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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
MOVIE ATAKl P0W0DU-
ia WIELKIE STRATY.
Angiey odpychaja niemc6w z odpornym saur-
menl--pole walk zaslane niemieckiemi trupami.
Anglicy czepiaja sieItrasznie Flandryi gdy prZeci
VINE silly robia wgecie nieco gfebiej -
atak Szturmu mOze naStapiG.
ANCLICY TRZyMAJA CORZYSTE STAN0WISK0

True translation filed with hepost Winona 1inn
April Is required Act Congress 1917
Londyn, Is kwietna Niemiecke wojska rob}y smay
wuz Mcssnes zdoby nieco micjsca gos telegram
g6wnej angieskiej kwatey Francyi Beg ecz
angesk woka z6w ch odpar odpoy aak dis wczeN
nym rankem.
Nemcy rozwnel weka dzia}anosc artyeryjna poludno
wei ef powada telegram Droga Bray Cobie strasznie
granaa, heradycie zdaje daszym ataku piechoty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
True translation. filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April Is, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct; 6, 1917.
Co TO "a ANDERSON?
Nlepr0sz0ny i nlepoWof;l-
ny poSrednik pok0ju.

Hds1yugIOn, 10 kWlet1lld -
Rozgfoszona: onegdaj pogloska, ,js
|koby W Szwajcaryi toczy}y sic IL
l1}ady pokojowc pomiedzy Stana-:
hi Zjednoczonymi a Austrya, prc
wadzone przez S'prof. Anderso-.
ia, re strony St. Zjedn. a by1ych
!premier6w Wegier, Tisze i Andra
| sv ego ze strony Wegier, wvwo}a-
Ia ma}a sensacye, a stala sic powo
dem ]icznych zapytan o informa--
| cyl w departamentach rzadowych.
W dcpartamentach rzadowych
wzruszaja tylko ramionami W od-
powiedzi na te zapytania, Bye mo
ze, re jakicgos Andersona znaja
lub mali W departamcncie stanu.
By} czfowiek tego nazwiska - l.
mienia jego ME pamietaja, - oso
bisty przyjaciel hr. Apponyi, we
gicrskiego pacyfisty, kt6ry w Bu-
|dapcszeie odMiedziaf Apponyiego
lzanim Amcryka wypowiedziafa
wojne Austryi, moze MIN roz-
mawiaf o mozliwych warunkach
iprzyszlego pokoju. Ale Anderson
ME rcprezentowaf nikogo. a hr.
Apponyi rowniez -nie byl urzedo-
wynn. reprezcntantem rzad1l al-
stryackicgo, vice ma to nie zwra-
iicano uwagi. Moze ten Anderson
tcraz W Szwajcaryi pr6buje je grac
role poSrednika pokoju, ale upo-
waznienia do tego ME ma.
Stanowisko rzadu amerykai1s---
kiego wobec wszelkich obccnych
propozycyj pokojowych jest ta--
kie, jak je przedstawi} Prezydent
Wilson W sobote w SVEN przcm6-
wicniu w Baltimore. Wszelkie ga
zeciarskie nowinki sprzeczne z
tenn, uwazac nalezy do plotki.
Swoja droga bye moze nietyl-
ko, ze jakis Anderson W Szwajca
| ryi rozmawia o mozliwych prospe
ktach pokoju ex premierem ale
takze re rad amerykalski zna
tego Andcrsona vie tenn. Kaz
dy Rad prawie ma w kazdej sto-
Icy. zagranica swoich meow Eau
fania, ktorzy staraja sic dowiady-
wac wszystkiem, co przydac sic
mozc ich rzadowi w razie potrze-
by i 8 tenn donosis. Ot6z W donie-
sieniach prasy moze miescic sic ia
kas kropelka prawdy, ale znacze
llia gfebszego temu przypisywac
nie nalezy.
True translation filed with the
- -.o.4o,, ~ Vy..o,,o Mr., -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

