The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-02
lBy Associated Press.)

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minor Importance as compared with
battles in the east: where the Russian
and Germans are struggling for su-
premacy over miles of battle front In
Russian Poland and East Prussia.
Emperor William already has Wis
tied the German positions at Gumbins
men and Darkenheim and by his pres
ence has cheered the troops to further
efforts. The Russian emperor too has
Joined his troops at the front with the
object of urging them forward.
King George of England. who ever
since the dispatch of the expeditionary
force to the continent has followed
the fortunes OF his soldiers with deep
concern. now is paying them q per-
sonal visit, while the president of the
French republic. Raymond Poincare.
continues to make the rounds of the
French positions.
The allied forces in northern France
again are sustaining heavy cannonad+
ing by the Germans and mention is
made In the French official statement
OF small advances, which means the
infantry is operating again.
Otherwise conditions in this terri
tory are comparatively quiet.
"A Paris newspaper says the bonn
bardment Of Rheims. yhica has been
in progress for several weeks, has
resulted in the destruction OF the Ar
Genealogical Museum with its Roman,
Gailic ana FTencn coilections and also
tnaI the texts lnanstry mas suffered
to sne eAtsns ,, ~; , tv,vyG,voo. ,J
LIT rSH et.it!stInn taoetiWsg, = eeng Germah
tna ~ tns pa,ons sne ~ @ oS .ne rsopsn- ps.
an ing az. y, @ ne asa 49,, acsoSs ~ I.l ns PRAISE
iont entr,tl d,s.1Ia,,si @ @ .Is .,,a eHSe.- ~.
man naonIs ~ their r,i,v -, ',Tha
Reichstar' sa sv,,actsd 40 naca ,,a,.
craSit ~ ~ si Is pkI5 a,fs mn nm rs' = "as
Vienna aniio,,nnes' ,,sficial,v that
Austrian troops operating In servia
have repulsed the serv.sns aas. OF tts
River KoIubara and Lid with heayy
losses to the enemy and Siyes the
number Of prisoners taken since the
beginning OF the last Austrian oifen-
siye movement as 10000.
From the Seryfan side, however, 1t
ia reported that the Austrians were
repulsed with heavy losses in their at
tack along the Lid river.
In the battle OF Homonna, Hungary,
tho AuStrians claim 70 have compelled
the Russians 70 retreat with q casu-
atty iist OF 1,hvV. The Austrians as
sm ser. Ina. In .ne 9gsnHnS ns n roland
they nave TAKEN sao'VVv prisoners.
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LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE battle in
northern Poland Is being fought out
under the eyes Of the German emper-
or on the one side and the Russian
emperor on the other. These two
monarchs left for the front today so
that virtually the heads OF all the ma
tions ut war are. with their troops.
The king or England Is In France; !;
the king of Belgium. as usual, s Is
spending ali his time with. his SOL
diers. while President Poincare; of
France, started today for another visit
to the northern battle field.
Ofiicfal news from Poland continues
scanty and, with both headquarters
claiming successes, It Is impossible to
cay how the battle is going. OF its
Intensity, however, there can be no
doubt. 'p.. .s.ss
The Germans. when they started
for Warsaw, dashed full tilt into q
mass OF Russian trcops ami forced
their way so far. in that the Russians
closed on them This was taken in
Petrograd ito uieail that some OF the
German aa..4ssssson8 had been cut on
and that their surrender or annihiIs-
fion was ineyitgAle. {.
1T appears, however, that fighting
Tor their very lives and In tie know
ledge tnat q great defeat would ,ehl
Hrrn ~! effs.S n 4e<at. al "a !. s,.1 <,s,T,,aal