The Glenwood post., 1914-10-03
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tAs Rayal Afl.tazy hosDital. Woolvich.
as1 lss00 hfUs IN tAs AsAti.s
asosnA Asas - CaAbrai.
TAs boy Aas lost IN arm and his
AsaA aad legs are swatheA in band
aOss- A colder Who weat through the
terrible AShting with hin eaiA
He y . little hero and deserves .
Asssa medals. He held his ground
With four bullets in hin before he
saeposA sounAiag his bsgiA But
iVo1n6n1. Wedding - he ~. he stuck
- - basis till he vas sarsisl uncon-
seasss fssa ths 0sll. He Asal It tn
1nDAastiy II Ais haAd - - vas nftsd
Into ths anbaAaos."
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~ ssOaFssaoas at the froat sftar
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naWs tAak Ye WsFo vitAia Q fsv hssss'
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inlaaHzy a1vsasiAg abovt . nile svay.
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eAaAes. - Wef1el the guAs foe N ~
vsst woP0. alS1sfhg tAS" fusss sa1
~ SA11stree ~ I1As - - ose-
mans aS0eoacAsA nsarse. 'p-
~0As1R IN Aost ass1D1 ~. Aea
were faIHs1 z an lIrsctssas. Thrss
Of my sua 1soochaeot fsai vttA shrap-
mel bullets. bat We kept The guns 90
ing, the oAosrs Giving . hand. At
last We retired to get Q moro favorable
posftioa.
-Osr drivers failed to bring back
an the gun teams and numbers Of the
animals had been terribly mutilated.
Those were Hmbered up. the rest be-
ing for . time protected by the in
fantrv.
THE Gordons and Middlesex fought
like lions. They were in the shelter
trenches on our left. At one time the
latter regiment were almost over
whelmed
There was terrible slaughter on
both sides. The dead and dying lay
in long burrows on the turf. We
should surely have lost our guns il the
infantry had not persevered with the
rife, picking OF the cavalry like ripe
cherries at 800 yards range. Their
shooting was magnificent"
Deeds Of heroism were bright spots
In tAss desperate encounter. One ON
car stood over Tie body Of . private
wAe haA previously saved his life. with
ballets hurtling around him. until he
had spsnt his last revolver shot, when
As fell to rise no more. The next mo-
nent he wss avenged by . giant Of
tie Gordon iifghiaaders. who plunged
his bayoaet through the Prussiaa Who
Nd killed he odlcer.
The Oaiiantfy Of the South LAnca-
sAi1e fsGinsnt was above all praise"
Veat o. the wounded man. The man
osr n which they charged the serried
ranks of the German infantry again
90 asaiA wAs worthy Of the highest
0O1itioas Of the regiment. Though
Dc uAlnA0 cot round them from ~
h1AA, tAsy nsver 1inchel A DaFty of
GDo1oooFO II Q close encounter aoooant-
- - - uhlsas. thensslvss lasiAg
uoly 90 man."
DEAD LIE IN GREAT HEAPS
OaaesoNesae Near Marine Lsteseo1 WITH
ThoSss~1s - corpese-
Mnhn - 0Ad1oA