letnich mezczyzn, jakotez 1s~let-
mich chlopak6w, a r6wniez j rlan
dya ME moze bye wyjeta pod
konskrypcyi. Premier powiedziaf,
re przymusowa sluzba wojskowa
w Irlandyi bedzie przcprowadzo-
na Ia tych samych warunkach, go i
W Wielkiej Brytanii, zc w parla-
mencio angielskim wnicsic sic bill
co do samorzadu dla Irlandyi.
1rlandczycy oburzeni ma kon-
sHypcye.
Kiedy premier oSwiadczy}, re u
plynie zapewne kilka tygodni, "a
MIN rozpocznie sic przymusowa
rekrutacye W Irlandyi, natenczas
jeden z narodowych posl6w irlan-
dzkich zawo4af:
"Konskrypcya ia nigdy. sic ME
rozpocznie!'' -
Inny znowu poseE irlandzki,
Michal Kerry, tax sic wyrazif:
"Przyjdzcie tylko do Irlandyi /
spr6bujcie mas zabrac!"
Trzcci zas narwanicc irlandz--
Xxi zawolal:
"Przymusowa sluzba jest dekla
.racya wojny przeciwko Irlandyi!'
Lloyd George zaznaczyl nastep
ME, ze uchwalenie konskrypcyi
dla Irlandyi przeprowadzenie bi
lu, na podstawie kt6rego powo}a
sic do wojska wszystkich mez
czyzn W Wielkiej Brytanii pomie-
dry ~ j, so rokiem zycia, nastapi
prawdopodobnie W biezacym ty--5
Fgodniu.
Opr6cz tego powola sic pod
bron wszystkich zdolnych mez-
czyzn, porizej lat 25, kt6rzy pra--
|cuja obecnie W przemysle woj
|nym. ~ @ss
% ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
kompletnie odepchniecii.

Londyn, 10 kW1etnla. Okoio
51Otej dis rano niemcy przygoto-
wall grozny atak ma belgijskie
miasto Holiebecke, tax g}osi Reu-
terra telegram angielskiej glow
nej kwatery. Szli oni naprz6d ma
sami kt6re zostaly kompletnie O.
depchniete z ogromnem zniszcze-
MEM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
|NAJOKROPNIEJSZA b.
TWA TRIVIA GDY ME-
PRzYJAClEL NAPADA.
STRATA AMERYKANO
ME JEST WIELKiA z MI
L1TARNEGO PUNKTU
WIDZENIA.
WIELU NlEMC0W POT0PI0NYCH.

Il anglelsklcj armll we Francyl,
Is kwietnia - Odwazne nieprzy-
jacielskie ataki strategicznej war
toSci powtarzaly sic dis stale
wzdluz nowego wojennego frontu
na p6}noc i po]udnic od Armen--
there's, Z kt6rcgo Anglicy odpowia
dali.
Ma najdalcj posunietcj prawej
,stronic nicmcy tlukli angielska
chrome pod Givcnchy kt6ra sic
zmienia}a po kilka razy. Ma pol
noe od Armcnticres niemcy chcie-
Ii sic przeprawic przez Messinc
ridge Wytcshacte Ia znakomite
pozycyc kt6re zmienialy sic kilka
razy onegdajszcgo dnia wieczo-
rem.
Nicmcy posuneli sic do miastc-
czka Mcssines byli tam jeszcze
dis rano ]ccz Anglicy, przyleneli
Go-zachodnicgo szczytu.: 2ow>,rzy
mali nieprzyjaciela od wejscia do
Wytschactc.
Zrobili odporny atak,
Nicdalcko cd Ploegsteert ciez--
ka wa]ka trwala onegdaj wicczo-
rem. Ma pofudnie od Armentieres
nicprzyjac!el .urzadzif takze pote-
znc napady. Ang]icy dis rano
zrobi]i korzystny odporny atak i
odparli nicprzvjaciela od pozada
nych zlotych COR Ia poludniowy
zach6d cd Lestrem TO sic znajdu-
je ia froncic polniedzy Estaires i
Givenchy.
Opuszczenie Almenticrcs ME
znaczy wiele podlug militarnego
stanoWiska.
Azeby oszacowac dobrze kieru-
mex obecnej walk nieprzyjemne
opcracyc musza bye ia widoku
jake ogolne ponicwaz. niewatpli-
vie beda mice znaczenie krzyzo--
wych zapas6w W tel wojnie. Ultra
Genie miasta tn albo tam albo 70
stawicnic piec albo dziesiec milo
wego tcrytoryum W jakiejs sekcyi
ME oznacza kleski.
Walka wesz}a pod TAXA roz1va-
ge sta}a sic tax strasznego ro-
dzaju do rozstrzyg gniecia czy ME
mieckic SHY meskie sa wystarcza-
jace do odgrazania sic do zniszcze
MA angielskiej armi i zmuszenia
jej do kapitulacyi. Jest to oziebla
propozycya kt6rej strony moze
bye zabitych wiecej ludzi W przy-
szlych kilku tygodniach w tym
samym czasie dostanie wiecej re-
lzrut6w ably wypelnic opr6znio1e
|szeregi.
Mg1a otacza nieprzyjaciA.
Mrok trivia wzgledem nieprzyja
Ici6l do opetania stajacych W o
bronze artylerzyst6w. .Bylo to cze
scia z powodu mgly re niemcy po
stapili tax daleko.
Ma poludnie od Armentieres
Angliey onegdajszego dnia vie
czorem trzymali dalej czesc swe-
go frontu W spos6b zadawalniaja
| cy. Nieprzyjaciel przekroczyl re.
ke Lave j usadowil sic " Lest
rem, lecz szybko zostal znaglony
do wyjscia. Onegdaj Wieczorem
rozmaite niemieckie Wojska prze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

