The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-02
THREE WEEKS W EEI}EKIS FIGHTING
'.,''.'. AND NO VICTORY

WHICH dEe UeInS uSeu 10 0TlVe tn
Germans out OF their strongly fortI
fled positions.
| Both sides appear confident. Tn,
Germans bringing up reinforcement,
to meet the attempts to outflani
them in what appears to be almost i'm
pregnable positions and are f1ghtinf
sternly. The allies, on the othe,
hand, place their hopes in the arrival
of reinforcements on their left ant
the possibility of finding a weak spot
In the German front.
Arrival Of Indian Troops.
The Indian troops should now be
with the British army. the official bu-
reau having today permitted the pub
! lication Of the fact that they landed
In France last Friday. OF course, IT
1t not known where the Indian troops
are going, but It is believed the left
wing will be .stiffened by them. Some
OF the territorials also have reached
Field Marshal French. These include
tho London Scottish. one of the best
OF England's volunteer regiments, re-
cruited from 'scotchmen in London.
They have reached a high state of ef-
ficiency and i,l their ranks are some
of the. best maikamrn in the empire.
Among them are number Of men who
competed with the United States for
the Palma trophy few years ago..
A call has been issued for British
railway mer 20. go to France and as.
sist In working the. railroads there. y
Belgium Again Attacked.. q & /. |:
4 With the German attack b On on ss tie
outer tortihsaeIons on ,Tntwerps S again
Belgium has become the scene@of SER
;oua opsratins ( The stn1iyyaders; so 8 ;al sfar.
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German report says two forts have
;oeen aifehced. but the IeIgians deny
this. TheytdecIsre tho forts stopped
hiring as ruse and that when, the
German field artillery approached to
take them they. reopened are, ,decimi-
mating the Germans. There is no in
dication Of the strength OF the Ger
mans at that point. but It is presumed
they have launched no mean force
agains the formidable defences Of the
temporary capital. yf
Great Brittle Before Crac0w.
According to a Rome dispatch, tho
Russian ambassador there has issued
a statement saying the Russians have
destroyed the Austrian army In Gall
cia and they now are turning their
attention to Przemysl ard Cracow. A
great battle is impending before Cra-
COW and on lts result ssrill depend sa+.
tnre movements OF the Russian army.
Victory TO the Russian emperiors
would spermit "a, junction ptstheso
forces with the Hnssia4 central army
land an,advaacesinto slIsslas Az
The Russians in the north. accord
Ing t9 PetTograd arc0nntss have.
checked. the Germans' advance and
driven them sbadk so iiiiiess to the re-
gion OF snwallsi and :sMtrampol. The
Germans. however, continue TO bom-
bard the fort OF Ossowetz. Their ops
|erations in thic district have been i'm.
peded by the marshy mature Of the
country, which prevents the move
ments Of heavy guns and transports.
Austria Coneillntes Italy. IS
s Austria has made imtnsdiate re-
sponse to Itaiy.s demand for en- ex-
pianation OF the sowing Of mines In
the Adriatic, promising to idem,nify
the losses sof the flshernien who lost
their lives snd toSadopt measures 20
prevent 4 repetition or ! such: occur
.;s pnietus shas been given f,reports
that Tho relations between; tho allies
|and Tnrk are critf tfcaf, s6osh Ath e BrIts
FAX tStaign Sfics ll lll ths q rnrsish s eni4
bassy ,isaning dsniais. The Rs British
naval mission viii invent ID tl Turkey
|t6 reofE EAnise tho ir kish navy after
the Balkan wars has returned stoi Eng. {.
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