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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-22

the neighborhood of oMycnville has been successful on the whole front, accordin gto Field Marshall Haig's communication from headquarters to- night.
 The enemy positions were deeply penetrated and a number of prisoners were taken.
 A number of villages were captured during the day and strong German counter attack west of Achiet-Le- Petit was repulsed.
 The text of the communication fol- lows:
 "An attack launched this morning to the neighborhood of Moyenville was successful on the whole of the front. We penetrated deeply into the positions of the enemy and have taken numbers of prisoners. -
 "In the opening assault, under a mist, we captured the villages of Beaucourt- -Sur-Ancre, PrisiueX-au- Mont, Bucquoy, Ablainzeville and Moyennville.
 "Afterward we continued our ad- vance to the neighborhood of the AL bert-Arras railway, capturing Aichiet- Le-Petit, the Logeast Wood and Courcelles.
 "Wcst of Aichiet-Le-Petit strong counter-attack was repulsed.
 East of the Ancre our line reached between Bois Lieux-St. Marc and Mercatel."
 German Official Report.
 Berlin. via London, Aug. 21.-"Near Neuf Berquin and Merville and south of the Lys," says the official report from headquarters today infantry attachments which had been left be- hind in the forefield of our new lines lbeat back several British thrusts and partial attacks"
 "In~these enga gements our machine guns and artillery inflicted consid- erable losses on the enemy.
 "There have been infantry encoun- ters lon both sides of the Scarpe and north of the Ancre."
 Attacks Failed, Says Berlin.
 Berlin, via London, Aug. 21.-The war office communication issued this evening says:
 "InLanders there have been partial engagement west Kemmel North of the Ancre strong English attacks, launched on wide front in the direct ion of Bapaume broke down with heavy losses.
 "A renewed rFench attempt to break through between the Disc and the Aisne failed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-22
HUN RAIDER
 SINKS BOAT
 NEAR CANADA

(Continued from page one.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-22
Groves TasteIess chill Tont

restores vitality and energy by purifying and . riching the blood. You can soon feel Stsaa, ening. lnvigorating Effect Price 6Oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-22
The Cost of Giving Telephone
 Service Has Increased in Pine Bluff.

While the cost of most of the necessities of life has been going up for the past three year the price of telephone service has stood still
 But the cost o furnishing telephone service has increased staedily since the war began.
 Telephone rates, up to now have remained the same. Yourteephone service in proportion to it's utility is the very cheapest thing you blly The War Finance Corporation directors have made the following statement:
 ..lt is urged therefore that the proper authori-
 tles give prompt consideration to. applications
 made by public utilities for permission to in-
 rates''
 \I1, VIZ CANNOT FURNISH SERVICE AT LESS THAN COST AND SURVIVE believe our subscribers will appreciate our effort to eet cohutonn that exist in Pine Blu and will rec ognze the necessity that now confronts s of getting additional revenue ~ ~ N s7
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new DRAFT CA.
WILL TAKE 5000
IN TWO MONTHS
Oklahoma Expected to Send
10000 More Before 1919,

Notice that draft calls for approxi-
Inately 5000 men will be made on Okla
homa during November and December
was received this morning by Major
Kerr Of adjutant generals depart.
inent from Provost Marshal General
Crowder. <The men will be selected
from the ~ to Jo-year-old classes VINO
registered on September u and the
ssovsmcnt will begin ss soon after. the
first Of the month % the influenza epi-
dsmie situation will permit. This call
% h addition to The October call for Z
large number Of men, whose entrainmen,
yas postponed on account OF ths In,
f(nenla IN training csspa II ID sx.
pocted thxt at least 1000 men VIII b
cAIled from Oklahoma during the two
moulhs, y ~. W 81 fsr
Captain Weldon Of the United State,
medical reserve, who Is assisting siats
health officials. informed the sdjutan
generals office. this morning that I
| will - q least two weeks bsfose n
oklahoma qlsafsnsins clospS sAsatsu
led pssveAisg the mcU cUlliptisa 3
d5slt aY CO b I!ited. =,
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Americans Gain
At Three Points

