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thc4panfi r Camuwrdal JMwrti str KS | VQ». xx; NO. 621 — " --7^7^^-^== — _________ HONOLULU. HAWAII TERRITORY. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 191*.-TWENTY PAGES BRITISH ARMY OF 1,200.000 CROSSES CHANNEL 4"1' '3"t' "i"2” 4'ri’ ’1"4' '4~*' 4’4' ’4“4‘ -i-h -1-4- «4-4. -i-J. 4.4. 4.4. Lord Kitchener Surprises the World By a Big Coup For Three Days Great Transport Fleet Has Been Hurrying Second British Army To France—All Landed PÄWS. November 29.—(Associated Press by Federal Wireless—Although the fighting yesterday along the French and Belgian lines was of a very desultory nature, comistino mainly of an artillery duel in Belgium, preparations are under way on both side« for the resumption of tremendous ac- tivities. The main British army is now being rapidly transferred to Franc« and regiment alter regiment is being sent to the front. TWELVE HUNDI ED T-HOOSAND MEN In all. the second British expeditionary force consists of one million 1wo hundred thousand men. which brings the British force on the Continent up to 1.600.000 men. not deducting the losses to date nor including the Indian troops. Among the members of this great new army being put into the field are 30.000 Canadians and 21.000 Australian», GREAT TRANSPORT FLEET EMPLOYED For the transportation of this huge force o( reinforcements the British have had a fleet ot two hundred transports coming and going between the ports of the'south of England and Havre Th* movement of the British across the Channel began on Wednesday night and already the greater part of the British troops are being entrained for the front, their destination being unannounced. It is assumed that with these reinforcements the Allie« will commence a virogous offensive at some point along the three hundred mile line and will endeavor to cut the German force in France in Surprised the World By Throwing a Huge Army Into the Fwld -Below: Colonel Samvel h Canadian Minij»r of Militia. Who May Lead da’s 31,000 Soldiers To the Battlefront. »• ALL GERMANS IN PORTAL TOLO TO CLEAN OUT PETROGRID WAKES UP TO EXTENT OF POLISH VICTORY Order« Issued at Berlin Are Taken To Mean Formal • War To Commence Official Statement Says Germans Still Retreat Bpt Fight Back Desperately Word From East Prusiia Says That Russian Advance Has Been Checked Reports From Galicia Say That Qerman Allies of Austria Are In Peril WAR MAKES FOOD SHORTAGE IN BERLIN TURKISH FORCE ifc ARMENIA SHATTERED rUBKXSH ABMY BROKE!; Two More Struck Down at Naco, I«“Si Arizona—Villa Ih a "" ' Train Wrack Germans Massing Great Army At Arras For One More Attempt To Pierce the Allies' Line LONDON..November 29.—(Associated Press b/ Federal Wireless).—That Gencial von Kluck 1$ to make another miflhtv effort to break through the lines of the Allies, cutting off the British and Bel- gians from tne rrench and opening a way for the Channel ports, is the news received in a special re- port from Boulogne to the Weekly Despatch. This report states that the Germans have massed a force, reported by air scout« to be seven hundred thousand men. before Arras, which they hope to drive through the 4H»es' oefenie by sheer wéight of numbers. ADVANCE HAS BEGUN The advance of this mighty host against the French position has begun, the attack being given a prelude by a concentration of artillery fire from a number of German guns. The Allies are reintorc- ing their line at the threatened point. L A despatch to the Central News says that 1hé two direct cable lines between Qenmark and Russia have been cut. '■ Ger- man warBhlp» are credited with this suspension of direct com- munication across the Baltic. PARfS OFFICIAL REPORT An early official report issued yesterday at Pans said: "The heavy artillery fire of the German forces endeavoring to flank the Allies is showing less activity than since the beginning of the bat- tling øn this line. ‘The Allies repulsed south of Ypres the only infantry attack delivered yesterday. “The artillery of the Allies brought down a German biplane yesterday. One aviator was killed and two with him were cap- tunCd. In Champagne the heavy artillery of the French has inflicted severe losses on the enemy's artillery. "Elsewhere along the Allies’ line the situation is quiet.” German Consul Receives General Report of Many Recent Successes « NEW YORK EXCHANGE ENOS LONG RECESS Says Germans Are Taxing Flour Sent To the Starving Belgians SUEZ GAUL NOW HELD III DANGER AMERICAN MARKS FOR STRAY BULLETS ANOTHER EFFORT TO SETTLE THE MINING TROUBLE IN COLOMBO GERMAN DYES FOR AMERICAN MILLS MII'S BUILDING BEM EXHIBIT GREECE SHAKEN ABAIN Bl VERT SEVERE EABTHOUAKE HOSTILE WARSHIPS M III SOUTH, JOUSES ROCKHILL COMING fiBDAfiO CHIIO b»r 28.—con<w •t , Mat *8,000 *T RUNS ANO SNOW WELCOME IN UTAH En Side af et Dagblad i Honolulu, fyldt med Krigstelegrammer, der for Størstedelen er sendt til Hawaii fra San Fransisco af »Federal Wireless«, som bruger Poulsen-Systemet.