Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-01
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London Express says that the richest Began
guaranteed the payment of the tax levied by Germans
against Brussels otherwise Brussels would have shared the fate
of Louan which RACED to the ground by the invaders
Big guns had been placed the readiness
bard the palace but the payment Of the stopped the pepa
rations.
Oxford undergraduates returning from the Continent say
that the Germans have spared the famous Hotel De Vile
Louva but smashed all the rich stained glass work of the
cathedral The cathedral has been turned into hospital
PRICELESS PAINTING DESTROYED
LONDON Eng, Sept. LA despatch from Amsterdam to
the Central News says that the German bombardmen of the
Belgian of Maines has destroyed the priceless painting
by Ruben 1.-THE Miraculous Draught of Fishes which hung
in the church Of Noe Dame and known to art lovers the
world over
VICTORY CLAIMED FOR FRENCH TROOPS
LONDON, Eng Sept. IA Renters despatch from Ant
wep yesterday reports that the French the left wing have
gained brilliant victory overt he opposing Germans The
despatch reads 1t reported here that General Pau has won
brilliant victory over army of $4,000 Germans with whom
his forces touch yesterday morning Peronnes
in the province of Sommes.''
German Tactics Cause Heavy Loss
wounded French officer brought back from the front
declares exaggeaon to state that the German losses
in the fighting have in the ratio of 20 to compared
with those the Allies He attributes this to the German
infantry charges in massed formation
American Ambassador will Stay in Paris
American Ambassador Herrick says he will remain in
Paris even in the event the city is invested by the German
there will be great danger but that after all he has only
life and asks how better that life be given than in the
faithful discharge of duty.
The cruiser Tennessee expected to arrive today at
Harre whittier it ordered Ambassador Herricks
quest be ferry between Havre and Falmouth
moving Americans from the danger zone
AIRsHIP DROPS BOMB IN PARIS
PARIS France, Sept !, Another German aeropane
passed this city yesterday At halfpast o'clock in the
afternoon bplane dropped projecte in the city, but the
bomb failed to explode
BELoIANs PROTEST AGAINST ATROCITIES
6 LONDON Eng, Sept. Ito protest against alleged Ger
man atrocities in zone Belgian commission which
has arrived from Antwerp will leave few days for Wash
neon The will confer today with Sir Edward
Grey making an official statement of their grievances
Among their complaints they state that the Germans are
carrying off captured Begans bondage and sending them
Germany where they compelled to perform manual
labor for their captors.
oANADAMAKEs VALUABLE GIFT
LONDON, Eng, Sept Fodder for the cavalry horses
and provisions for the the field, large quantities.
have been offered the imperial as gifts by two
Of the Canadian provinces and it announced officially
terday that these gifts will be accepted The province Of Al
viii send England half million bushels of oats
army use while the citizens Of Quebec preparing forward
100000 pounds of Canadian cheese
RUSSIA CLAIMS VICTORY OVER AUSTRIANS
ROME Italy Sept Ia despatch the AIassagero from
Sofia Bulgaria. says that the Austrian force which invaded
Russian Poland and which had been operating east of Kra
Mix suffered rreparabe defeat engagement Sunday
Zamos The invaders routed and their organization
DESTROYED those who killed. wounded captured
being in flight towards the Austrian border pursued by the
This is contradictory to the despatch received
ea which claimed decisive victory for Austrian forces at
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BELGIUMS QUEEN AND BABIES IN ENGLAND |
LONDON, Eng, Sept. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium,
her children Prince Leopold Prince Charles and Princess
Jose, arrived here yesterday from Antwerp and will
make her home in England until the end Of the The
queen and her children given welcome by the
people They will be the guests of King George and Queen
Mary.
STUDENTS FROM HOSTILE NATIONS BARRED
WASHINGTON, D. G, Sept. Il Ambassador Gerard has
notified the state department that the German universities
viii open this fall usual and that foreign students who are
citizens Of neutral nations will be able to attend All other
foreien students are barred.