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HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. 4, 1914. SEMI-WEEKLY.
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SECBOD lOllSTEIl BITTLE
OF EUROPEilll CATHCUI1
STILL RAGING Ifl EM1E
Amid Slaughter l nat urencnes hun
dreds of Miles of Territory With Hu-
man uiood ijntisn cancers nival
Famous Light Brigade of Balaclava.
LONDON, September 4. (Associated Press by Federal Wire
less) The second great battle of the European war and the en
gaaement that will decide whether the history of 1870 is to re
peat itself and a German army again besiege Paris is still raging
over hundreds of miles of territory.
Despite the forced change of the seat of French government
from Parts to Bordeaux, due to the approach of the invading hosts
the Allies were strangely confident yesterday. This confidence
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, was an me more signmcam oecause me uerman west wing was
within thirty miles of the outer fortifications of Paris.
The Allies seem to believe that the marvellous German off en
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the elastic resistance of the Allied armies has been so effective
that the Germans are breaking under the superhuman strain.
The London Chronicle's correspondent at the front has tele
araohed his oaoer: - . ;
"A few more days of battling such as those of Sunday and Mon
day and the German'army wil) destroy itself. Whole divisions of
infantry, have been blotted out, snatterea to pieces, no army
rniilrt fiiirvivA thfl tprrihln losses of the last few rlavs
"In the latest assaults the Germans have manifested an un
mistakable; unsteadiness, they wavered,' broke and fled con
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. but- fio marked advantaged p.r '. .'; ... '.i V Y.Xf
. . : i uun i oniuHuc niyHLcu di mNcno." . .
' That'the famous and fatal charge of the Liaht Brigade at Bal
ik ava nas oeen rerjeatea in tne tiantma ot the last tew aavs. and
.hat the British Ninth Lancefs have won a place in world-fame
llona with the Immortal "Six' Hundred"- is the storv told bv the
.ondon Daily News. The News says that the Ninth Lancers dur
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ank with that of the Light Brigade in going into the jaws of cer
am aeam. tieven uerman guns were postea in a toresi ana
. were working terrible havoc with the British lines. It seemed im
possible to silence their fire until the Lancers charged across the
ipen, straight into a1 rain of lyddite and melinite shells, sabred the
limners and nut the nuns nut of action Retnrninn. theu fell in
jven greater numbers than on their advance, the fire of other
. Dauenes oosieo on me nemnDor na n s mow na mem uown in
heaps but they had accomplished their purpose.
The Exchange Telegraph Company has a despatch from Paris
stating one of the German aeroplanes which has recently been
bombarding Paris has been brought down by French gunners and
two aviatnrs killed
REPORT SAYS PRINCE IS A SHICIOF.
Lady Randolph Churchill says that the truth of the story of
: Prince Frederick William of Lippe's death is that the prince com
mitted suicide, fearing the Kaiser's wrath at a blunder he made.
She says he was commanding a cavalry regiment and in the dark
; ness mistook a German infantry regiment for Belgians, attacking
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wife, is a personal friend of Lady Churchill.
There is complete absence thus far today of official announce-
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as me uesi cvmence mai ine uusperaie iignung in me east ana
west remains indecisive.
i uc uci man i lyiu winy 19 oiuvvij iicai my rai is. i lie ri eiiuil are
holding the center and left stationary. The Russians are piercing
Austrian Galicia, having taken the capital, Lemburg.
The second official list of British casualties was posted yester-
' riav hv the war riennrtment It nives the names nf einhteen nf.
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312 other ranks wounded and eighty-six officers and 4672 others
missing.
The Antwern rnrresnnnrlent nf the P.entral Mews Innnrv it
that Antwerp's experience has proved that the attack by dirigibles
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uropping uomos is narmiess againsi lonincaiions. n is erreciive
onlv anamst houses and other unnrotected huildinns and tn nnn
combatants.
An American minina enaineer returnina to Roumania via Berlin
says that in Germany near Berlin he saw one hundred aeroplanes
and fifty dirigibles drilling in organized combined maneuvers. It is
- believed that they are to make a concerted attack with the German
. navy upon tne enemy s navy wnen it is tnougnt wise. v.
