-- SEPTEMBER 22 1914 T" ” '1'l=1_E cl-IARLo'1'rE'rowN GUARDIAN "‘ W” " PAGE NINE ‘
Wiilitii flint! THE REAL TRUPHY
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PUUII llllnzffhang ' DSW France It is necessary to write of this up battles 0! the French aggression l .
- _uf 5 gg fgllrggieilzttllg lgsttle 0; the Marne. lift of Frenchspirit, of the new in~ swept over 511 this district in the ur ¢ ' _ - Ge humuhmons of 1°87?)“hE’;e :fégnllsllolltr Spiratlon which has sent the confld- dve days 0! terrific fighting which ’ ~ § . -~
Me. “I _ _ :ed opt, ugerly extinguished. There Eggebgéailhtrnl?inhvfilhiifgasllihz Wm? glxltghtshe Tgplg Ziiiclhglafliael loolvellglii 0
*° Wu gum* s no s. renchman from Poincare terlsl d ` ' “' ' Q ’
Change of Lif d _to peasant wh 1 an Dhyslcal advallfllges °f lll° districts of all France, u countryside ,)) x ll
e nn blxkd Prussian mempcse sp rit droops before igaraat nbaitles in .which the Germans famous in story and gong' but it Wm ~' / ' _,/
Howev I re checked, :neu emeohen, b ,am 06,0” the Bc r a d _ 3
of the allllesogiiéhgecgglhniattla mutlnph hmm hurled back over the roads they liiiesss of the recent gt:-‘u lgs vvigll 'S' /
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iggelgigsgnltrtigerxhman underqagmlég eélsenléz;/10 tic; tsot}li;isux1;;iriT;1tlg'é ugdellf have been obliterated. Whole villages ~ / g /
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of N ei confidence of the soldiers war in the West. France is no long- dellrls Wlllcll Wall 0ll°B.°0tiI88es. For- ll W L \,'°
the ‘ape Fon at Austerlltz and Jens, er uncertain. She is calmly confident, este that it took centuries to grow ‘ 1 \ ~
Inline yearsrlxagllilgelizxniidences of the _l t§hc is no longer striking on the de- have been ruined by the frightful de- ` -~ ' /f f ` , _ w conquemme and whi;i;lmte`sewerei un-i exislve, she is striking boldly on the structiveness of modern artillery 'u 1
Paris h roa s to 2 ack. It is now possible to describe Over this whole country one now T * '
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great thing has been ' S »- D' 0 ep' 1 ' whim have lll' 0! bread or a. bottle of wine, What . '
accomplished »€edy been grou ed in th I -
by the gig “uc ll 9 Bweepllg little of food and drinlf the llerina \ ’ ) J
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tended fron? Peng rllggki/ixfgfélrrfi. doeftulllee ofB€if;g; at elhli liliameiii l‘°gi°"° 1°" ““"°"°h°d W" °°"°°"""l /3-7 ’~*~/ - ' -
Bt., cols from Sept. 7 to Sept. 12 and have to helen, to the cop in °IB W for the support of the allies when - _ __ _ ' _uAt the Chmge of which was composed of a series of and history will have :lb siihlipggggl U18 fide turned. 'Prampled fields and ' ’ ` ` " (
with mins in my back tregiendous battles reverberated along [lem in analyzing the movements of rllined crop” meet the ey” _on “Very ' eouldnotltsrid. Ialse llhesihggél ll`0nt at 127 miles. In irD0ps whose numbers stagger the im- slde- This P"°°l’°°l" ls “°b°l`mg llllll . _' '
so that th h es muc more than Paris sgluatlou. saddening even in the moment of '
e s eets was sav d t ' , _ ____ ' -
tried other medicine ed' Thee s§lI;_;;1§.p;;italo1trii:;]n(§ihs ggiu- thslzeaily. hpwever the reports of Vl¢ll0l'y.¢ _ \ "‘
Ile on ‘0Inlnand ng g ne l t ti i _ 2 500,000 ENGAGED, ' _» __ .__;_~ -_;-__ - _ . . _ .._,_;___._.§;...~.-Z... , __ ___,____,,T_._____._--_
P?:ll;er."}‘l“g°“¢l>0b- Il;’:_1;nLtho rear trophy of the victory, Governments, the cheer?/laliong oi’ girl: ' ___j,;'.¥--j .;,-,»‘-`.‘~_7;i5,f:'¢'?" _f'T;:<:'-'ff'-l.~\1**'~;>=~;1f5'7Tf`*??€?i;»' _,_'__f<Q_1-f.~"""",,"'> 3' , - _ _ _ __ _
tgsimml Vegetable er cosegllggdgoxlh9'llllltalell» ll0 l0r\E- l`°BD0ridents who skimmed the devast- _ From reportsto the Government it . ff” '5-'~_'_~ _- $V_"“`-"'=_ »- ff`_“'”"` ;_- _ "M"’§A’_;iiY‘V"*'i=`.f'ix";': :fin :T775
