Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-29
Orders to These Famous
 Generals Indicate Reor- ganization Regime.
STILL RETREATING
 IN EAST GALICIA
German Air Raid on Paris, But No Casualties are Reported-German
 Artillery Active in Flanders to Check British Advance.
Associated Press Summary,

. Still the center of military interest, the Russian front, from Volhynia southward to the bend in the river in the line near FonshaEi in Ru,nanja, presents the curious spe ;tacle of the Russians still in retreat on a wide front in eastern Galicia, and of Rus sians and Rumanian foraes victori- ously advancing in an important sector along the western 'Molda viau frontier.
 Petrograd has little 10 say of the situation in eastern Galic;a, hut ino1. cates a considerable res's:anca by tn 3 Russian forces to Austro-German ad- vances in the Ca"patli:.ns, notwith- standing which q Russian retirement was forced under Tcutoni: attack
 Berlin is moce specific regarding the Galician campaign. + announces the Austro- German troops nearins the Pruth plateau below Koiomea. on one road to Cernowitz and ad l!tional gains affected along the line both north and south of the Dneister. On the Moldavian front the Russians and Rumanians are carrying out an effective operation which has bent back the defensive line opposite Kez- di-Vasarhely, Pennsylvania. Import ant heights have been occupied by the Rumanians near Veresczi, while in the vicinity of Kalakul mountain the Russians are pushing forward toward the Putna river and have occupied Oduple, on the left bank of the Putna.
 Possible indications of further re- organization of the Russian military regime are seen in the summoning of two famous generals of the old regime to Petrograd. The men sum- moned are General Ruzsky, formerly commander-in-chief ei the northern army, and General Turko, former commander on the southwestern front
 The British front iu Flanders again is trembling With the shock of great artillery battle Drum fire of the most intense character was open ed this morning Berlin reports. Sev- eral times recently there have been indications that al attack was about to be opened on the part of the British, but none of moment has de- veloped. Recently the reports have indicated German artillery also very active on this front, possiblyin an at tempt to check by counter fire any movement the British might be at tempting.
 After an interval of more than year and half. the Gefmans have made an air raid on Paris. Accounts from the French capital do not indi- cate that the raid which was carried out on Friday night was one in force or that it had any serious results. The Berlin announcement states that bombs were dropped on railway sta- tions and military establishments, and all the airmen returned.
 With aerial and artillery activities on the, British front in France, in- creasing daily in volume. there are indications of renewed fighting activ- ity there. especially in Flanders. Lon don and Berlin comment on the inten- sivel work of the big guns from the river Lys to the Belgian coast.
 British aviators again have been most activs. The aerial fighting Is described by London as having been intense but markedly successful one for the British, who aided the artil- lery, took a great number of pho tographs and carried out bombarding raids. 4wW
 The defection of, large bodies of Russian troops in Galicia appears to have had it's result in Petrograd. Feel ing the need of a stronger and more responsive government the political leaders have postponed the Russian national; congress, while the cabinet IS being rebuilt with stronger men.
 Russians Retreating.
 Berlin, via London, July 2S.-East or Bucacz, the Russians are rushing rapidly being driven out of Galicia and the supplementary official state- ment from the war office tonight says that German troops are approaching Ezryz, on the. Russo Galician front, aoout 10 miles south of Husiatin.
 The Swiss government has appoint ca Paul Thalmann Swiss consul at New Orleans to replace the late Emil Hoehn.
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