claims Victory.

Sofia, Oct. 5, via London, Oct g.
All efforts of the Russians and Ru
manians to advance on the Dobrudja
front have resulted in failure. ac-
cording to an official announcement
by the war office today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
British Take NeyOlyen.

London, Oct. 6.-The British forces
that recently crossed to the eastern
bank of the Struma river on the
Macedonian front have occupied the
village of Nevolyen. it was announced
officially today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Health Is Bad

Washington, Oct. ct is said at
the Chinese legation here that there
was considerable doubt if DR.. Poo
will reconsider his resignation. Dur
ing most of the year he has been in
i'll health and his physicians are
understood to be insisting on a
change of climate for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07

Constantinople october 4, dealing
with the situation in Persia.
A Russian army at Kanshaw,
northwest of Hamadan. it is added.
was routed by the Turks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
TALK OF PEACE
FOLLOWS COMING
Of GERARD HOME
Ambassador Bernstorff and
State Department Express
Their Disbelief.

New York, Oct. 6.-The Evening
Post today publishes a story saying
sources that Ambassador Gerard Will
lay before President Wilson request
that the president use his good of
fees in suing Off peace with the al
lies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-07
Chinese MINISTED ASKED
NOT TO resign Office
President Ii Cables hat Friendly
Relations Between China and
United States Are mt Stake.

Pekin, Oct. 6.-President Ii Lung
Hung has cabled Dr.. y. X. yelling
ton Poo. Chinese minister to the
United States, refusing to accept his
resignation from that post and de-
claring in the message that the pre-
servation of friendly relations pc
tween the Ulited States and China
now is of the greatest Importance
and DR.. Poos services are indespen-
sable, and he is urged to reconsider
the matter.
Pekin advices Sept. % stated the
resignation of DR.. Poo had been re-
ceived at the foreign office, but had
not been accepted. Ill health was
given as the cas% of the resigna-
ton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-14
Ell Presidente discntio con el Gabinete
Ia nota de Carranza

los Estados UHidos seran enNiadaS
So,a-.ente 4 ter-torio mcxicano pa
"a X persecution de Villa y los que
le acompa6an, 2orQue eI gobierno lie
facuo no riene las Sufjcientes fucrzas
sohre IA region ell qCe aQ2s. opera
para distribuirIaS en- fogH2a tai. cue
zi .oS villisCaS eatran en terriro-io
americana, en- aQueI!os pueoIos donde
no Ray suficientes soldados areri-
canes. elias pui!eraE apresarios. E
perr,iso sera acordado Carransa.
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HAY pEScRE|PIANGIl En- Las OPP
HIONES De Los SFNADORES
S0BRE IA SjTUbCION
este Pals VA A LltVaRSF IN DISGBsIO
ST CRFFhGS QUE POaDREH0S en- Or
Den A MEXICO EN- P0G9S nIhS''
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TclcgraIna especial para Ia PHENSA.
WASHINGTON, D. 6. Mario l3.
Sc sahe que el Prcsidente Wilson
trata de poncr en- manos del Congre-
so ,odos los dctalieS de Ia situacion
mcXicana. Sin embargo. Green suS
conseicros que este produciria un
cfecto dcSastroSo entire el pueblo de
Mexico. 81 este no interpretara suS
intcnciones en- un sentido favorable.
Como e. Congress- es G.! unlco poder
que pueic declarar IA guerra, por mas
que c Presidente escOja cu!dadosa-
mcute sus paiaoras. estaS ppeden dar
lugar interpretacioneS t6rcidaS en-
todo 10 que Sc refiera a aquella Re-
pub!ica.
Per utimo, 81 el Presidente lleva
adeiantc su intento, debe establccer
con toda claririad que las operacio-
ncs en- el territorio mexicano Sc ha-
ran en- Ia cscala que sea absolute
mente necesaria para limpiar de ban
didos Ia frontera, Y que en- todo ca
50 30 reconocerd la independence
completa Ia soberania de Mexico.
Sc sabe que los leaders del Con-
greso haran comparecer al Presiden-
te Wilson ante ese cuerpo, pidien-
dole que de una explicacion detalla-
da dc sus planes con reSpecto Me-
Xico. .Algunos Green que este Signi-
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Ell Pie. Wilson desea poner en- ranos del Con-
greso todos los detalIes de la situacion

