The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Oct. 31.-CVia Amsterdam
and London, 1907 p. MIA report
received here today from German
| headquarters says:
"Our army in Belgium yesterday
occupied Ramscapelle q 1-2 miles
cast OF NieuporD and Preslchoon and
attacks on Ypres are progressing
Zandfoorde. Chateau Hollenike and
Wambeke have been stormed.
Further south we also have gained
ground to the east of Soissons. The
enemy has been attacked and during
the day chased from several strongly
fortified positions to the north OF
Vailly (about 10 miles east of Sois-
sons) which was stormed during the
afternoon. the enemy retreating
across the River Aisne and suffering
severe Losses. We captured 1,OOC
prisoners and two machine guns.
"Ir the Argonne and to the cast of
Verdun and to the ..orth Of Toul sew
eral French attacks we're repn!sea
with heavy losses for the enemy.
1.-THE battle in the northeastern
theatre till now has mot been decid.
ed. To the west of Warsaw the Rus
slams are slowly following our troops
which are now being grouped"
HAvT,E. Oct. Silvia London
e:45 p. n.)-An official dispatch from
the Belgian army headquarters to
the Belgian minister OF war says:
"Fierce attacks were attempted yes.
terday morning by the enemy in the
neighborhood OF Remscapelle and
Pervyse. The second Of these attacks
was repulsed with great loss. The
first forced our troops to cede some
ground which later was partially re.
taken. -
In the afternoon the inundat!S<
extended from between the User anG
the railway at Nieuport to Dixmude
and reached the neighborhood Of
Pervyse.
Before the front between Dixmude
and Iiuaiisshhen theTe was NO important
lighting. The allied troops were able
to cross the User and to gain ground
Toward the east the enemy lost f,ix-
schoote and are only maintaining
their position at Passchendaele (six
miles northeast of Ypres) with diff.
flculty. as' ,E ..,5.
"on the Lys there has been no ma
terial change in the situation"
PETRoGRAD, Oct. 3f.-The follow.
ing official: communication was issued
by general Headquarters tonight.
On the East Prussian trout the
plan for breakinE through the cen.
ter of our fortified position around
Bskalrzewo projected by the enemy
has. failed. During FIVE days of nm.
successful attacks the Germans suf-
fered immense Losses. In. many pIacea
the. great accumulations OF German,
dead In front OF our trenches caused
o moderation OF our. fire. -.
Our troops have progressed In
several districts on the East Prus-
sian front. ay { =, 80
beyond the vistula we oceunv
the towns OF Gostynyr. Lenczica, IIods
and Otsroveso. &.
In Galicia the lighting continues.
without any essential change In the
situaticiias s'' sltlS., s SIS -:
LONDON, Nov. f.--at1 :I5 d. m.,
The following German official stafn-
ment has been received from sBerlin
by Marconi wireless, ss.s
THE tension between the Chinese
aneg Japanese troops is extremely
great ga4=. hns advised the preei-3
dent OK China that Japanese warships
will sLppress the Revolutionary moves
ment IN Shan -Tung province"
PARIS Oct. 3Is--(l1 3. m0-r..fie
ofhcial communication issued tonight
by the French wer ofiice says 6 s.
According TO s4lie iafeat stlyicss1
there is no incidens Of any iuiporkI
afiee to report In tho center we
have made i,rogress in the region toI
the north of Sousain, & f
: Everywhere elsewe are rnaintaing3
our pOsiti5Hs.
& LONDON. Oct 81, (sika. ii: IN. -
An oiiieial message has been receivai1
ct Rome from ConatAntInobia sic.
cnEding To q dispatch TO The Cesitra1|
News agency. announcing ti1at taelI
Russian fleet has attached the Tufisa
ish fleet near Sebaat tDpoI IN the BLACK
sea. Details OF the battle are lack
ing. ~ D s.g