The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-25
UNCERTAINTY
STILL EXISTS
No Conclusive News
From the Polish Bat
tie Field.
PORTUGUESE TO.
ASSIST ALLIES
The Minister Of War VIII Issue q
Decree For Partial Mobiliza.
dom 'iiii. ;;;ij,j 4
(By Associa,ed prcss,l

LONDON. Nov. "a. .+-Jp to late to-
night there was no conclusive news
from the Polish Eattle field, where o
decisive Victory for either Russia, or
Germany would vitality AFFECT the
course of. the winter campaign both
in the east and in the vest };+i'
PetFograd sdeclaresi the Russians
have inflicted at least . temporary
reverse on the Germans between the
Vistula and Warta rivers but does
not claim that the fortunes of war
have. been permanently settled A
Paris Matin correspondent describes
the Germans as fleeing. Berlin an
nounces officially; that the issue has
not yet been decided.
On the snow-coyered fields OF Bel
gium and France quiet continues. the
only unusual incident being the bonn
British warshies- few sh ellis struck
hotels where the German staff was
quartered and other buildings. The
German shore batteries were unable
to, reach the wafships In reply.
: The Hague rerSrt thst railway
communications with Antwerp has
been suspended and that no travel
ers will be admitted to Belgium dur
ing the next few days. The Germans
are believed TO be preparing for an4
other assault ON the Allies, defenBes,
hut for the time being there is a near
er approach to rest for the armies
spread out from Oatend to- Verdun
than at any time In the past two
months. as =: 3. y &; t5S s1;sSS,s;37 {e.
The PortuseBe gcongrass todayqde4
cfded that connlsy should cooperAte
with the A iliea when ~ const tders the
step necessgry. The ministseR5h swnr
win issue decree for partial tmpbai A.
The greatest loan a Eiing glsnd,s hiss
tory, $l,7s0.000,0 900 has been success
fully floated by the Bank Of England, /,
both large and small invest being
among the buyers. The country. awaits
announcerheat by the chanceIlor of
the exchequer as to the amount OF the
subscriptions, with the belief that they
will exceed considerably the amount
OF the loan, and that the Colossal
transaction will have an impressive
effect upon Great Britain's enemies.
Berlin reports that the Bunderat
has passed laws to prevent and to
punish speculation In gold, to fix the
prices OF poiatoes,g 10 Limit conBnmp-
tion of bread In Berlin and to extend
the moratorium applying to bills OF
exchange In Aisace-L East
Prussia and parts Of West Prussia
another thiftysdaysi making its extent
160 days. IT. Unexpected the pricss Of
WOOL will be fixed this week. The Britt
ISL government has taken npi All; the
stocks OF Leather. 81 b s!.;,s 81
The fungsE -atrii Zen Be gjaps on the
border OF Holland are pictursd ,as re-j
sorting to .btiEanda &c enorfs ssyI
state Of anarchy ~ app pfqach hinh
Queen Mary has senf 10 hrs. Wai-
ter H. Page. wife gf The American
ambassador, letter rsuf TIN Assa forgtle
mission OF the Santk Cfnua ahip Ja-
k:on, whiche dklf sbrfnslhg shfistmhs
gifts from Amsfican children to child
rem in England aud on the continent
The Jason Will arrive at Davenport
tomorrow. She win be giyen an pfii-
cial reception fy the municipality OF
Plymouth and BIZ representatives Of
the government. &. 8