The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-30
EXHAUSTED ARMIES ARE
compelled ITO CEASE
WORK OF SLAUGHTER.
Roar Of Cannon and Clash Of Steel Cease
In Flanders While Opposing Troops
Rest To Gather Strength For Terri
fic Battling To Seal Fate Of Nations

0NDOh October 29ssoeiated Press by Federal Weessl
according reports reaching here from France late yes
- terday, Huhting in Flanders has virtually stopped 81
The limit of huaHendTance has beenreached on both Sides
and the shattered regiments are resting on the field which has
been the of such terrific Qhng too weary to continue the
struggle. As far as ArraS the fnhtng has ceased
s. Agt ~ GERMANS ARE REINFORCING ARMY
After an0ihthsHfst effort to break through the Allies line
the Germans are taking advantage the m to bring up fresh
and guns for another attempt
Il IS probable they viii make another try further inland to
avoid the fire from the warshps along the coast
The Germans are now iarther from the French coast han at
the beginning Of the battle, and their attacks on the Allies positions
FRENCH ADVANCE ALONG MEUsE
Along the Meuse River the French advancing slowly, try
ing to cut off the German force holding the vicinity Of ST. Mfe
The German attacks between Newport and Rras are less
Violent Our positions eyeheFc have been maintained and north
and east Of Arras we have advanced
"Two night attacks attempted by the enemy in the region OF
AGerman efforts on the front between Newport and Dmmude
appear be modeatng Our offensive continues south Ypres
Between Lahassee and Lens there has been slight progress
APPALLING CARNAGE in FLANDERS
Details Of the appalling carnage the fighting in Flanders
reaching this city from Belgium and France. Of
According to these advces the Germans in their furious at
aGks crossed the River User times only to fall before the
terrible rain Of rifle and artillery fine the so-caHed death trap
Wounded officers who have been brought to Paris from the
s sssai he s o ssa e s s days
DEADLY FIRE SPRAYS TRENCHES
According to their story of the critical point the French ar
e shN placed sprayed the German trenches with deadly
loss Then suddenly the French artillery fire ceased and from the
French lines regiments Of infantry suddenly sprang up It for
immediate charge stg 1g E.
Seeing this the Germans began bringing up their reserves be-
hind the trenches exposing them to fire. instead of charging the
French opened heavy rifle fire and simultaneously the French
artillery reopened with whitening fire the advancing reserves
FRENCH CARRY WORKS WITH BAY0NETS M
When the began to melt under the terrible rain Of
shells and finally broke the French charged and took the German
trenches at the point OF the bay0net i. i.. aH#.
The Daily Mails Flushing correspondent estimates that the
Germans lost 6000 killed and 10000 wounded in assaug
the Allies line between hBaport and Dixemade .s . VI
kilograms from Cogne and c0benz by Of Basic and Gen.
eva admit that the Germans sustained enormous losses between
Lille and the Belgian seacoast The German hospitals over
Whelned ass .s.4 ts4 IIH + ts@lsI. 8.sIa..$
Advoes from Paris say the Duke Of Wuertembgs army
reported to have lost 1000 in night attack Caonne
On the other hand official despatches from Berlin quote Swiss
newspaper estimates that in the fighting the center the French
lost 10000 between To and Vedun They also claim the
French officers complain of the inferior quality Of their troops.