The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
Another Day Of eFighting In France
Is Marked BY Unparalleled Deeds Of
VaIor and French and British Dead
& Are Buried Quickly In Common Grave
HORRORS OF BATTLE GROW


Yesterday another day Of fierce battling along the
area held by the German army Northern France
day marked by frequent handohand struggles for the posses
sion trenches filled with water and soft mud Of wild bayonet
charges upon bechng guns Of cavalry trying to operate
rough country made difficult by the recent heavy rains Of
fierce artillery duel and the ceaseess hammernu Of rapdte
guns and infantry.
GERMAN LINES BEING PUSHED BACK
The day was marked by the slow but steady pushing back Of
the German Ines and the beating back the counter
attacks in which the forces Of the Kaiser attempted to regain
The same areas e ouht over back and forth several tines
during the DAY aopo the center but last Egh the
ANes had advanced districts far as seven niles
ALGERIAN TURc0S FIGHT FUR0USLY
An official message from the battlefront given out BY the gov
efnen press bureaus tells Of the fury with which the Algerian
cos fought eganng some lost guns despite the orders 81 he
officers NOT to make the attempt The official dispatch says:
DRAG GUNS BACK TO FRENCH LINES
"Aer ten days Of desperate fighting the German west wing has
been thrust back miles In the last 0regt hours Despite
supean fatigue both armies contested every inch the way
"he Allies had the freshest troops although Berlin admits that
General Kk commanding the German forces on this wing
"A Turcos regiment at dusk dsegading the orders oi It's Of
cers charged the German lines and after desperate bayonet
engagement broke through and ecapred tour field guns which
had been abandoned BY the French the previous day when furious
counter attack drove them back
he Tcos dagged the guns back to the French lines hgn
their back through the German lines as they had fought
their way into them.
PEASANTS RETURNING TO HOMES
lated the peasants returning to their homes in the wake OF the
army, driving with them their herds Of cattle and Sheep
An official despatch from Paris last night summing up the gains
Of the day. says:
he engagements today noceabB less violent than those
of the past few days and have made appecabe progress
notably between Rena and Argome."
GREAT ARTILLERY DUEL PROCEEDS
"The great artillery duel is still proceeding the guns both
sides firing ncessany We have brought up more heavy guns
and are placing them in position.
"French rentorcemens hurrng to the front BY railway
through sOssOns They being sent in directly behind the posi-
ton occupied BY the British troops
FRENCH AND BRITISH BURIED TOGETHER
The dead being buried the field Of battle in rear Of the
firing line now occupied by the Allies
French and British soldiers buried together while the Ger
mans are given separate burial
Paris dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph bureau says that
the Kaiser has taken quarters In Lembug the capital Of the
Grand Duchy that from which point he keeping In touch
with the general staff and the generals in the field.
THOUSANDS OF TROOPS GUARD KAISER
Thousands Of troops stationed around his residence and
squadron aeopanes is kept in instant readiness to take to the
air to meet and rep any raid the part Of French ashps
The effort OF the French left to flank the eneys right and to
cut th line between Noyons and Lille continues progress being
made throughout the day. The Germans their part are at
tempting to throw strong force around the right OF the main
French army, which rests upon verdun.
BORDEAUX REPORTS VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS
The operations described ouy official announcement
by the war ministry at Bordeaux which says
\ S 5#.5 Continued on Page TOurl