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LONDON, September 4. -(Associated Press by Federal Wire
less) Princess Louise of Belgium, eldest daughter of the late King
Leopold, who has been making ner nome in Vienna wnn me reia
tives of her mother, the late Marie Henrietta Archduchess of Aus
: tria, has been ordered to leave "Vienna within twenty-four hours.
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IS ELECTED POPE
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" inaugurated.
New Pontiff, Practically Un
known Outside Italy, Blesses
, the Populace. ;.
ROME, S)tmbci' 4. (Axuoriuteil
Pre by Keaeral Wiri'lt-ss) 4'arliual
Delia ( hioas bai been elected Pope lo
8iii-iei, the late J'fus X., aul baa as
suoieil the name of Keneilii-t XV. lie
waa inaugurated yenteritrfy with an tm
fr-hing ceremony and bleiweil the Kt
lilare. ' .
( ardinal ( hiena'a election took plae
oo the fourth ballot. The balloting be-
van Momiav eveniiitf and It wa not
fntii yeHterday that the rardinaU
i beted the uew I 'out iff.
H4'iiilit XV. had been a rardinal
ini-e lant May, when he wan elevated
to be a prince of tne church by Fiua
X. Previously Tope Henedict hud been
Minium ot UoloKua tor aevi-n year and
eecrelary to the papal necretary of
atate.
JAPAN WAR EXPENSE GREAT
TOKIO, September 4. (Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
At a conference held here yestenjay bet ween the governors of the
various kens and the minister offinance it was announced that a sper
cial apprniiriation of $2,650,000 would Ik- asked, at the special sejston
of the lHet, called by the Emperor to meet Wednesday next. This,
with the money already spent, will make a total war expense to date
of $.W,0OO,OOO, which amount will be met by a withdrawal from the
surplus funds on hand. It will not be necessary to increase taxes or
float any special loans. . " 1
TSINGTAU IS NOW ISOLATED
NEW YORK. September 4. (Associated Press by Federal Wire
lcssj Cable communication with Tsintau has been totally cut off,
according to advices received at the Hikes of the Commercial Cable
Company yesterday.
PRISONERS ARE TAKEN TO FIJI
LONDON'. September .V ( Associated Press by. Federal Wireless)
The governor of New Zealand has sent word here that the governor
of German Samoa and other prisoners taken at the Merman colony have
been sent to the rtji Islands; h'i '
Ainoni; the Catholic clergy here
there wan considerable comment yea
tcrdu.v over the manner in which the
roui'luve of cardinals in Koine deviated
from their iinual euxtom In the Detec
tion of Cardinal IVIla t.'hieea, an Pope,
to iiicceed the late I'iua X. The cuntom
in tin' pat ban been uever to elect to
the head of the Homan Catholic Church
a cardinal who had been appointed by
the In 1 1 Pope. All former Popea, it i
tntcd, tve been appointed cardinal
by the Pope preceding the lattt one. la
o'her word, the election of Delia
f'hieRa would have been in accordance
with the iiHiial custom nd would, bava
edii.e, no comment had lie been ap
pointed cardinal by the lata-Leo XI II.
umtead of Popo Plua X.
Penedict XV., ai the present pope,
will now be known a a, wai born in
Pejjli, Oioveae of flenon, November 21,
IH.,4. e waa ordained priest Decem
ber 21. 1H7H. On Mav 2H. 18H3, he wmh
nominated chamberlain and from 1883
to IMS" he served ai secretary to the
nonce of Spain. In 1N87 he waa an
ointed attache to the secretary . of
tome and also served as secretary to
Cardinal Ttompolla. Ou July IS, b
received his appointment aa prelate,
In the early part of 1901 he served as
substitute to the secretary of state in
Kome and on April 23 waa appointed
secretary of the Nnmber. a branch of
the com t of the Pope. Ou Mar 30 he
wai appointed adviser to the Holv Of
fice, another branch of the court of the
Pope. On May IS, 1014. Benedict XV
wiu appointed cardinal at a meeting of
cardinal held in Rome.
GAYLORD SMARTS ARE
ABOUT TO QUIT FRANCE
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.
fRpecini to The Advertiser) (Jaylord
Binart and Mrs. Smart, formerly Mist
Theluia Parker,, with their children
have left Purls and were heard from
yesterday from Havre, from which
Cossacks and British Will Make Joint .
