The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-23

40 long rs they can break through our
lines" ga id n Young lancer who rcrciyed
u sword cut In the neck last Wednca
EdaN. They wore cut down ltke rip-
corn In harvest time. but they didn't
seem 10 mind IT at all. It VAS alwav,
lon' and or again, untii they could
stand u no lonser and thcn others took
their place.
They attached LOT Of importance 70
'mhssed artillery ire. ana FOR hours ali
their guns seem to play ON ono littlA
spot OF our limo uril The din ana tho
noise and tho scrcochiug or the shtll.
overhead becomes 80 terrible that Won
feel as II It would be- a relief To cry
tout.
Tho effect on tho nerves Is terrible
ana suppose II is intended 10 shat,cr
tho nerves of our men. only the strong
est can stand II FOR lynr and inoat Of
ns found II best 10 stun our ears with
cotton WOOL or tear up our handk,r-
chiefs Tor tho same purpose
"Noipc seems 10 count Tor n lot n,i,b
the Gerrnans, for their cavalry hayo r.
trick Of laundering along lu :. way tina,
IN" horses toois make the most awful
ain you ovnr heard. A.yine tho imnrcs-
SION that the whole earth rs shaking hc-
meath their tread .\ddcd 10 that thcr.
are Mo wild uncanny .nouie which they
indulge In.
'.rhe, arc ordi,e ,. t.
or Shouting to SHIFT tic British troops.
and expect they VIII change ,hclr
tactics soon
one Of tho chcsbrcs sho, In both
legs scomcd az the IDEA OF our men DO.
"a" 'O' '''''s' - '"''r 'aaN
You rhould have econ tho mob ~
'huehins' cheering comrades that saw
US on from camp on 1huIsdpy." br
Innc o,,,I', MS" ""Wn -hc"t'eI -.
al no mn h. No., ',H w. Wv NUN
,bo,n ihcs, "a ,,.,nt,' ~ ~, "'
,rbc,,.s ,I,,, rs ',iTt'N'.
.., '''' 'c''
~" i"s 'Noil reason TO hr
! ,,!.i,,.uu -. lo' .ni"NV%. dec'arcd IN ar
,'' ,'.'"' 'i'N i"uIHt I'Nc u'it
it""l '''S' L" i'Si "ud whoever saws a
tce,,mo,,fiI to ,'',m ne ~ YOU Want =
German pr!sonors
no..
,,.,d -" NY 'Ic'V corner an0
,.,t,,,o,, "'lVsi.ipS o' "ctiN" serve"
rorrn6 ,ncit -. ~ ~ '"'S were
80 . "E - WI "uuS' you can
- 80" az. '''t INC Germans
,b. $50 ~ """s' aii"'
'N'''"N """ ""'S"e"
never hhd time to think" OK
'"'"c' l'antaSh!'e fusilicr. '"lh.
.'t'i''hS di"n give us much time Tor
mat ana we didn't want time. either
We were 20 busy picking of the enemy
INC last sight ! caught OF tho Ger
mans 'hcI' was a Suuadr"n 81 lanccra
n'' n"" pc'i' caught M tho open, and
nfu 'Ncr ON" or their horses shot
""Wh hey Iay There behind ram
'"I' Oh "c"h mon aud h"rsca. doing "a
"utn oa'"'s" az they could with their
3 chrtiNcS. whle our artillery and in
1870 NcP' pouring icaH mt" them as
''S' as 'htN c"uid. guess they hadn't
'""'h '''n' ior 'hlnNins, either"
Tho mistakc the G".-ians make"
said a scots Gray. "ls in assuming that
( YOU can 20 on forever taking no notice
Of your butchcr, blll. Men arc no,
/ built mat way. and Some ~ ,bn,n -,
Tic German machine viii break down
because the men who work II make no
allowance for the limitations OF 0csh
| and blood"
Another man sa,od. "e,ra NJ ar
/ who Yas l,,,,ti,o - -, 80 w"
youn,jnJ Cicr,n,n 49,, n ', 20 .
to Mons ON SUNDAY Aro,hor .,on,c,,
'undcr mo 10 Iich, a cir,rot,o ,;,sn
| btlIlc; struck hin, ~, re- ,,,,,o
| ono hand viii have 10 como orc
/ Among the wo,tndcJ ia :. ,er.oa,,
gunner. who has been no tadiv in
/ ,urrd in the JAWS that he canno, sneak
! lie wrote on nnJ am ti. L- ,,',
! following nccnu,,t or ,ir n>,,a.io,o-
The Eleventh. Jtirtv-so,ou, .nd
/ Thirticth were at Tournni and German
J shells fell like rain. Soon the Eleventh
| had only ono officer lief,
''i was ON the flank with my gun
| and fred eixtv rouuds g., ro, -,
utca, hut We wanted support. AMI could
moi got It. II was about 200 ,crrliab
/ trying /" save q nauk against Should
SAY. $4,000. rs fast as you shot them
down more came
yo,, ~ , i"r 'hS.r aer9plancs their guns