The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-10
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near the nre grooming with pain, she
went TO him Ills wounds were full Of
dirt AMI uotAlng mad been done for
him. She washed the btndt's wounds,
dressed them neatly and put him r. &
comfortable position. then by Signs
size TOLD them her mission and touch.
ine two 81 tie ehunehuses asked fhem
ID ID WITH her rhe men went ana
tie woman f0ioWel lsf4liJ Ahe
robbers walked back aA ioelh Eli she
uigat through tlle sianl miilot ~ das
LIGHT one 81 tile elise hiatImIpil Thar
b. had found some one II was the
VI unaed Cossach, almost dead from
his Wounds aud starvation he hid
drunk water from a pool made 0y The
Ellns IN the field and had Kept from
actually starving by eating the raw
klalisang grain lie bad been afraid
to call aloud when any one came near
because he believed the japanese would
Kill him. and he knew If the chunchus
e. found him be would certainly be
murdered. SO be had lain through the
long days ana nights since the.battie
The two ehnnchuses picked the man
up and carried him back 70 the camp
There the nurse dld what she could for
him, and tile Chinese gave him ten and
soup that made him much stronger.
aTlle two rested all that day Ia the
bandits camp. and at night the Chi
uese took them as near as they dared
| TO the Russian lines. carrying both Of
them. The way to the Russian out
| posts was pointed out, but for fear
| they might miss the way and fall into
| the hands OF lurking chunchuses the
| captain OF the robbers gave the nurse
the paper. which she still clutched
when she came back to the hospital
/ and which was safe conduct that all
ehunchnses were compelled to recog-
| nize under penalty OF death. So the
| two reached orr lines III safety and
were put into an ambulance and bur-
rled to Mukden. That Is an, only /
wish that Ii there Is another cigar in
| the last box In Mukden You would
/ please pass 1t this way"
The doctor was hastily given the abb
| soluteIg last cigar ia central Manchu-
ria. and after short discussion Of his
story we again resumed recumbent at
| titudes and once more gave ear,
The English correspondent coughed
apologetically and spoke IN part as fol-
lows:
"Weil. now. really. I'm no hand at i
| story. you know on. yes, Of course, |
| was pretty well toward the front all
during the four days light at Lao.
yang. got Ia d lot OF rather rum places.
too, but there's nothing, you know, to
make up d story about. There was
one little thing, however saw that
rather fancied
wei, this was over on the right
i You know / was with the FIRST corps
and we were holding old kuroki who
was buck jumping, You know, something
Il awful and trying to come through
but we were ho.ding HIM IN truth
1 we did hold him Kondrat0viich yov
know what plucky little beggaf ht
is-he was right in the hole that Kn
rold had picked out as the place b
was going TO come through The lii
lie general was being pounded fear
fully hard oh, crumbs. but Anrok
was hammering him.
'.He sent word to Stakelberg that n
! Just had to have re-enforcements or b
] would Jolly soon be done for and ole
Stack didn't have d man to spare, bn
he did send over the Twenty third regl
ment II went III behind Kondratovitchl
guns and Law down in reserve behind !
hill The japanese shells We're simpi!
raining down Ii was an awful fire
4 shell killed four men right by m
and d great big piece went between ~.
knees
We'll the regiment wasn't usesl G
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