ficaria ci apoyo del Congresc, 20 qus
Sc acepta como cvidcMcia dc Ia apre-
hens!6n que Sc ticn- sobre ell
reSu,tado de Ia expedition de .'urs-
ton para capturar a Villa.
Sc dan como validas dos razones
para Greer que el Presideate confia-
III a, Congrcso todos suS planes. La
primcra Sc basa en- que siendo este
ultimo el Unico cuelpo autoriZado pa
IA declarar n guerra tendria que
obrar 81 las fuerzas mexicanaS Sc de-
tendieran contra cl ejercito invasor,
en cuyo case Sc apoyaria a Presiden-
te para ilevar a efecto rodas las
oreracioneS miiitareS neceSarlaS.
En- Segundo lugar, Sc argumenta
con toda rectitud, que el Presidente
no tiene autoriZacion alguna. sin IL
aprohaci6n del Senado. para celebrar
tratados reciprocos como el propues-
TO por Carranza.
Con este motive e! PreSderte v ell
Secretario Lansing discutiran todas
las Eases cue puedan presentarse So
hre esta situaei0n. en- Ia conferencia
que tienen alreglada desde aver.
Con positive inter6s y ansiedad 50
cspera que el Pl'esidente Wilson ha.
"a por conducto de su Secretario dc
EstaGo, algunas declaraciones firmes
que Sirvan para definir Ia situaci6n
puedan orientarse las opiniones.
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Irlcqrama Especial para IL PRENsA.

Irlcgrama Especial para IL PRENsa.
WASHINGTON. Mario l3.-Con
mrcha insistanria So dice rn rSta
Capital 1uc - President" Wilson
1icne VA IN .u pod"r los t"rmnoS "n
dI, hara Ia paz AirnanIa en- 81 caSo
Dc 1uc tomcn las fncrzaS de-. Kaiser
Ia plaza d. Vnrdun. ASegnraSe que
iichos tsrminoS son JOS Sleulent2S:
DevoIucidn a !AltnianIa DC todas Sus
coIonias, sin que haya deretho d
exieiT indemnizaci6n por nlnsuha
parte; division dc Montenegro, Ser
via Albania, entire Bulgaria, Aus
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FL PASO. Texas, Mario l3.-An-
tonic Miranda, uno de los vi!ljstas
que resultaron heridos en- el ataque
hecho a dicha plaza por Francisco Vi
liza. maldiio los cirujanos que ira
taban de amputarle una pierna para
saivcrlc Ia vida pucs Sc lie habia de-
c!arado Gangrena en- ella. Miranda
Sc opuso abiertamente que ie am
putaran Ia pierna, y cuaado los me-
dicos pretendieron administrarle eter
Sc Ievanto de ST cana para luchar d
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BENJAMIN Cara con quinienios hon
bres irnYcd;ra e! paso de los vi.lisias


OuimentoS non,u-e~ lie caba'.cr;;'
que NJ maado lie. jete carranc;St"
benjamin Cara salierou lie Ia ciU-
dad de Chihuahua con 4.rcCc.on 4
Ciudat Juarez : cuyo "rrlno X
vecina plaza se esperaha aye. haja-
ron Gel rren que oc,,pabaH Ell a asta-
cidn de Laguua. se@uu 10 aeclar2
Gabriel Gavira.
De Lagana. as tuerzas Je Benja-
min C@-za Sc d.r;~;r;in = Ojo C"':en-
e cen el objero de imDedir que laS
fuerzas villiSJas Se Girijan n Sur de.
Estato de Chihuanua.
In telecr&Ina rec.p!Gc cE JI5re:
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terms TO- responsible party. For fnterytsw,
BARBER SHOP for sale; best location In city;
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Grocery. cigars & confectionery on 1th St. S27a.
Cafe. 18th st.. s7s per day, ,o1s sacrifice $1,000.
Bread route: weekly income. s175; clearing 20
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Gnamseliiber Sas.
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5citsutteSoieHit itnb 6eitipiel
besungen.

Die Gpdngeliiben @emeinben BON
Cincinnati unb Der llmgegenb begins
gen gsitern Rabmittds geneiniam ben
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epitesoienit unb 9orfiibrune sines
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fon Bart 5u Oailep ftatt unb mar BON
SduIenben befutt poitor +. Sob
mann pon pIeaiant Jiibee bislt bic
Tciiprsbiat. Rah benz @ottesbisrIt
perdnnitdItetsn bic iuneen 2eute aus
BEN 9emeinSen eiren giIgersug, Der
bic @eIhi6te unS bas gert Der
Gpongelifden Stride in lebenben Bill
bern ppr 9liaen fiibrte. 1ie Quffii6s
rnng fiibrte ben-Gamen Die @iiion1
unb purbs BON Rep. puhlmdnn dus
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eer bann untsr @biinaung bes 2iebes
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aug Der 3ions unb Der CLINTON place
gsmeinoe SarseitelIt. Die slpsite Gpi-
icbe bratie bic .Gjriinber Der Gbnp-
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fehen lafen. Die beiben Gdneitsr
betpobnten bas Saus aIlein unb syrl.
Stretton, bic nit ibnen befreunbet
mar, bate tfneu einen gsIu6 abge=
itattet unb bas Sans ettpa brei Stuns
hen Oor benz 3eitpuntt betreten, an
tpel6em bic brst 2ei9en eefunoen
ipurbsn. Man nubm anfdneli6 an,
bdb Der Sob our9 bas gindtbmen
Dpn 2eu4tgas peruria6t pofben lei,
a6er etns llnter1uduug srgab, oaB
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