The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
THE BATTLE OF MARINE HAS
NOT BEEN DECIDED
AS YET
HEAVY FIGHTING
Battles Are Being Fought by the
Various Armies With Results
Unknown; Servians Claim
q Victory

London, Sept. 11.-The battle of the
Marne, as the French have christened
the great struggle which has been in
progress for week In the territory
between Paris and Verdun, with the
allied armies of France and England
on one side and the Germans on the
other. has not reached a decisive re-
suit.
The German right, however. il the
face Of the superior forces and threat
encd with an outSlanking movement
continues to retire towards the north
along the route over which General
Won Glpck; made his famous lightning
advance on Paris from the Belgian
border, after having defeated the allies
and Mons and again at Cambria and
ST., Quentin.
With General Won Kluck also, ac-
cording to the French official reports,
the right wing of General Won Bue-
lows army, which supported his left
Isl falling back towards the fivers
Aisne and Disc. On Won Buaiow's left,
the army Of the Prince of N'uftem-
berg, which has been trading for
weeks to break through the French
line also has stopped fighting and re-,
tired north The German left wing,
however, composed of other sections
Of the Prince of Wurttemberg's army,
aIds the army commanded nv she Ger
man crown prince Is still fighting with
varying success. These armies, how
ever appear to h:ye passed Verdun as
the Berlin reports say they have been:
bombarding fortified positions south
of that fortress.
A comprehensive French official re-
port issued tonight shows that General
Won KluclS got further south and east
of Paris than heretofore had been dis
closed, so that this advance was even
faster than he was given credit for
making. II seems that had the Ger
man armies on hts left moved any
where nearly as quickly as he did, the
battle OF the Marine might never have
been fought. ~.
However, faced by British French
forces, and with another French force
advancing from Paris threatening his
flank and his communications, General
Won Kluck was compelled to withdraw
northward and then fight the French
on the river Onrcq. In this fighting,
according TO the British French re-
ports, q number OF German guns, hun,
dreds OF prisoners and part of the
German transports were taken.
Seryias Is celebrating another .yic-
tory over Austria, having taken Sem.
lin, Just acros the river from Bel
grade, the SePvian capital, which hns
been under an Intermittent lombard
iiianf ever since the commencement of
the mar. this success, It is thought,
may enable Seryia, which In afvancing
( ID BOSNIA, t0. put an end to the guns
which have been SO long firing on her
capital. a, Z
Turkey has taketl .adSanta9e of
Europe,s occupation to ebrogafe capi.
tnialions which bfe 80 long 7itia oh.
sected to-. Her dlploaafs deny this
means any helilcosa attftuae and cay
Turkey believes the. time has arrived
when she should enjoy the same status
!. As other independent countries, per.
tIeularly rs Great Britain and Austria
fhnse lust agreed Co the aircgations OF
eapitnletiots In the territory which
Greece rssss4;::sssyy :.saHirsa from Tie
Turkish empire. -. -