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTH OF VERDUN. Oct. sd o.
m)--The American troops, despite
strong German artillery fire, improved
their positions at three important
points along the front east and west
OF the Meuse during the night.
East OF the Mouse the Americans
drove Ne enemy from the eastern edge
Of the Bois d'Ormont, gaining their ob-
jeetive.
In the region Of Grand Pre-. west OF
the Meuse. the Americans straiahtened
out their line and captured several i'm
portant ridges. Between Rappes wood
and Bantheville wood the American
line was extended despite stubborn re-
| sistanee.
Heavy German counter attacks east
OF the Meuse were thrown back early
today BY the American troops holding
Belleu Wood and the lines on either
side The German, are using their
= guns and machine guns 'exten-
sively.
Must Yield Soon.
PARIS, Oct. 2S,-Fighiing along the
American front Oh both sides OF the
Meuse is particularly fierce. The Ger
mans appear to be making a despairine
effort to hold their positions 10 this
vital sector Information received
here gives the impression that they can
not resist much longer in their present
positions.
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OKLAHOMA UReED
BY PRESIDENT TO
!, VOTE FOR WOMEN
Suffrage Called Necessary
Part Of Program'of Justice,

WASHINGTON, Oot. 2S.--Anoshel
move in behalf Of woman suffrage va,
made today by President Wilson. HI
addressed the voters Of Oklahoma, VIII,
act on the suffrsse amendment Novem
Der s. reiterating his judgement tina
adoption Of woman suffrage Is a neees
sary part OF the program Of Justice an,
reconstruction.
In s4n,essage to Ben Lafayette an,
James ]. McGraw, chairman. respec
lively, Of Oklahoma democratic an,
republican, state committees. the presi
dent said a fa
Il venture 10 express to the voters
Of Oklahoma my very profound in
terest in the eonstiuN al amend
ment for woman suffrage upon
which they win act on the fifth Of
November and ! beg that they will
permit me TO express to them, as
did TO the congress OF the United
States, my deliberate judgment that
the adoption Of woman suffrage is
a necessary part Of the program
Of justice and reconstruction which
the war has convinced The nations
Of the world that they should under
take IN the interest Of justice and
peace" -
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ARMY AND mAalME
RECRUITERS LEAVE

Taps were blown over the local ma,
rine reeruisins stsAiou to6ax whsn wish
I'll furniture shi0e1 n lantls Cisy
hs.dluarter., Sesgts An4ssw 4 Larsen
bsde farewell 70 the h1d dqnrtesp i the
HaekIis' estate baIldlng - North
Btoetway and left ~ Qvaniieo, Va,
vhsss he will Join the llrst unit for
ovtrseas duty. AZ tn same heur the
eleeirQ Of thl local army station q l6
WS(t Main street began. the 1lst fur
'nituse belns removed ,kis morning icg
Augment % s.. Louis, No. LIses. n.
sssss.. Issis. n ass!ss ~
ovRvt1s y ~ ,c'a 3 = :
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BERLIN CROWD
AooTs KAISER,
LAUDs SOCIALIST
Mob Before Reichstag Calls
for AbdiCation Of William,

PARIS, Oct 2s,--An enormous
crowd assembled before the reiehstas
building in Berlin yesterday. calling
ior the. sbdication Of Emperor William
and the formation Of . republic. accord
ing TO . special dispatch from Zurich
to rInformsiicn. ,st
DR.. Karl Liebknecht the socialist
leader, who has Just been released from
prison, was applauded iraniieally. He
was compelled TO enter carriage filled
with flowers, from which he made q
speech, declaring tina, the time Of the
people had arrived,
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even before the las, note iron Berlin
was received
Colonel House long has been recog-
nired as the logical selection by the
president TO represent him in such con.
fercnees ~ now are 10 be held. Not
only u 10 closer 70 the pre,iteat pssea.
BIZ shag ny living n,aa hst hs is b,
task q hand. He hss aete .frsQseAi
trips 10 Eufops since ~ ver teo6a Y
1914 eosiettiks with lesdefs td ~
leading bellisgrent nations and mort
than a year ago he was charged BY the
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Haig Continues
To EnCjrcle City

LONDON. Oct 2s.--The British have
captured Msine, southeast Of valen-
eiennes, Fisld Marshal Haig announces.
The British also have captured Ven
d'sies sur Eeaillon, on the front be-
low yaleneiennes is
A German counter attack was re.
pulsed and fighting was resumed early
this morning -
The British mads progress on ~
high sround TO the east q vendesiss-
sur Ecsillon M, W
On the rsmaindsr Of the bswk isons
oar advanced tfDcps puphsd forward
at difisrest poinis. 49, l3
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IF Ever the
KaiserNeeded
God, 'TisNou,'
This Is Comment Of German
Newspaper Following Lat
est Wilson Note,

