The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-16
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whre between that river and the riv-
er oise and are trying to repeat the
outflanking movement which they
carried out on the ourcq last week
Rheims has been reoccupied by the
allies, but the reports make no men
tion of the neighboring fortresses of
La Ferre and Laon, the recapture of
which would not be difficult, as they
are constructed to resist attack from
the north. and the south front Is rela-
lively weak.
On the French right the Germans
are falling back to Chateau Salins just
across the Lorraine border, which has
been the scene OF SO many skirmishes
since the beginning os the war.
In Vosges and Alsace the situation
remains unchanged, both sides re-
serving all their strength for the more
critical contest in the west.
The Russians are said to be con-
tinuing their successes in Galcia and
Poland. The armies OF General
Dankl, which had the support of some
German divisions, have been driven
back across the fgrontier, which they
crossed while the Russians were ad-
vancing on Lemberg and now, accord
ing to the Petragrad reports, are in
the angle between the rivers San and
Vistula. a trap into which the Rus
sian troops have been trying for some
days to drive them. Their flahks are
supported by the fortresses of Crao-
cow and Przemysl.
Przemysl Is being approached by
the Russian army which captured
Lemberg and which will now operate
against the right wings OF Generals
Dankl and Won Auffenburg, Mean
while the Russian army sF frse to
move west toward Thorn, Prussia, q
town OF, some "a 900 inhabitants on the
right bank of the Vistula, 26 miles
southwest OF Bromberg, and General
Rennenkampff can look fors rein
forcements for his army, which had to
fall back with the German. advance
in East Prussia.
The Russians won their victories at
Galicia and Poland not because they
had superior forces but because, ac-
cording to correspondents, their ar
uiiery was superior to that OF the
Austrianss and the Germans.
SeAOt,i oo hOpco tutlL Wu6u kieleraI
Rennenkampff gets his reinforcements
he can defaat the Germans. Military
men are ANXIOUS to see how the Rus
slams compare as fighting men against
the perfectly trained Germans.
The SServiiGi;s and Mcntenegr.ns. &C.
cording to a Rome dispatch after the
capture of Vishegrad, BOSNIA, by the
Servians. and OF Fatcha, Bosnia, by
the Montenegrins Joined forces and
are advancing along the entire front.
All these troops are veterans with
long fighting experiences and are ex4
pected to- give a good daccount OF
themselves. - - ss.;s. ~ ~. IA
London, Sept. 15.-Besides invading
Galicia, the Russians are eaid1do be
operating extensively lin Bukowina.
the chief town of which, CzernoBitz.
they occupied some weeks ago. 1T Is
believed that the intention of the. Rus
slams Is to go as far as possibie. south
OF the Carpathian mountains, and, In
case the llies are successful, to de-
mand O n wv frcntier In that direction
when the war Is over. nt
The Russian general has said MOTH
Ing about the fighting in East Prus-
sia, except that the Russians were
compelled tn Withdraw before the gu
neriof forces. The Germans, how
ever. claim another big victory for
General Hundenberg's army in the
aghting which ragged for four days ON
the entire front. They say the Rus
slams lost heavily specially in the bat
tie OF Lyck, nine miles north CT the
Russian frontier. while. the German
losses were considerable.
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