The Glenwood post., 1914-10-03

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At ths railway stations thsy are a.
ways greeted With cAesrs. anA nonsy.
sewers and delicacies ass sAowsred
o. them.
Il was at Mons On the bridge across
the canal there. right in the thick Of
It," said . young infantryman. 1T
was there that I got this bullet in
the thigh. But l got the chap who
did it.
We did not have much shelter
where Was. We just had to do the
best We could. The fre was fright
fully heavy, but you know they can
not shoot for toffee. and waste an aw-
full lot Of ammunition. The artillery
are the best but even they can't shoot.
It's numbers that does it-n0thing
else.
As soon - We shot one iot down
another came uD. That's what hap
psned all the time. Their losses
must be enormous.
Shoot" contsmptsously echoed .
big infantryman. whoes head vas
swathsd In baAdases Germans shoot!
Why. they could not hit this station
at . thousand yar1s-"
osrmsas Like 0sesssias Ram.
The GsrnaAs we're like . great. btg
battsrins RAM" said anotAss. "TAsy
~ not sssn to mind how many were
k1llol, aAA soosG1Des tASlr nsa wers
s1noay thrown sway. Al oas Diaes ths
0ssoaa infaatsy allsl ~ strssts aAd
vsrs sinDly moved Sewn by sss ssas.
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nye1 q Watssise easFis1 o0ssrs.
FiFsG of sll. thocs wke were abls 70
valk were assisteA - aligAt what
svsr their pain. tAsy 1isguiss1 q by
smiling. anA several vses soskiaG
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boaAagss: otAsFs wore onnSs. Many
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witA s1Dslittsa ~ s0ssRs vSeos
iajarsss vses ~ ssvses were $1,000
- taxicabs. notoF-cafs. cd Dsevats
onnibaoeo.
Thea the stretchsr brigade taFAsd
NJ aGtsation 70 the omosss wh0 r.
NAMED In the wards" Of the train.
Pillows and blankets were placed on
de strstchers, and q pfocesuioa hled
Up the platform and entered the train.
The first omcer brought out was
reading . newspaper and smoking .
cigarette. The next man, too. was
smoking. His injury was to the leg.
A third had his knees drawn up. All
except one were looking CHEEKY.
Ambulance wagons and buses were
waiting. and one by one the wounded
were placed on beds and driven to
the hospital.
Al In Best u Spidts.
The 4. A. n. c. and ambulance
corps were still engaged In tsading
0o iajureA ofhcsrs wAsa . ssoo0A
tfaan. plasesred with red eFeeses. raa
u q H. aAJoininS Dlatfoe8.
0og1 tAs soldiers were Aosking oat
q ~ carriages. The arse group to
wan 70 tAe cars nestly wore slinSs-
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fuApel Into the buses with tie frfski-
neae e 0eAoo boys.
Oo0e q ~ wounded. however. were
noee ea4asasly injured. oos naa lAy
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rss& o. tAe grosnl for so0e t1ne. and
4 lpokoe G1n0ined hin - felt hls
palss. I--
O4Aors, too weak - 0oso mech,
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vitA Q nlAinsA 4 inooavsnSsoes.