BASEL, Swift, Oct 2S-Comment on
President Wilson's latest note to Ger
many is beginning to appear in the Ger
man papers. The National Zeitung Of
Berlin says
President Wilson has answered
quickly. Well, if ever Emperor Viii
liam's invocation thst God be with him
is in season. Il is right now"
The Neuste Nachrichten Of B1rlin,
says:
'ln spite Of everything we ieei ths,
this s'answer brings us nearer peace"
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PARIS, Oct 2s.--In the town Of St.
Amand, north Of valeneiennes, which
has been captured by the British, the
Germans left 1900 inhabitants and
looJ sick persons from tha, region
who were In hospital in the center
|of the town. On the following day
Oct, 2. the Germans bombasdsd St
|Amsnd, dirscsing yAssiesisr ssts.iies
70 TIE hospisal. 4 tares nss1tef q -
lipsts we're kilsd,
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LONDON, Oct. 25.-Q:I5
p. m.)--Italian troops have be-
gun an offensive against the
Austrians between the Piavs
and the Brenta. In the M0nta
Grappa sector Thursday they
advanced across the Ornic river
and captured Monte Solarolo,
part Of Monte Prassolan and
Monte Pertica.
In the Piave river the Italians
have captured the islands of >
Grave, PattadapoIi and Mag
giore. The weather on the
front is unfavorable. q
British and French tfoops
are aiding the Italians in their
new offensive.
], Italys offensive asains, the Aus
ltriAn ARMIES II the Neuctan plain NAV
Be the last stfay neressayy 10 force q
1 Hssef, ,5l ~ ''0'
i Jsst y HaFshaj Feeh sent Allenby
!fet fAk-fUg9Dll tie fftht moasent and
then turned D'Esperey loose on the
bslserians, 80 now Is he aiming at the
demolishn,ent Of the military forces
Of Austria Hungary through the Italian
blow.
i Military observers believe that a Sc
rious defeat at the hands Of Italy would
result Immediately in a plea for an
armis'iee similar to that received from
Bulgaria.
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WASHINGTON Oct -Rsieass
IN p2leivm or Germany. cscept whSrl
Z niIkasy menace would resnh, hss
beon sroMieed u General von FpIkeS-
hAuseq, Gttinen military govesuoc1ol
oceSplid 1sloha sssrilovy Ths b.
p ~ wv y Convection
[v4 ~ negs Mat uusashasles Aas
- npussals ~ - ~ m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-25

AMSTERDAM, Oct, 1s,-Turkey
needs . rest IRON the uphesvals Of the
last four years. Isssi Pasha declared
in the chamber Of Deputies st Constsn-
tinople on October ~ when the new
Turkish cabinet made iis first appeal
anec Ia the ehsmser Coneernine the
program Of the new vatinet. he said;
We have resolved. according ss cir
cumstanees permit. 10 send home those
countvyinen who IN consequence Of the
Necessities Of war have Seen removed
from oas place 10 another within the
country and ere ready % carry out this
reselve."o ~ ~ * ftff li s
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American Peace Envoys
Reach Paris for Par|evs
Washington Announces COL
onel House and Admiral
Benson viii Represent u. S,
in Allied Conferences on
AmistiCe Terms,

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S-Colonel
House. personal representative Of Presi-
dent Wilson and spokesman Of the state
department, and Admiral William s.
Benson. chief OF naval operations. have
arrived in Paris to represent the
United States in the consideration of
Germany's plea for an armistiee and
peace negotiations
Colonel House Is accompanied by
Gordon Auchineloss, his son-in-law
Joseph G. Grew chief OF the state de
partments division OF western European
affairs and former secretary OF the
American embassy at Berlin, and Frank
|. Cobb OF New York The party sailed
from All Atlantic port a week ago Wed.
nesdsy. before the wireless version ci
the last German note had been sent out
and were nearing the other side when
Prident Wilson received the note and
answered II.
Can Speak for President.
II is understood Colonel House is pre-
pared TO speak for the president in any
negotiations that may be conducted con.
eerning questions TO be determined be
fore the military men give the term,
on which All armistice would be pos.
sible or for the formulation OF con.
crete terms upon which peace may b,
made whenever the Germans are read,
to surrender.
Admiral Benson is expected 10 rep
resent the United States navy in the dis,
custom Of naval questions, as Gen. Tas
ker y, Bliss represents the army OF
the sprems war council.
The fsct that Colonel House left io
ku!oes several days before Presiden
Wilsodt tisll rspI 10 Germany vs
dispasehed Is further proof that ever,
ytep Of the pfvsidsnss nveosisdcui wild
Gsrnasy hes tesa taken In fuli necor,
IYISA b efteYse opvespm6nis Il al,
v (oken 10 Indicate that decision /,
transmit The German plea 10 the allie
under certain conditions was reaches
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Turks Said to
Be Ready to
Accept Terms
Grand Vizier's Speech to me
Parliament Is Reported
10 That Effect.