German courage,) stood becaus f th ff t it t lla” been b'”°“°d “ml th°“5“lld“ °l ~~
fmhalzllller Uf the Republic wiii right -heir but hav; ig iuifriihiiee iffmllife sealants are :Mins sadly st black I7’ --
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grew less, and in one year Iwas
woman. I 'know I have to
you for my continued good health
ever since." - Mrs. M. J. Bnovmsu., Msnston, Wil.
The imoeess of L dia E. Pinkhnnfs
Vegetable made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled in such cases.
If you want speeisl advice write fo
Lydia E. Pinkhsin ltedlcine Co. (conn- deutial) Lynn, Inu. Your letter will be oplened, read and answered by a woman, and held in _strict confidence.
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TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned until Saturday the 19th september lnst. for a complete sys- tem of heating for St. Alcris R. C, Church, Rollo Bay East, P. E, Is- land.
Plans and specification can be
seen at the residence of His Lordship The Bishop of Charlottetown, or at that of the undersigned.
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
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prove and I Y Years of Prussian fated districts from which ar i , 1 _ -- ._‘~_*-\_“-io _»-.~'.;_=.'f»_:;;¢¢;'~_"*:~,7§~?£_ -.55-_eff wi.; ._,L ~`
,£015 r»°»=»\=~- The 2f¥§§§“"»;*,',i, ;.Z3g,,l;lg;“;;,w;= gr _ae ,~ti_;1tTe1.,.., 1.... ...uh ....u..5';f§, “St .§l’£`”.l`5'2L”“§f.§y.5"t§i‘i’§'§f§ n sweats and hot ' ` 9 GH ell- Hn e graphic, thrilling uarrutions and forward in thc Marne country he- A V r - l
WQN GL°R|QU5|_Y_ ‘ll Rounded Cfllcers brought to the fore the certainty of utter ruin com- 1 _t
gel’ tlll have enabled Us here to rc- peueu the Germans to neo north-
A11 honor to me British' whose _Ons ruct the story of the Marne. It ward. Eliminating troops that guard- “:\t the moment when ia. battle ismilistoncs. Ou his right were the
magnificent, stubborn courage saved is mf°esllal`l_Y 1H€0mDl9ll°. there are _cd communications, or were left 1:0 ,being engaged, on the result of \\'-hich , Anglo-Frcucli forces, Un his left ing left wing of the Ames’ but while gaps and hiatuses, there may be in- garrison important towns, the Ger. rests the welfare pf our country, itjwcre thc Parlsians. The vnillstouns the British were doubly urmeu with lllcllrflcler. but of its larger truthful- mehr were ubie to drive 000,000 meu|is imposteut to remind un that it is
3:3 ;0re1:10‘|;y prestige of victory' ness there can be no doubt. -_ _‘____ against the allies in the ilnal deeper-_‘no longer time to look behind. All
eic o e centre and iefti ate endeavor “to smash the French eiiorts must be emp10Y€<1 £0 aftllrk
zrhlllf Sglélllitlmlggei than iGermans, ANOTHER NAPOI-'E0N~ centre. Including the Paris army ofiand drive back the enemy. A force
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memories of 1870. Tlieygivbliil, egg Even in the joy of victors' when l;l¢?i¥rlbli‘;:'7wiIf\‘hs<lae bifllbubllifnsaiblfy thx; gi? gvlilhllclh ncgnmgttgdhinfveharrbbst I V0" muk’ barely osllaping from the
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:lvgtii i0}e;§f0§-Z, Biguwtilile idreugh initio his tgxpeuéi-ed ,.110 ie'meu geuei-ei seen so much where the conquered ground and be l<lll°‘l i
_ 9 0 ea Y eg nn ng 0 Orge or m r - ia _ th 11158 1 th b tu f 0 on thc spot rather than fail back. All
flllilélls tl:fllg::Il1§ol;\n9(.ist::laI*'jr;al1‘1g’i 5vriulnph.l_mize earlier defeats, 0ne‘s first sud- 0081;-2,; nuingered 300060003 ivfthogs efforts must be employed to attack . gr . i _ ' v ‘ ,-
perior man for man to me dreidigil den impression in reviewing the bat- the pm-ls 500'000 newly 1,100,000 of and drive back the enemy.
