The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-21
DISULTORYi FIGHTING;
NO BIG BATTLE AS YET
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have retaken tho village OF Willie. Our
troops have occupied Chateau Saiins
and. DieuSe, but face we'll fortified
and strongly held positions. s,'i
Our cavalry has had q successfui
encounter with the Germans at Flor
enyille. Belgium. Large German
forces, II ID ann0lnced, are crossing
the MeuHe between. Liege and Namur
..sGne Of the. French brfgadferg has
asked the COMMUNICATIVE -ohjcf to makc
public the following fa6t:, ~,
"a French huagHr fnHtf6s q prisoner
was dragged by German soldiers In
to IN AlBatian village ana his throat
ws5 Cit Before the villagers, who tcs-
tify TO the deed" 81
:, ROME Augurt 10. via Parls.LNot-
|withstandlhg the German official do
itials. Italian .emfgrants' returning
they we're deliberately, fred upon BY
they were deliberately lred upon by
German soldiers at Madgeburg.
They deciHrSd that about 5000 Ital-
ta4s were taken on cattle trucks to
Cologne, being thirty-eight hours
without food. When they appealed foi.
provisions st. inns near the station
they @aid they were refused. the re-
ply being that Italy having declared
her neutrality they could die OF hum
Surrounded by soldiers with fixed
tayonets the Italians were taken into
the country and kept for two days
and two; nights without shelter In the
| rain. Afterwards they were trans
ported by train to MRdgeburg where
they were quartered In thp stables or
tina ivI tiess. Potatoes oosss.:sSSass I'D acnr we're
|served+ TOT them; oncs a day. :
T. After being held thrde .d.ys, the
EIfalians. wbrs h6tiffed they might leave
|fof italy, Filled with 6y at the an
nohncernent, some ef them cried,
s,svivS Italy" which trfifatea thu SOL:
oilers who. It Ia said. Bred into the
|nnRrmed crowd. Killing one ana.
wonndtng fifty.
London. August 20.--A-> Havas; dis
patch from: BfuEAels. giYep an, official
pInmuhitatioHS CONCERNING theS pres
CONT state Of field operations in. Bel
After having lost much timo ana &
.gfeAf number OF men and. besides,
war material, s.i the coifiaS
Ernu1fcatioh Says. ..tiie prnssthn right
wing has gained ON both hanks OF the
Rof the Heuse the ground To s,rin..
them into contact with the allies arnt-
1ieas q If g - .i5 .i59S ~ ~.
|. The, German troops on the Tntonrtn
ban lof th6 Mouse compflse Ssetficn5
;,pf different Eatiny Corps; Mlipse tffortsl
have. been directed Stdwattf the cap
,tqreQt LdsEe and who aSe stipw ,diss
sHaPsV1. ! ss = ~ z -: g
.SaSaIEy. thanks to- Whicf tlib yjErniHfl1'
have hednf able to I make cotisis3efab
dist 4Ebanoe stld TO extend themselves
north and south. 6 6 sl;s J,
as shsiEonth the allied Belgiaia ana ma
;sENp1Iy laIiMisa; !; nsy1I fppuiBeN tlgm,
6nt pn the mott they iiaye nod q firas]
!; &ild and could Spbnet ate ia small
Iodiesi isfar sfntc ths country, 8 Z.
s ID word, the, 0crn1aus. have takcnl
Is number 6I orr but have
.Wnsted If dhyU ap. arriving at tlifH .fcssl
suit, which II greatly tO TIA. honor ofa|
Dur army It is INIT Gueskinn 20 sin.
gle battle evoltt tt0lS q or canturea or
certain. parts on the c0litry or OF
towns. TheHe matt fters are secondafy
In roksrd .tb titd object assfs sISG our
troeps IA Ia Tie geasgsi pod sannss:.
no3t rdastfating mindis viii naR7 M
able. ID diec6for tt 6HtHS "a the lifscasS
sAfiIy yGSpe tieu uiiaffE . f1rE lsheda
cnnGdthtng thG 0pissafnt tioK&
8. ShtllE sfS y proceed od TIC i
Whole ffplit sxt fIfp2h RasISs
fiEad ,tg I5isss i3fSi and Ind iSf!! IS!
sdss6 s{Ennef9 tiS cont u 2ctts tiie iiSr ina,
sepce rs q M III 1isg q 4 { &
nss the more eiii eiii J 6i!ist ssct l hcaf'