BASEL, Swift, Oct. y.-rurh-
sy will accept psses based on the
phaeiplss sf right snl justice laid
down by President Wilson, which
the NV rurkiah sovsrsnsat sp-
proves, The grand visisr, rsvfit
PasAs, 10 quoted In ccnstastin-
opis dispatch - Asving stated in
parliament.
The grand virier's speech wa, made
on the occasion Of the presentation o
The new ministry to the chamber, HI
said the government would grant with
out delay to all elements not only po
litieal rights without distinction as 4
or religion put the right ;,
participate in the administration Of thu
country.
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WAR REVIEW
BY The Associated Press.

As the allied forces in Belgium and
France continue successfully to storm
The stubbornly defended German lines,
Italian troops on the Italian northern
front have begun an offensive against
the Austrians.
British troops today are smashing
their way eastward on the sector be-
tween Valenciennes and lie Quesnoy,
which is vital 10 the security OF Valen-
ciennes Farther south the French
who have, been gradually forcing the
enemy IRON the pocket between the Oise
and the Seue. have resumed their
pressure and are reported to have en-
tered Vlllers-le-Sec and surrounded La
feue
Germans May Withdraw.
American forces have made further
gains east and west OF the Meuse, de-
spite strong enemy resistance. The
Germans on the western end OF the line
arc reported 10 be preparing to with
draw rorihward from Grand Pre-, where
their positions are ou,iianked by tht
French cast OF Voutiers.
To Outflank Forest.
Field Marshal Hsig. his troops hav,
( ing reached the western edge OF the
Norma forest, apparently is striving
TO outilank that natural barrier OH IN,
north by advancing through lie Ques.
noy toward Mons and Maubeuge. Tn,
Germans are fighting stifily to prevent
this, reuniting IN desperate combsts IL
the villages and other vantage points
south OF Valenciennes. The British
however are pushing steadily ahead
and have taken Mzing and Vendegnies
Fighting was resumed on this sectol
Friday morning with the British ad
vancing iron the hills east OF the Ecail
Ion river toward the railroad and higi
road between VzleneienBes and L.
| Quesnoy
| Nearing conds.
| Immediately north OF Vaieneienne
the British have taken additional vii
lagos and continue 10 approach III
important crossing OF the Scheldt a
Conde This town is 6H miles north
east OF Valenciennes.
4 French troops east OF the Sambr,
0ise canal in the region Of Lont
champs have repuised two German 4
! temp,s to drive then back across 4
: sAesl, Along The Selys and Souel
Yfivefg tIe FTehei llysuoyyvDueeuv ~
|, prtssure. aftef having thrown b,
enemy effofts sonsh II Moufcoeuet
i In the region east Of the 0isc, 4
Frepeh are reported to have penetrstl
ViIlers-le-Sec and surrounded l
5 ferte to the northeast.
| East OF Rethel the French have mad
an important advance across the Al
. dennes canal, gaining the village I
Ambly, and Fleury. Al Ambly u
French are only three miles south {
the railroad junction at Amzgne. n
gaining OF which would compel n
Germans TO Withdraw from Rethel an
the line Of the Aisne in that region.
Americans Bring Line Up.
81 American troops on both sides OF II
Meuse. in heavy fighting durin
Thursday night and Friday mornin
made important gains at three poin
and maintained them against violeI
i German counter efforts. East OF Il
river the Americans made another sts
h toward the important town Of Danvi
/ lers, penetrating the Bois D'Armor
n On the left and center OF H., front we
{ of the Meuse the Americans have cal
q ured several important ridges nei
: Grand Pre-. Between Rappes wood ar
Banthevihe wood they also have e,
tended their line.
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ADMINISTRATION
SUPPORT ASKED
|. FOR BY WILSON
Fears Wrong Interpretation
Abroad II Change Is Made,
|PPEAL FOR NATIONS SAKE
Executive Says He Speaks
". kot FOR Self or Party

| WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-President
Wilson today issued an appeal to the
eople 10 wturn democratic congress
the November elections ii they ap-
hove Of his course in this critical
1riod.
Return OF a republican majority to
ther house Of the congress, the presi-
lent said. would be eertainly inter
esled on the other side OF the water
. repudiA.ion OF my leadership"
The president said he, would accept
v ccuptry's verdiei without eavil, but
~ II Il was adverse, the power to
minister the great trust assigned 10
IN would be seriously impaired
Ppsidssfs Appeal.
Following Is the presidents appeal
my Fellow Countfymen The con-
tessional elections are at hand. They
peur in the most critical period our
niry has ever faced or is likely 10
es tn our time. II you have approved
ny leadership and wish me to con.
- 70 Be your unembsrrsssed spokes.
% N affairs ., home and abroad,
rnestly beg that you will express
esselves enthusiastically TO that effect
fotusning Q democratic majority 10
~ senate and house ot repre-
ptiwes
"a am your servant and VA, aeeepl
lssgI1en. wi'noul esvn ou. m'
- \. ~ son,i;,u,ion would
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BY The Associated Press.

WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM. Oct 25.--
(4:8 a. m.(-Fighting which com
psres in fiereeness to almost any in
the war. continued during the night on
the field OF the great battle north and
south OF Salenciennes, Belatcd re-
ports indicate that the British have
entered the German defenses, gaining
considerable ground and pressing east.
ward slowly but surely
Prisoasfs Reach a40o.
Since Wednesday morning the Bril-.
ish fhird army has taken 600 prison
efs, md de first and fourth armie,
sac1 69s taken LAD pskipg ; tsls
|Si M More thsA 10 eaG1ssn susf'
eel NJ WeoAesduf a4 g.. 1niS.----.
oo<tAe Aifh eroead suo1h " Val
encIeasRs. ~ hattie h fnUinG With h
leuse fsxy. ~ ~ nfitisA Ase sfsduaf
y overcoming ~ enemy.
Lseatis1 q Lhs.
At last reports the British held thi'
line:
From lie Faux to Robersart 10 En-
glefontaine to Ghissignies TO Beasdig
nies, where they are within . mile ans
a half OF lie Quesnoy, TO the east o.
Ruesoes to Sommeing TO Monehsux
The British gained Monchaux aftei
bloody fighting.
The British line is now within on,
nile OF Lsndrecies Desperate fightin,
is reported In the Bois i'Eveque ant
the neiehborhood where the German
we're killed by the thousands.
Had Orders to Hold.
II appeared that the enemy had or
ders 10 hold on regardless OF the cost
The Germans apparently were dispose,
In great depth and had several hast
ily- constructed lines OF defense whicl
they were determined TO regain unit
defenses farther eastward had bee
prepared 70 that German armies to In
north and south could escape. Tn
enemy has been supported by eonsid
ersbe artillery all along the front.
To the north the British by har,
fighting, established posts between tn
river and the canal, east OF Escaut
pont North OF Fresnes some prcgres
was made toward Conde against heav
and vigorous machine operation.
PruilIe. LeIong. Beehot and Burido
were captured after strong opposition
had broken down.
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S,4OO CApT|vES
HAIC'S SCORE At
vALENC|ENNES
British Grinding On in Some
Of Wars FierCest Work,
FOE is ORDERED TO HOLD
Thousands Of German Dead
Show Character Of Battle,

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM,
Oct. 2s.-(Reuter's.) I'm tn. eohtin-
ustion Of their forward movement
south OF vsleneiennss the Briti,h
today captured Les Tuilleries, east
Of Solesmes.
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By The Associated PI....

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES
in FRANCE AND BELGIUM,
Oct 7S.-(ii a. mJ-Hesvy fight
ing was taking place today on the
battle front in the region Of vsien-
eiennes, especially south Of the
town. The British have gained
ground ct almost every point along
the front. =.
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According 10 announcement from
Washington, Col E. N. House. me
presidents personal friend and, adviser
and Admiral W. s. Benson. chief oi
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