Forward Movement Into France anjl
Fall Upon Rear of Kaiser's Terrible
Warriors While They Hammer Allies.
NEW YORK, September 4. (Associated Press by Federal Wire
less) That an army is being gathered at Ostend to be launched
against the rear of the German right wing menacing the approach
to Paris is the word brought here by the officers of the Mauri
tania, just arrived from England. The fact that a British force
was being landed at the Belgium port was announced several days
ago and now it is stated that this force is being made formidable
by the addition of at least 72,000 Russians. ' -
The Russian army was landed at Aberdeen, Scotland, August
27, having been transported from Archangel, through the White
Sea, Arctic Ocean and North Sea'on British transports. ,, :
This force now is being taken to Ostend as rapidly as possible
and a forward move against the German lines of communication :
Is to be expected at an early date. ' v , ' ' .
Populace o f Paris, W$d ;
V and City Awaits-Siege
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1 PARIS, September4.-(Associated Press bjt JFetleral-Wireless) ,
-rBeginning from last night, fio person is allowed to teave Or enter ' ,
the city between the hours of eight in the evening and five in the
morning without a military pass. v , ' ; , : i
With the Germans almost within sight of the gate of Paris, tbe ,
city is ready forv siege. - An immense network ,pf Entrenchments
outside the fortifications is being constructed af amajring. speed. .
Hundreds of thousands, of. men are busy night'and day digging n
the work., ':. . ...... l':V . ' ' . ..
; The French government will transfer the Bank of Paris today
to Bordeaux., . ' :. .
Every foreign minister and ambassador except one has left Paris ,-.
and the one who remains is the American ambassador, Myron T .
Herrick. The others left with President Poincare and the French
cabinet and go to Bordeaux, the new French capital. Ambassador
Herrick. believes that he can best serve humane interests by' re
maining in Paris. He is now handling the affairs of Great Britain
Russia, Japan, Servia, Germany and Austria. , - r.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT MOVES TO BORDEAUX.. 7
BORDEAUX, France, September 3. President Poincare and. his
party, including a great number of public officials of the capital. -five
thousand in all, arrived here today. They were cheered by, a
great crowd that gathered to welcome them. . ,r
AMERICANS SAIL FROM FRANCE. ,
HAVRE, France, September 4. (Associated Press by Federal
Wireless) The American cruiser Tennessee sailed yesterday from .
this port for Falmouth, England, carrying one thousand Americans,
who had left Paris to escape the threatened siege. . ... A ..
BOMBS ARE DROPPED IN BELFORT. t x
BELFORT, France, September 3. A German aviator dropped '
several bombs last night with much noise. -
GERMANS BOMBARD MALINES. . . '- r?'
LONDON, September 4. (Associated Press by Federal . Wire
less) Reuter's advices from Amsterdam yesterday state that the
Germans bombarded Malines, near Antwerp, for two hours; Two
hundred shrapnel fell in the city, doing great damage. The Ca
thedral Strombold is in ruins. Valuable paintings in the church
were removed to places of safety.
land. Their futura plana are uuiettlad, engagement.
Losses Are Appalling :
Before Lemhurg Falls
PETROGRAD, Russia, September 3. (Associated Press by Fed
eral Wireless) The Russians have entered Lemburg, capital af
Galicia, Austria, after one of the world's greatest battles. A mil
lion and a half men were engaged in the conflict. ' ' :
Grand Duke Nicholas, commander-in-chief of the Russian armies,
has telegraphed to Czar Nicholas as follows: ' ,
"I am happy to gladden your majesty with the news of General
Ruzsky's victory. After seven days' fighting before Lemburg, the
Austrians are retreating in complete disorder, abandoning their
rifles, artillery, packs and baggage."
AUSTRIA'S LOSS PLACED AT 100,000. ;
ROME, September 3. The Russian embassy has been notified
that the Austrians lost 100,000 men and seventy-five cannon be
fore Lemburg.
AUSTRIA'S LOSS TO SERVIANS.
NISH, Servia, September 3. In the battle of Jedar, previously
reported, between the Austrians and Servians, the latter are report
ed to have put 140,000 Austrians hors de combat. Two hundred
thousand Austrians were massed against 180,000 Serbs in this