The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-22
FIERCE ATTACKS RESULT
IN NO Definite DECISION
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ard have been doing splendid work
Land battles arc being contested
With fury and tenacity that would
indicate that strategic importance is
attached 10 the positions held by the
opposing armies. When . town is
reached street lighting generally de-
yelops. One side gains an advantage
only to lose it when the other side
brings up achievements.
Thus far the Allies have held
Yprcs. which is considered i'm i'm
portant point. as it. supports the al
lied force thrown out toward Roul-
ers and seemingly endangers tho rear
OF the German army advancing to-
ward DiXmude and the coast.
The Germans are striking hard at
the French line in the vicinity OF III
3asse and have made counter attacks
against the force which for many
days has been endeavoring TO relieve
Lille.
Along the rest of the line from west
to cast the French communi, alton
says there is no notable change The
German staif also ignores that part
If the battle front in it's statement.
These reports doubtless mean that
neither side has made any consider
able advance.
II is not believed here that there
mas been cessation in fighting cith-
er on the Meuse, where the Frcnci
arc trying to drive the Germans
away from st. Mihiel and Camp Dcs
Romaines, or at Belfort, which the
Gpm.ans arc attacking.
OF the fighting in Emssia the Ger
| man official report says no decision
has been reached while the Russians
claim an important victory. An Of
lcial report from Petrograd says
| German troops which were advanc-
| ing toward Warsaw in the region
| north CT the Pilitza river have been
| repulsed and are now in full retreat.
They are said to have been repulsed
| md are wounded on the field. The
Russians, according to this report.
| have assumed the offensive, but the
Germans are resisting on. the left
| bank of the Vistula, south of the
Pilitza region, as far as Sandomir.
The report seems to show that the
Germans have concentrated a strong
force of artillery in front Of Kocienice
| Just acress the river from the i'm
portant fortress of Ivangorod. 1t
adds that the Russians are holding
This district under most favorable
| conditions, as far as locality is con-
"erned, but in the next sentence de-
clares that tho Russian position on
| The left bank of the Vistula Is now
| secure.
or the progress of the battles in
| Gaiicia, the Russian and Austrian re-
ports again are in direct conflict
Fhe Russians say the Austrians have
failed to cross the San river apC
hat the Russians are taking the n
cnsiyc. while near at Premzysl the
Russians sepulsed numerous bdoies
| If Austrians.
The Austrians. on the other hand,
lain that their attacks are progress
sing and that the Russians have been
driven out OF several places 1t Is
! thought here that tho Austrian re-
)ort refers 10 q battle taking place
arther to the south of Przemysl.
in East Prussia the situation
seems to he uncha pged.
The Servians again report sue
'esses for their army over the Aus
rians in the sphere of operations in
he south.
Naval activities continue in differ
ent parts OF the world. The Ger
| nan cruiser Enden again has been
busy in far Eastern waters. She has
sunk four British steamers and a
| dredger and captured two other ves-
'els-the steamers Exford and Saint
Ngbert.
The st. Egbert was allowed to pro-
ceed to Cochin, British India, with
| Tho passengers and crews of the ves-
sells tho Enden sank The report of
The operations OF the Emden does not
fay what was done with the Exford
which flies the British flag and was
bound from Yokohama for New York.
In the Adriatic, where the Allies
leets are attacking Cattaro. there has
1een fighting between the French
cruiser Wafdock Rousseau and Aus
trian submarines and torpedo boat
destroyers. According to the Aus
trian account Of the fight. the war
Snips escaped safely." Austrian
submarines also have raideti Anti
varia, Montenegro. and destroyed
some magazines. 81
/ In the Baltic IL Ia reported there
has been an engagement between tor
pedo bouts and submarines. No de-
tails oi this ::ss;ssfAttiiiig rave been re-
ceiyed here. r,5s
Italy has decided to remain out of
the war but SHE has notified the pow
ers she may find Il necessary to oc4
cupy Avlona, Albania, owing to
chaotic, conditions prevailing in that
country. N
"A revolutionary outbreak in Por-
tugal today Was promptly Suppress
ed. II was learned from an amfhnri.s