;l;1;man lrnfantry. Tlieyshnttered the 3,i,tOfitthebx,g,§,rée poégiblzstogéshsfggf £`l`3{\¢hh;iIE1 T‘3Dg1iSi;€tr?KoDgfh€l;nmered_thgléfézgggggiledfgegiglnftigll “gmt to the West botiveen Paris and t.|c
ou 0 Prussian military suprem- Thug, is not the mllitar E' "man B hc e num' It t th ll il l t F ii* ' S
~ y notlon but . SBI] 3. l`l ll"0llg IOU l"8. (.9. t
acy. They acquired the habit of suc- the popular one. The people, depress- ber of British lmops- tha? took part 'l`ll<’- C0mlll9l1‘lem@lll Ol' llle Slxllllvs
ill the “lx days lighting' It ll' lmlms' battle was the general advance of thc
ce"‘ zgefzgnagret t`l:F3]dthl;5°l“ef*3ktBh olllfir sible to speak accurately. It is estim- ameB_ foreshudowed by General
ll l ra 5 ° 9 H ' ated here that Gen lirench command-
es. hearing of nothing but a success- ` J°me'“ °"‘l‘”` "f the Gm' “ml shrewd'
cd 8b011t 250.000- V ly designed to wreck the German
1°" of reveflsesi »Wel`° hardly Pl"el’”'l`°d, Modern accuracy of riflc and artil- plans Unquestlonabiy the deciding f°' such fl' “ess ol vlctory BY d°'\lerv fire, the persistehcy of the Cer factor of the first duv and the ini rces the full eanin f h o
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3 m g_ 0 t e l 'lg mans in adhering to close formation nclllng factor of the wholc series of
_ V - iretreat from the 1r°nher.haB become and the 0hBr8¢t€r Of their Witlldl`BW- battles “'35 llle gmllll Sollle by llle fre. was thrown hack and in turn al- from suffering' means true ha l “nderBl'°°‘l “nfl there 1? the most al through unfavorable country, Parls llrllli’ ‘lf llefellflc- The 500300 pines” The troubk, due to ing. enthusiastic praise for Len. Joiirc, made Um casuaules of the Marne m-,_ men of that army, fresh, vigorous and gestion and biliousness is removed Wll° ls ll°lll5 llcclfllmed “S “ll°tll°l` equalled in the history of the world. '“°"e‘l by flglltlllg splrll' had bee" qniqklyg.-gercgjnly and gafgly by Napoleon. The most conservative estimate is held ready for just such a move. The A _ _ _ _._ ` _ _ Q The second stage of the campaign that 20 to 25 per cent O’ the armies moment it became certain that Von
in France, which is how culminating were killed 0,. Wounded It ,B the,e_ Kliiks army had swept south east 1" the retreat of the German amles fore believed that nearly 500 000 men ward past the Anglo Fremh forces
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B ` W” the "““‘°“ *° ”"'*“ “ml “°“*“ ‘Vere eiin-inesd in sw 'consent llimpaiife“’{Z.`iin3§u.§?§‘°°§.t.T-$225?