nj beda wszyscy oskerzeni po ko-
lei; 0 lie kt6ry MICH okaze sic
podejrzanym, zapeWne bedzie IN
ternoWany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
0dp6r Anghkow Tamuje Szturmqjacych Niemc6w.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
April Is, 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

True translation ;lleo with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
April Is, 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct. 6, 1917. r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

u angielskicm strasznem czcpia-
nicm sic wielkiej masy re szszytu
Messincs icll przedmurza we Elan
dryi, niemcy pra ia poludnie
sw6j kiln gfebiej w angielskie IL
ME ia p6lnocno wsch6d na pol
noe cd Bcthune, jednego angels
kich pos1nietych naprz6d postu-
|ment6w.
Cypel klinu zosta} pchniety o.
|ncgdaj wieczorem dalej wzd}uz
Lys kana4u do Merville, dwie mi
lc IA zach6d Cd Listrem, kt6re
|Anglicy trzymali do onegdaj. Kat
wystajacy zostal takze posuniety
nieco IA p6lnoc w okolice Neuf
Burquin, d,vie mile Ia p6lnocno
zach6d cd Estaires, inny punkt
gdzic Anglicy .urzadzili swoja sta
eye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., n
April Is, 1913 as required by the
Act Lf Congress- Oct. 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
Washington, Is kwietnia

Waszyngton, 10 KW1etnla = y
gloszona onegdaj przez departa--
me1lt wojny hsta STRAIT obejmuje
81 nazwisk, 5 zolnierzy zostalo
zabitych " bitwie, dwu unarlo "
skutek wypadk6w nieszczesli-..
wych, szesciu z ran odniesionych,
4 zostalo ciezko ranionych % lex
.ko a trzech zaginelo W bitMach.
q nazwisk polskich nastepuja
znajdujemy ma liscie:: Stan. Ma
|uk, polegl " bitWie N moro
ski umarl 2 ran odniesio nych, Hex
ko raniieni zostali Frank Blazek:ii
Edward ID. Jarek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April Is, 1913 as required by the
Act OF Congress Oct., 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

True traflslolion filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, Oh
April -, 1913 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct., 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

True translation filed with the.
post master at Winona, MINI. on
April Is, 1913 as required by the
81 Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
NOVA LlSTA STRAT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
VICE PRESIDENT
 IN H0TfL FIRE
 TUESDAY MORN

Washington. Sept. 2+.- Fire carly this morning damaged the new Willard hotel and sent the thQusand OF more guests hurrying ta the street in scanty attire.
 In the hotel were Vice. President Marshall, several senators and other govern mcnt officials who have suites there.
 The blaze started in tine kitchen from an underter- mined ctuse.
 It quickly spread to the palm room, but was confin. ed there by the firemen.
 The damage has not beel estimated. but the greatest loss will result from water and smoke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
AMERICANS AND
 MEXICANS FIGHT
 AT JEROME, ARIZ
By Associated Press.

