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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1914

Page

5

Germans Losing Battle of Marne in Major French Update

Paris reports a major battle near Paris to Verdun, with German right wing and center withdrawing after fierce clashes. Allied forces including British troops press the retreat, weather hampering operations as Germans fall back 37 to 46 miles over four days, while the left wing and Anglo French pursuit advance.

Paris Vitry-le-Francois von Kluck Frederick Wilhelm Duke of Wuertemberg War Office Verdun Provins Marne Ourcq River Aisne Oise Cirey Esternay von Buelow Sezanne Saxony Prince of Wurtemberg St. Gond Sommesons Ornain River Argonne Forest Meuse Prince of Wurtemberg Germany the Marne Vosges Nancy

British forces seize 1500 prisoners and guns

The official press bureau reports the general retirement of the enemy. British forces yesterday captured 1500 prisoners, including wounded, along with several guns such as Maxims and large quantities of transport.

London

Bravest French Corporal Wins Legion of Honor on Battlefield

On a wounded train to Limoges a young French officer Albert Palaphy, a Tenth Dragoons corporal, saved a colonel under heavy fire and carried him to lines. He was promoted to sergeant, led a squad in a second clash, captured the Baden Guards standard, and, though wounded, was named sub-lieutenant and chevalier in the Legion of Honor.

Limoges France Bordeaux Albert Paiaphy Tenth Dragoons Palaphy Baden Guard Legion of Honor

Little English Army Saved French Force

The Times expert concludesField Marshal Sir John French's despatch shows the British army was saved by prompt retreat coal loading and hard fighting qualities though at great loss. The German advance would likely have crushed French retreating troops if not for the barriers created by French actions.

London Times Sir John French John French Sambre Charleroi

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