The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-05

have been made by the Injured british
and Hclgian soldiers nov reco,crius
In Euslish hospitals a young lu1co
corporal OF ihc Kings Royal rifles.
who Be- recovering from "a bullet wound
iu bic Knee owes his hfe to 20 cruci-
itN which hc picked up iu an empty
house where be was billctcd. s
stroueo Impulse compelled him to pick
uu The gruciflN and put iu his hay-
crsacN.
During an -cug1ecmcnt I'd few days
later many OF the |corporals com
lldcs were killod by outlets which
Wctr almost spent The young cor.
pofHi was ht boz the knee and later
found Nhcn taken to a hospital that
% of tho spent bullets had also
pAsscd completely Ihrouah his hatCr-
sack, bat had been DETECTED from
bis bod, by the crugifx. ou. of the
arms OF which had Droa broken Oft
by the bullet.
Private ". Hinton of the First Easi
lauucrs poses as the huckics, man
iu the army he was hlt by three bull
lets wl,niu q minute without serious
iniur; one bullet uattened five
rounds of ammunition Boo his nelt.
Another smashed the mtguzine OF
Dis rifle and o. third passed through
his cap.
a .cttcl from uuo of the Royal ,u-
slnccI- describes the remarkable
pluck ot Lieutenant E. pottinecr OF
rcdmoulh. Pottuecr ANA his section
were attempting to blow up "a bridge
#A.H.H. HH. HHLL. Inn al - f
the section retired. Lacutcltut pot
iiuEcr ana "a saFptr remained n,-
hind Co Light On, fuse The charge
dld not explode. The slpper thea
fired Ten rounds OF ammunition GO
the charge Nltboui success. Pottlu-
ger then said. 'Il make tho thing
go OFF, he SHOOK hands with the
sapper aud walked Goo the brid2,
There Doe put the muzz.e Of his rec
Volycr into The charge ana fired an
siN gIfirIuE's. Even hen the cnUrlo
did not co uIi tud the men had tu
flee leaving The bridge intact. ~ the
charge had -uue olf the young Heu-
tenant would hJE, disappeared .um-
plcicly. but tlo approaching Germans
would have been robbed of am cas-.
entry into the allies territory.
ouc nf The Officers OF the Inflated
Greasy which HHs suns Dos German
submarines Hls severely Injured on
the head. hId Doth his legs broken
and his feet crushed 1s he was thrown
into th, alr ug the explosion o..
body was sucked under the water uy
,ho sinking cruiser. but va. Picked
up hS on, uf tine rescue ships
T~wcuty-four hours altetu ara. tbu
injured officer ropaiucd cons. business
Hud hIs first words were "Ar, we
dow u-hclrtcd' No'"
s sergeant cog the i.uo was made
auJutdIi for his c%uolncss and 1artort
300 enc ut IA, cngagcmcuts Iu LDr-
rtlh' with three men tlr sergeant
vts sent across au open field to at-
tract 90 fire OF ia, Germans sn Che,
colonel could tell where tho enemy s.
trenches wrr and what their p%rolabl,
stNcugth was 8 hail ot bullets Was
directed at the four men. They made
thoIr way tp a small farmhouse where
they -liued up GOA a tile root .ai
from tho shelter of 30 Gimme began
firing ar 3d., Germans AuEcrod 1y
hc impudcu,, of ,Hc four soldiers the
Germans directed ou, col, their bate
ter.es 30 the house and RACED o.
MY smJrtcst patrol leader BIS -ul.
Che colonel remarked. is hc saw th,
0uildiu- urumhlr tn, three utElto4
were no more DUt lhe little |srrscsu,
Nas soon seen running across. the
field toward his command when
the sergeant arrived oreltairs. at
headquarters rhc colonel assDd with
mock severity why he did uo. Stay
t0 continue the fire.
'sDrry. EN-. but tho p.es ksd
my hous, down., wds the rcplt.
Horrible as the experience OF th,
refugees from Loutain. MaIlure Ante
Hcrp and psteud have been, ,mace
mas Mot been entirely lost iu fHa wave
OF agous and sorrow wh.gh tho war
has brought TO English shores Dull
Wieh was the scene of a wedding two
days after tho falI OF Detcud Vb..b
Joined the fortunes of Two lI.kless
wanderers who fled Tor .ck- before
the on umlng German.
When Brussels was about Goo u ta-
ken the bride became separated from
her father and mother jus' con .nc eve
Of her marriage. The entrance Of
rho Germans upset AN wedding ulaus
adi the young girl found her aa1ss
"a feH days later among refugees al
MaHues They driftcd with friends
into Antwerp and nuail, .auu their
to Eugiaud Not being allp 90
communicate with her parents the
young woman decided o. marry even
10 her relatives could MOI attend -ht
w,ldin- The mayor and m4EYress
OF CambcrWcll houorcd the Young
couple with their presence at the we'd.
ding and the Weddings guests aere
other refugees who had SHARED the
h|ardships of the contracting parties
900 their flight from Belgium.
Failure uf Germany t0 exhaust De-
supply ot petrol .s attributed by WRIT