Jerome, Arlz., Sept Z3.-Horace Harrison, head waterman at the United Verde Copper Mine here, was shot and killed early today by an unidentified Mexican who was shot on being ordered to halt.
 An hour later another Mexican
 identified as Gabriel. Acero, a miner was killed on school grounds here following running fight with of ficers.
 It was first reported that the Mex ican was Harrison's slayer, but this was. later disproved.
 After the shooting of Harrison of- ficers formed posse to hunt for his assailant.
 At the same time Frederick Hawk ing. deputy sheriff; Harry Carlson deputy United States marshal. ant J. G. Crowley, city marshal, attempt ed to stop demonstrations with trf arms by another group of Mexicans and in the ensuing fight Acero wa! Killed after he had wounded Mar shal Crowley four times and broker Denutv Carlson's leg with a bullet | The running tioht coverel seVera sections of the town
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Two Noted
 Artists Here
 Wednesday
Cartoonist and Cannuck Sol- dier at Tabernacle, 1.30
 Wednesday Afternon.

Alton B. Packard, celebrated car toonist and entertainer and Private Chenevert, Canadian soldier just re- turned to this country from the bat tlefields of Europe will arrive in Pine Bluff, tomorrow Wednesday, noon and will give entertainments at the Tabernacle at 1 80 o'clock the same day. This in interest of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
 Positively no subscriptions will be taken this is an entertainment pure and simple to arouse enthusiasm and to further the work towards the launching of the next big loan begin ming Saturday. September 28.
 Alton B. Packard is one of the most celebrated cartocnists in the country He is known practically in every city town, village and corner of the United States.
 He will reproduce some of his famous cartoons on a large black board illustrating his talk regarding the Liberty Loan features. No one ir Pine Bluff should deny themselves the pleasure of attending this free entertainment. Thousands of people throughout the United States have paid from one to five dollars on pre- vious occasions to see Mr. Packard 1T reproducing his art. This is an op portunity of ones life to "get frs class exhibition for absolutely noth ing" Private Chenevert is Canadian born citizen but has seen service over seas with the famous "Cannuck" sol diers. His narrative tomorrow after noon will undoubtedly be worth thu trouble of going to the Tabernacle. Judge w. B. Sorrells received |; telegram Monday from the Libert! Loan publicity organization statins these two celebrities would be on hant without fail tomorrow afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
LOCAL Y. w. c. A.
 WILL ENTERTAIN
 HOSTESS MANAGER

The directors of the Pine Bluff chapter of the Young Women's Chris tian Association will be host to Mrs. William Mcdonald, at a tea this after noon at the Y. w. c. A. building on Barraque street.
 The guest of honor Mrs. Mcdonald, is in charge of the hostess house at San Antonio, Texas, and is visitor in Pine Bluff. She is scheduled to de- liver several addresses here today.
 The local Y. w. C. A. directors are anxious that every member of the Y. w. c. A. be present this afternoon at , o'clock, at which time the tea is to be given. A cordial invitation has been rendered to all women interest ed to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Confederate Vets Honor
 Dixie Boys
Badge Honor Linking Con. federates With Boys Now in Europe In Tulsa
 Opening.

Tulsa, Okla., Sept. 23.---A badge of honor 'inking the men who fought in the Confederate army with the pres ent war in Europe will be unfured to- morrow at the opening of the twenty eighth reunion of the United Confed- crate veterans and the sons of veter- ans.
 It will be mammoth service flag con taining 167 ,0OO stars, eich represent ing one son of the southland who is at present in active service.
 The flag will be presented to the federacy by the Colorado representa- ton and the presentation will be the chief function of the opening session of the reunion which will be held by
 The attendance by the Sons of Vet erans is noticeably smaller this year than at previous reunions and the de- crease in attendance is accounted for bv the service flag and the men at the European front it represents.
 There is not camp in the entire south that is not represented gener- ously on the new flag.
 General T. M. Vanzandt of Ft. Worth, Texas, commander of the trans Mississippi department, will be in charge of the proceedings in the absence of General Geo. P. Harrison, commander in chief, whose i'll health prevented his attendance. General Vanzandt, in all probability will be elected commander in chief, it was generally conceded about head quarters.
 Louisville, Ky, Memphis, Tenn, and New Orleans are expected to in- vite the veterans to come there for the next rpuniOn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Aake a Clean.Up On Turks.

