The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
BRITISH AND FRENCH
HOLD TEUT0N FORGE
FROM GATES OF PARIS

Wreess)-Gernany is mourning 100000 dead according vi
wabyces received by the Standard Yesterday from Copen
WASHINGTON September S. associated Press by Federal
Wirelsss official despatch from london last night says
The situation in France undergone substantial change
as result Of the fighting Of the day. The position Of the
Allies lis well maintained There indications that strong
German movement developing in the east the German right wing
moving In south-eastward direction" s,l4g 8s
{tsiH ii Il GAINED GROUND AND LOST 1T.
Yesterday according to the early dispatches the German adj
vance had been pushed south to within twenty-five miles ot the
outer Notifications Paris while the later dispatches Indicated
that this movement south had been checked and the German hne
pushed back miles, despatch to the London Times from
its correspondent at Dppe told of this substantial German adj
IAN yesterday the German advance wedged ahead and now
forming the German right furlousy forced ITS way toward
Paris Ds,s ne eeas n & lag oannoa vas
near Chanta seventeen miles north Of Paris that windows
were shattered in the town. s 5ag
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FRENCH LEFT STILL ADVANCING.
An official despatch from Paris shortly before six O'Clock yes
e opposing armies around Paris are not yet in contact The
maegernu for position continues. The Germans have been
checked at verdu and the French forces successful Eor
raine and the ,vosges, where fighting continues
still later despatch sent out by Reuters from Antwerp SAID
that apparently the German right wing had been checked IN It's
advance and the thanking movement had failed while despatch
from 0send to London confirmed this saying that the German
Sn last u the war Office at Bordeaux sent out tie following
bulletin to the press bureau in Paris: 0n our LETT enemy appears
sS ea a s ASS @ and
descended the west bank OF river in Egonne The maneer ono
not succeed le ias
BRITISH AND GERMAN CAVALRY CLASH. s.
During the day, according to London reports the German and
British cavalry together again Compegne, the British
again winning the Continental horseen who were forced
back with the loss OF several guns #ts#
GREATEST BATTLE IN HISTORY.
Roundabout advces from Berlin via Amsterdam and London,
call the fighting last Wednesday between Rems and Verdun e
The army Of the German Crown Prince opposed General Joes
center in this engagement This probably the same engagement
Of which official announcement Paris today said that the Ger
The report Berlin is that 10000 engaged in this
conflict this is the French must have concentrated enor
Gus forces atthe center at the expense Of their own left wing
This explains the rapid advance Of the extreme German right
Paris, meeting the less opposition from the French lett h
itfa BERLIN CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
despatch yesterday afternoon by direct wireless from Berlin
III confidently expected in Berlin that the Duke Of Abechts
army and the Crown Princes army will reach chaons and
verd two French points which the German staff believes Will
easily be taken The taking Of oui and Epnal may delay Prince
Ruppect and General Won Heengen but this Is considered I'M
important Those towns longer straegicay valuable
iWe the French retain Beor raids in Upper Asacc ex
peOted but it stated that these are not affecting the general
Austrian l2nch mortar guns have been effectively helping to
RUSSIANS AND POSSIBLY PORTUGUESE
Direct London adyces confirm the report brought New York
by the passengers Of the Maretaa that Russian army Of egh
there the German flank is stated that constant stream
Of British transports have been leaving liverpool since
was declared, SO6 gOg russian troops
others being despatched to India and Canada XII t. 4.
also supposed that British is ready to con-
veyaOrthgese afmy0 France when is needed Portugal has
now $4,000 troops modified and ready for the field III =
j3 aaipal FRENCH MAY NOT DEFEND PARIS.
An unconmed despatch from ROuen to the London Chronicle
says that the authorities of Paris considering the ACCESSIBILITY
Of surrender to the Germans 10 order that they may avoid the
terrible destruction to property which will result from lombard
et II the Germans penetrate the outer tortcaonS, first line
defenSes. 9f m' " # WI '@n@"#1. f'# ~
staha@ HEAVY FIGHTING IN BELGIUM. . B
LONDON September 5yAsSoclated Press by Federal Wire
essAdces from Antwerp state that heavy fighting continues
In northern Belgium the French border although the Ger
man advance has penetrated far to the south The Germans are