The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-29
RUSSIAN GUNS ARE SPREAD
ING DEATH AMONG GER.
MAN ARMIES 7
GERMANS HAVE
NOT GIVEN UP
According to Berlin Statement
Saying Germans Have Re.
Commenced Attacks.
(By Associated Press,

FROM the tangled skein of official
and unofficial versions OF fighting In
Russian Poland 1t still is impossible
to extract the thread Of verify. Ex-
cept that the Russians and the Ger
mans continue their great struggle
for supremacy between the yistu!a
and the Warta rivers nothing ia
known.
Field Marshal von Hindenburg-his
new title was bestowed on him ON the
battle field for his protection OF the
eastern frontier-in O general order
issued at Thorn declared his troons
have brought to sstandstili. "thc Of
fensive of the numerically superior
Russian army" He announced aleo
the capture OF more than &C, 600 pris-
oners and some $50 guns OF vutious
classes. The order quotes a telegram
from Emperor William promoting
General Won Hindenburg to field
marshal and thanking him and his
troops for. their. prowess.
Berlin claims Successes for German
arms. At Lowfez, northeast of Lodz,
the German ofilcial report says EN-
peror Will us forces have re-attaek-
ed and that near, Mowo and Radon
heavy Russian, attacks nave been re-
pulsed.
PessS sfad mercy Claims progress
for the. Euasians at certain points,
In the vicinity of Lodz.
Southward, In Poland and in Gallcia,
the Russians t.ssert they have won
important successes and captured
many men and guns. Vienna declares
the situation In this locality rs un-
changed, and in this statement Is
backed up by the German official re-
port as regards southern Poland.
In the west, news dispatch re-
ports that the Germans are attack
ing heavily near Arras In an effort
to break through to the coast.
In the Servian war zone fighting
continues on nearly all the front.
Austrians again assert they have
taken important positions.
According TO Berlin. South African
rebels have seized the police station
at HamInanskraal, TTaiistaal, and
forced the British to retire with heavy
casualties.
ASnews agency dispatch from Co
penhagen says the two cable lines be-.
tween Denmark and Russia have been
cut In the Baltic. supposedly by Ger,
man cruisers.
Monteyideo. Uruguay, reports ten
British warBhips In the Atlantic, 300.
miles on that place. while Lima.
Peru, sighted four men OF war OF I'M
known nationality steaming north of
the Chilean coast S 5
: Germany has ordered its subjects In
Portugal to leave the republic.
LONDON. NJ ,S2S.--.We have made
progress at certain points ? is all that
Grand Duke Nicholas. Russian com,
mande -in-chies, Bays Of the battle Of
Loiz. According To information from
Unofficial but usually creditable
sources. however, the Russians have
gained o gretst victory over the Ger
man armies which made their third
attempt 90 advance TO xyarSaw.
This brief reference to the battle,
added TO what was said IN the previous
report from RnsHian heAda dauarters. Is
mans have not been defeafed already
the Rmeeinns have 9raWn q Gordon
around them from which they will;
have great difficulty IN escaping Il
Some corrsapnn dente ID Petfogfad.
who quote the highest military
sources, rrePokb tnllt stnlb co4Hou y ID
steadily fishtsfiins assd that tlie Russ,
sian guns ere spreading death among
the GernlAn afslsi ies seeHghf in ite grip.
They declare the only hope for the
Germans nRid % number 1b0s0 is
TINT two army corps sent TO tliefgsfe-.
lief nIav be- able 10 break through the
Russian line. - 8
That ths Germans have not given
an hope Is shown by the Berlin ofii.l
ciaf ptatemsak tonight sayiER the
Germans have Recommended attacks
ana that fighting contiHuAs.
General eon HindcpburE. who has
iuat been made d fieid inhralias in
recognition oz the pFot tertipn he and
ME troops have given TIE East PfnE-
sian frontters II 81 Asnty oe9ef issued
st Ihoya says s,l6 Gefsn1ns have
fcCNT5NuEp on isA<E I.OUIR.)