aaaon, Sept. 23.- Twenty-Five s'aha Turkish prisoners and 260 . aaa been counted up to yester-
 s'eSmg by General Allenby's
 pushing northward through ssaae. according to an official ae''' issued today by the war as war office announcement says 6i.. ~e seventh and eighth Turkish 70 a nave virtually ceased to exist. saare transport of these two ,ss, s' was captured by the British.
 s's Dy the British of the cross su. tue Jordan at Jisr-Ed- Dancer nna uay morning, shut the last kha 1O. .. escape to the Turks west n, ns%siiy a'.ii the tntire Turkish force kndoa ai De accounted for in killed, hsssa.'a gnu prisoners. Hundreds of s aHon. :. are being found wander kless,,'. III the mountainous country
 " without a leader or pur- N :. turks had seven divisions l,n T Nazareth and west of the lminss' tne exact total cannot be \ ot lsu .u. owing to the weakness of w ~ e Turkish divisions, the to. tot,, ,ls ,. different units varying Aove,.ol ol 1000 prisoners report. tAs sr IS believed to be far less
 fsnn.i nuai count will show, as a, lrMss..' prisoners were still be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
SENATOR GORE
 IS NOT INVITED
 IN CONVENTION
Of Oklahoma Democrats at Oklahoma City Monday. War Attitude Against
 Him.
By Associated Press.

1 By Associated Press. Oklahoma City, Sept 23.--United 1! States Senator Thomas P. Gore vas not invited to address the Democratic state convention here today. Senator Gore was in the city and at one time was on the floor of the convention.
 He came here. he said. at the invi- taton of the chairman of the Demo- cratic state campaign manager A resolution Senator Gore address the convention was prepared for in- troductiOn, but it was withheld be cause sentiment apparently was so strong among the delegates against Senator Gore and his record in op- posing war measures.
 In a statement issued tonight be- fore leaving for Tulsa, Senator Gore said:
 'l am for a Democratic victory, state, national and wor.d wide
 "I should be the last to become the apple of discord CT to throw fire brand into harmonious convention.
 "In these times of tragedy person. alities are nothing.
 TIlHClpleS are eN1IyIllHS. lllul- yiduals come and individuals go as the flowers bloom and fade.
 While our brave boys are carry ing Democrats and it's blessings to the rest of the world we must con- serve Democracy and it's blessings at home.
 "The right of free thought, free conscience and free speech is what they are carrying to the millions of the earth"
 Representative Scott Ferris, chair man of the Democratic congressional committee, Governor R. L. Williams and J. B. Robertson, Democratic nominee for governor addressed the convention
 The platform adopted endorsed woman suffrage national prohibition, and declares for victory in the war, 50 conclusive that Germany and her people shall know that right and lib erty shall prevail everywhere"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Devilish Contrivances of all Kinds Left Behind As
 Germans Retreat.
DYNAMITE HIDDEN
 UNDER THE FLOOR
Is Also Set Behind Walls and Ceiling With Wires
 to Set Off Charges.

Undated War Ycad, By The Associated Prcss-Dis- astcr has overtakcn the armies of the Tcutonic al- lies on all fields.
 In Palestine the Turks are all but absolutely V crush ed: in Macedonia the entente forces are hu1rviny their foes and threatening them with similar disaster.
 Eating Way Thru Huns.
 In France the British and French troops slowly but surely are eating their way into the vitals of the Ger mans defensive positions, the collapse of which would result in important changes all along the western battle front. and in eastern Siberia the Japanese have made ad- ditional strides forward in the process of retaining that territory for the Rus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Allies on Initiative.