" ' *`}“~ 7 A Df the Marne Rlfen - from ('°“l°m` struggle. ` _ itself between von Kluk and von tacked at vamp 0,, Mmm, mm beau,"
‘ miers, Montniirai, Sezanne, La. Fere, There is no better Way to record Buemw (who was hammering me 1, ' ~ _. _ " l Ch8ri1i>6noi'se, south of the Marne to the very beginning of the battlelthan French centre) and caught von Kink
_wore closing up ou him. For two days he fought tcrrlilcally. and just nianiegeil to squeeze out of the trap, although lie suffered lnimcnsil lofiscs in killed. wounded and prisoners.
'French trap, was coiupellcd to turn
ils face to tlio north and move with all speed to extricate liiniself. This _was retreat; tlxerc was no choice loft him. It was retreat or hc hurled lim-k
cu, there to bc surroiinricil nuil cup- ured. His defeat was :L great triuinpli for the plans of thc Fraiicli igcuerul staff' and for Froucli orizaiiizutinn.
Simiilfaiicously with the action on
_the German riirhi which cudcil with ‘ the defeat of von Kink, thcre was von- stant fighting from Mcuux io thc cast oi’ Vlt~ry-le-Francois. Von lluelow, hc- ginning an assault on the French cen-
tncked. The l<`rcn<~h rctook itioutmirait and centered a great action ut Cliatcsu Thierry. Tlicrc was no resisting thc offensive movement. of the allies in this quarter, and von lluelow, like Kluk, was obliged tn witliilraw more _and more rapildy as the iiivrcnsc. Von the F'reuch assault increased. \’ou Hansen. on the Gcrmun lofi, was ut-
rom September 8 to September ll hen his retreat was forced. The
THE BLOW THAT TOLD. W.”
The ilefeat of von Kluk was the
blow that knocked the supports from the whole Gorman scheme for ad- vance. As he had come farther than his colleagues, von Kliik retreated farther. The German withdrawal wus proportionately slowcr along their cnstcrn battle-front, but the retreat in all quarters after six days of ham- mering was complete and costly.
ln those six days the most telling
French viclurif-s “were gained at Meuiix, Monizuiruil, Sezanne, Camp do Mzillly. Uliulons and Vitry-le- Frniirzols. i`:\.iup do Mallly is the 10- vation of ihc great French artillery st-lmol, null il was at this point that tho ifrcui n artillery .vas used with icrrihlc r>,|'i'i~c: upon the massed Ger- iuzuish Therc: was not a foot of the entire country unfamiliar to the Fi'i¢1i<'l| troops, and ihcy utilized their `kiio\vl¢_»dgr= with trcnicurioiis effect.
The reports of those battles indicate
that the French troops were superior to the Germans in every arm of the service. G(-rmnu horsemen. when tho test of actual huttlc came, could not withstand tho l<`rcn<'h cavalry. Tho l<‘roui-li artillery, having thc advan- iutzo of posliioihuncl employed where- cver possible from wooded heights, imuh- the German artillery uppeur very inl'crior. lu hand to hand iight- iui.: thc Frcuvli infantry showed also to grcuicr ndvuxitaize. They were or-
E t 0 , Meaux, Chateau Thicriy, (amp de by r€f°l`l‘i¥IB 110 Order Of the dnl’ *ld* lll 0l\6 Ol’ U16 lTl0Si1 fllmrllllgly hh-iisll :rmy of me G,-and Duke Alb,-6(-|,¢_ ilcreil to use the bayonet. and si-
Rouo my EMI] nd !5¢Iarvu¢Sa!mfAn|Modfcim¢»i\tIio Www lilnilly Chalons and Vltry-lc-Francois dressed to the French troops by Gen. military traps of the centuries. The could not withstand the pressure, audi though nm-n ileviniuteil hv shone.
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517_9_9M1m`_ Sell Evornhzo. htumlloaau ' ‘north of the Mamm The pnncipalipom-9 on september 51- _German commander was between two gave way. _ (Continued ou Page 10.)
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