The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
GERMANS ENTRENCH|NG
IN BELGIUM TERRITORY
WHERE THEY WILL mas!
Armies Of Kaiser Prepare To Withdraw
From France and Reoocupy Cockpit
OF Europe Where Earlier Engage
ments OF Great Invasion Were Fought

L0ND0N September ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire
lessConnued battling along the extended front in Northern
France all day yesterday ended at darkness with adstad
to either side, the only result Of the tons Of lead hurled each
other BY the forces being the thousands Of Wcu0ed tron1g
the field hospitals and being carried back to the rear anb
lance ans and the long of dead being hurriedb buried
in trenches, prepared beforehand. AaN llfHEf a
All day the battle ragged from Verdun to Noyo feature Of
OF the earlier engagements between the Germans and the Allies
cavalry arm with no signal advantage to either side
.r GERMANS ENTRENCHNG ALONG sAMBRE @
despatch from 0stend to the Exchange Telegraph bureau
Indicates that the Germans are preparing to back from their
line along the Asne and Withdraw from France take up new
defensive position Belgian territory This despatch states
that the Germans are buSy entrcnchng along the River Sare
between Mabeuge the French frontier to hamur, thirty
five miles within the Belgian border in the district where some
Of the earlier engagements between the Germans and tn allies
were fought
INHABITANTS FORCED TO LABOR ff
preparing this line Of entertainments says the Exchange Tee
graph correspondent many Of the inhabitants Of the districts
being forced to perform labor on the works. 4"
despatch from Bordeaux quotes wounded German prisoners
as reporting such lack Of gasoline among the Germans that they
are now unable to operate their aerupIanes. VI
An official description Of the fighting Thursday was sent out
rom Pars, as toHoWs: ~ s~-#@ 65t,&t hS
battle eoHtaed Thursday along the front between the
Disc and the River Meuse without important changes
SLIGHT PROGRESS ON LEFT ftgS 7
ION left the heights above the Asne, we progressed
slightly at some points, HH ~ #rta ra>fsSa AZ f -t&i
failed. 'tN ...-5. = IA
Between craone and Rems we repsed several very violent
night counter attacks 5" g" iF f#. XIV Nt'fi1 . Ntt#
o the center IN Argonne east Of ems the enemy are ope
ang purely on the defensive, constructing important Notifications
I'm the Meuse district the situation is Unchanged H
ION right in Lorraine and VoSgeS the enemy have occupied
defensive frontier positions" an 3 \. le s >, 7
TEUT0NS WEARING DOWN ALLIES s( :, W.
An official despatch sent out from Berlin states that the Ger
mans wearing down the Allies and gaining ground Mgonne
The official statement says that he battle between the Allies and
the German forces is still ndCNe but sure signs Indicate that
the enes resistance relaxing An effort by the French to
break through the German right wing collapsed without great
effort on the part of the Germans %% NZ..
The German center is gaining ground slowly but surely
ION the right bank of the River Medse the forces OF the Allies
from Verdun have been easily repused" $s q { 7
despatch from Paris states that the French and German gov
ernmens are arangng exchange Of prisoners through the
medium Of Washington D. c. II is understood that Ambassador
ard at Berlin has cabed that Germany will accept the proposals
for such an exchange. ts. 49," - p. 4