In all the theatres of the war the entente allies have the initiative in their hands and are pressing their ad- vantage vigorously. The Germans and ; their allies no where are able to do more than stand of the defensive.
 And in Palestine and Macedonia their efforts in this respect have prov cd sorrow Ones
 Caught at Jersaleum Drive.
 From north of Jersaleum to the sea of Galilee in the territory lying between the river Jordan and the Mediterrean sea, the Ottoman forces have been caught by the swift drive of the British armies and virtually
 annihilated.
 Added to the casualties suffered by the Turks, hordes of them were made prisoner and many more are wander I ing bewildered without leaders in the
 hills eventually to be brought in to
 swell the great total.
 25,OOO Turks in Allied Hands. At last accounts more than 25,OOO of the Sultan's soldiers and 260 guns and large quantities of war stores
 were in British hands. To add to the
 allied aviators are carrying out suc- cessful bombing raids against Con- stantinople. Over a front of eighty
 miles in southern Serbia from Mona-
 stir to Lake Doiran, the entente troops
 are vigorously assailing the Bulgar- ians and Germans.
 Already in the swift drive in the
 center great spearhead has been pushed by the Serbians across the Istib- -Prilep road severing communi- cations between the Bulgarian army northeast of Monastir and that in the Lake Doiran region.
 Serbs Literally "Mop Up." Unofficial reports are to the ef- feet that the Serbs have taken be-
 tween 5000 and 10000 prisoners and 120 guns.
 In the region between Monastir
 and Vardar the enemy troops are in full retreat before the Italians. French and Serbians. while west of Doiran 1 the British are steadily hammering
 their war forward, driving the enemy
 toward the Bulgaran frontier. Already the enemy line from Doir-
 an to point west of the Vardar has
 been evacuated.
 This force of the enemy, with the (continne1 on page five,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
FOOD SITUATION
 IN BERLIN IS
 CONSIDERED BAD

Paris, Sept. 23 (Havas).-A neutral diplomat who has just passed through Germany, where he stayed a few days; declared to the Matin that the 1ood situation in Berlin is so bad that for eign diplomats subsist exclusively on provisions sent to them.
 The German people, curshed by re- cent events, seem like automatons, responding unconsciously to suggest ions received: all spirit of initiative and free criticism is completely gone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
(onstantinople Is Bombed.

london, Sept. 23.-Constantinople bombed by the British royal air s Friday and Saturday of last according to an official com aleation issued by the admiralty fsht
 ne statement says:
 me Greeks co-operated in the olng Of Constantinople on Septem- ~ and 21, and dropped thousands etnets into StambOul.
 \ balloon shot down in the Euro
 operations in flames SC fire to ~ nangars, which were burned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
BISHOP CURRIER
 DIES ON TRAIN
By The Associated Press.

Dy IHt ASUCIdUtU ItSS.
 Baltimore, Md, Sept. 23.-Bishop Charles Warren Currier of the Catho- lisc church, died on a train this even- ing when on his way from Waldorf Md, to this city.
 Bishop Currier had been in appar- ently good health and confirmed Sun- day at Waldorf, southern Maryland.
 He was pastor of St. Mary's church Washington, D. C., before being named bishop of Matanzas, Cuba in 1913.
 He was long active in mission work and was a member of the National Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
MORE ATTEMPTS
 TO KILL OFF
 SOVIET HEADS

Amsterdam. Sept. 23.-Re- newed attempts have been made to assassinate members of the soviet government in Russia, and as a result there will be fresh measures ! in reprisal, says a Moscow dispatch receiv- ed here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24

A large number of dogs are being sent from Birmingham, England, ev- cry week for service at the 1ront. There is special, demand for are dales, bull terriers and collles.~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
CELEBRATE LIBERATION
 OF PALESTINE IN NEW YORK
Bv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 New York. Sept. 23.-The liberation of Palestine by the British forces will be celebrated here by demonstration at Carnegie Hall next Sunday night at which Secretary of the Navy Dan- iels is expected to speak, it was an nounced today by the Zionist Council of Greater New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24

Premier Clemenceau's nephew was among those decorated by President Poincare for his work in the recent fighting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24

Austria's record lie is that between
 July and 23 her airmen brought down 263 allied aeroplanes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
Bitter Fight Is On.

Fin the defile between the |rna and Varada1 bitter htlng is continuing.
 Since the Anglo-Grcell lacks of the last few days ainst our positions near Piran were repulsed with ses by our valiant troops,
 fighting activity of this bnt has diminished in in- hsity.
 Hhe Serbian advance has fn most marked between Cerna and the Varadar, bere the Serbs have pro- Fsscd forty miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-24
itish Drop Bombs Over Citv of Constantinople
 In Large Air Raid.
k0OO TURKS ARE
 TAKEN PRISONERS
b Guns Captured by Gen
 |eral Allenby's Men Co., l ing Thru Palestine.

|Sofia, Saturday, Sept 21, ia London. Sept. 22)--Bit- F fighting is taking place Tween the Ccrna and the brdar while near Doiran E activity has diminished, Eordingg to an official btement from the Bulgar-
 war office today.