The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-19
THE FRENCH APPARENTLY
HAVE CHECKED GERMAN
ADVANCE
TURKS HAVE MET
FURTHER DISASTER
Eleventh Army Corps Sent FROM
Erzerm Has Suffered Defeat
at the Hands Of Russians.
Ry Associated Presa.)

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LONDON. Jan. -OfIlciaf reports
disclose no new Developments as a
result Of the German success in re-
gaining lost ground eth OF Sbissons
anu the Russian ad, e between the
East Prussian frontier and the Vtstuia
river.
The French. who are strongly en-
trenched along the Aisne river on
either side OF Snissnna. With IRE ss.
sistance or tho floods apparently have
checked any further German, advance
anu big guns have taken the place OF
gion. ~ {. 5E5s a. u ~.
In fact, artillery contiuues 10 play
,the leading role. although here and
tnere along the line attacks and conh-j,
tei attacks haVe been made.
!, Inc Germans In one OF these treeape
i,ured some frenches near Carency.
out their attacks elsewhere, ,particd-
larly near Flirey. south Of Tihaucpuft,
where they have been mpst violent.
have not been so auccassfui.N 81 rs -
The Germans have; displayed .mrch
activity In their effort To recover
ground they lost during the lliass
oSsnsivs undertaken late in HeceIh-
Dfe' : nSAs StAoi 70 AVS SantpIBr6IS07a IN.
some Quarters as an GttemHt 10 res
ground soft, military finfS ffs ID IOfIififa
do not helieve clio GerinafiS wifi r6nS0
any such effort but al suceesaf; faay
depend to large extent on q auyprtse.
they may attempt the unexpected. 2
In Poland. north and south, flef,t-
Ing consssts largely 0s ays;issfY ! 6is-
gagements. but here, tub. the 4 Gar.
mans continue to attack the Russian
armies which block the road to War
saw. apparently without making head.
way. y. !, S z s.s8r
Unless Field Marshal Won Hinden.
burg has another army to meet the
Russians. who had advanced almost
to the German frontier on the riRtt
bank OF the lower Visthta, this ham
mering soon must cease, for with the
freezing OF the river. II would be pbs.
sible for the Russians to cross ana
attack the Germans on tie, aank and
rear. i. 5; s.;.s. sj g;
The Austrians. like their. ,,lieB, have
brought forward heavy .aft illery and
are trying to stop the Hust ian a4 aaa7z,
which, II 1t gets acroYy ts , Dunajec
river again, will thrs ateu Cracow,
The Russians have mo Inta ! guns ON
the CarpathiAns to wanl on the AUS.
tro-German forces repy rted to hayS
been organized to prot ,ct Hungary.
from invasion, while q NJ. Bukowin6
they are concentrating. TO- AN advance
into Transylyania. Thus any Austro-
German army which advances in Hun
gary will be- open TO attack from
both north and east. 5jss, Z ~ Si;34;.s {;
The Turks are reported to have met
further disaster at the hands OF the
Russians. ;s,e:iss ;Seiss,,,s. 4. t5,ssts
The Eleventh army corps rent from
Erzerum to help the broken Tenth
Turkish corps, which waa inakingSa
stand at Kara Urgan, according 20
Petrograd advices, has INST with q de-
feat which, some correspondents de7
scribe as irretrievables Should fthia
reverse prove as serious "a reported
the Turkish position SWould be sSs
tremely serious, for the Russian, EeeE
can prevent reinforcement being cent
from Europe. havlnes already nuniI
eight sailing vessels carrying troops.
7, Enver Pasha, the Tsrkish war miii-
lister and leaSer OF the Young TURKS
hns returned to Constantinopla to ptt
down a conspiracy discovered there
against. that organization ana particE.
iarly against Envey Pasha himself. :;
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