The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-30
CENTER OF GERMAN
front. is CRUMP[ED
UP by ALLIED ARMY.
Franco British Forces Deliver Crushing
Blows Which Teutons Cannot With
stand and After Terrific Fighting On
Both Sides, Troops Of Kaiser Retire

0MD0N October ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wleess)
EmItant reports Of yesterdays fierce battling IN Belgium
along @ o p pas e au enas D ssn
from the front by the press correspondents with the armies
According to these dispatches the Crown Prince has been
thrown back and the greater part OF MS ou OF France
back on the line to Metz.
This leaves that section Of the German force in the Vosges
region in extreme danger of being cut off,
ALLIES PRESS ONWARD IN BELGIUM
In Belgium the Allies gradually pressing norhward and
the reports received from Netherlands points Of the activity OF
the Germans In Mastering their defenses OF Antwerp lead to the
the Sambe and cCng Brussels is contemplated as near pos
sbly on the part Of General Won Kuk.
Reports agree that the fighting at lpes on the Yser where
the same positions were carried andreaken time after time at
the point Of the bayonet has been the boodes Of all the war;
Here for five days, British force held back quarter Of million
Germans among whom the slaughter was terrific as they advanc
ed again and again against the British trenches.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF OPERATIONS
An official statement Of the situation given out early in the
Spirited iohnu continues between the mouth Of the User
and Lens northeast Of Aras France Here the Allies have no
Between Ypres and Rouers, Belgium, the Allies continue
Between scissors and Berry-au-Bac artillery engagements
have resulted in the destruction Of several more Of the eems
east Of Nancy the French have resumed the offensive and
driven the enemy across the frontier"
n CORRESPONDENTS TELL or THE STRUGGLE
Graphic descriptions Of the struggle In West Flanders, where
for the past ten days the troops OF the Kaiser have been attempt
ing to reach the Strait Of Dover are being received from the Brit
ism war correspondents .
The Daily Mails correspondent at the 'front.' under date OF last
Sunday says that he counted twenty-five hundred German bodies
In the River User lchan red with the blood Of the soldiers VINO
fell in the repeated charges the river He says that on
Saturday night the Germans sacrificed rive thousand men IN gam
ing temporary oothod which they we're unable TO retain
nv BRITISH CHECK 100000 GERMANS M III
The correspondent of the Times says that the most furious
attack Of the Germans along the line OF the User was at pes
where the British during five critical days checked $4,000 Ger
mans. 81. slr5.. 81 III 100
The eneRYs artillery fire terrible, says this correspond.
snt II churned the entire field frequently buried dozens Of
soldiers in the trenches .t.it "a
The German commanders II stated had the kasers per-
sona orders that they must take the French ports along the Eng
s channel The troops did the utmost that human beings could
do Under fire that gred their ranks and rdded them with
dead hail the Germans repeatedly crossed the User charges
made at night. s FL VII.
BAyoNET CHARGE ScATTERS TEUT0NSa at 81
At times they advanced within few hundred yards OF the
British lines. Then the British charged with bayonets says this
correspondent and the Germans broke and fed firing over their
shoulders. " 4Afs 9E# FF .
Nevertheless the shapne fire the Germans grew more in
tense and effective and the situation more and more critical tor
the British
Sheer numbers seemed likely oyerbear the British until last
Friday enforcemen arrived The Germans retired fifteen miles,
U A NInJIS GENTEP AI &c DEAD