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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1914

Page

12

Descriptive Eye Witness Relates Ypres Front Fire and Sniper Tactics

London reports an eye witness with General Headquarters describes heavy bombardment along the Ypres front from Nov 13 to 16, French gains near Wytschaete, and German tactics including targeted sniping and wire cutting. The note praises a French doctor and nuns who sheltered in Ypres and were killed.

London Ypres Menin-Ypres Wytschaete Armentieres

Coagulen powder could halt bleeding in wounds

Geneva report says Professor Theodore Kor cher of Berne and Dr A Fonce developed coagulen a water soluble powder to stop blood flow instantly. Gifted to German and French armies the preparation may save thousands of lives as it can be applied by untrained hands.

Geneva Switzerland Paris Theodore Korcher Berne A. Fonce

Germans Off Honor Roll

Bordeaux reports President Poincare has struck all German names from the Legion of Honor. The decree says foreign decorations honor the nation, not individuals alone, and notes Germany’s war crimes violate international law and moral norms, drawing universal condemnation.

Bordeaux Paris Poincare Legion of Honor Germany

Massachusetts deer season tally and death of Metz governor

Deer killed in the first half of the Massachusetts open season total 443, far below last year's pace of 1508, with rain likely reducing final counts. The report notes deer numbers remain high but expectations are dampened by weather. London reports General von Winterfeldt, Governor of Metz, is dead.

Fisheries and ¢E Commission Massachusetts Commission

Metz Dies in Wiesbaden After Brief Illness

An Amsterdam despatch to the Reuters Telegram Company reports that Metz died at Wiesbaden following a short illness.

Metz Weisbaden Amsterdam Reuter Telegram Company

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