Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-15
Tagging Over Terms at Conference Move to War
 saw, Is Report.
INTERNAL TROUBLES
 STILL ON IN RUSSIA
K0lSEc,iki DCical toSSAchS sailors hili High Officers at SebaStopoI-- Berlin Conferences Arouse In-
 tcrest Fronts Quiet.

tASSoeiated Press Wal Summary0
 Although there IS sllll talk in un- official quarters of possibility of d final break i'll the peace negotiations between the central powers and tho Bolshcvikl, the armistice evidently has been extended to February IS, and it is reported that the pour parlers will be transferred shortly from BreSt- litOvsk to Warsaw. Late advices in- dicatc that there was considerable hagsIlng between the opposing dele gates al Brcsi-l -ltovsk the latter part Of last week over territorial Ques- tions and the fixing of a clause In the proposed treaty announcing peace be- tween the belligerentS. Trotsky Bol- sheViki foreign minister, as in the previous deliberations, proved recalci- trant With regard to the German formula that the contracting parties have resolved henceforth to live in peace and Friendship" He declared that it was d "decorative phrase and did not describe what the future rela- tons between the Russian and Ger man people would be
 .nternal Strife CoDtinues.
 lntcrnal strife continues in various paHlS of Russia. Bolsheviki troops are reported to have cleared General N2lcdine@' Cossack@ from the Don river basin. and to have captured EkatcrinaslaX, following previous re- ports of q mutiny of sailors at Teb- astOpol, where 62 officers. among them four admirals, were killed. Russian soldiers are declared to have footed the town of kilia, and in fighting with the Ukrainians, to have forced Ukrainian force to surrender and lay down 1000 rifles and 13 machine guns. The Petrograd garrison also apparently is out of hand. Idle sol dicrs have been reported as going into the provinces, taking food from the inhabitants, bringing it back to the capital and selling it at exhorbitant prices. The social revolutionary members of the constituent assembly in Russia are opposed to general peace at Russa's expense, and declare that the Bolsheviki are usurpers of power, who have "precipitated the country into an abyss of civil war and anarchy"
 Berlin Conferences Arouse Interest.
 Speculation is rife concerning the conferences that are being held in Berlin between the military and po- litical leaders, in which Emperor Will liam and the crown prince have also participated. "A death struggle is now proceeding between the reichstag peace majority and the military an- nexationist party" says a Bavarian newspaper. which adds that it does not know which side the government will support, and that Egyptian dark ness enshrouds the nations peace terms"
 Cold Still Holds Armies.
 Cold weather and snows are still retarding infantry activity on the bat tie front, where no fighting of mo- mcnt is taking place, except in the nature of small patrol engagements and. artillery duels to meet the Ger man menace on the western front arising from the withdrawal by the Germans of numerous troops from Russia to reinforce their lines in France, Belgium and Italy. The Brit ish minister of national service has asserted that Great Britain's man power is to be materially increased at the earliest date possible. He declares that the enemy will be able to with draw 1,600,000 men from the east, but notwithstanding this fact and "the Russian defection," the resources of the allies and America are sufficient to assure victory. and nothing but psychological catastrophe can save the central powers.