The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
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clUdas this grin epic of mo6seA v0f'
with . picture ot the sistsrs Of Char
ity.
Wfth his ceaeaay. the Ninstssaths
the ssrgoant fosoA himself h trsoch
near, Foatsaov where the co0Aiek
raged fiercely, day and night. Aftsr
fivs days OF furious fighting. his com
pany was sent hack for T. short rest.
while fresh troops piled 'into the mud
filled trenches into which . dull.
leaden rain vas dripping.
Like caricatures fashioned Of mud.
suddenly ca1led to life. We hobhaod
wsarily out Of the holes where. ve
haA lived snder q he'll Of burstiag
shells. seesing hame and nauseous
gases for days." he writes. I'VE were
relieved by other troops, who sa'sts1
- ~ they Passed.
IN the trenches ~ crouch, while
man infantry play over us-as& alas,
on us. Overhead the mooa' struggles
about IN the clouds, for the rain has
ceased httle. while mad stseoks Of
white night whisper their vey iron
the 0ernan trenches and ts1cA sone
wheeo along our. hne. II . moment
there - . screaming sheaf vhero the
light was. and W. know inst some Of
OUT oo0rades haRsn answered FfaAce's
laoe oan.
~ were nst pa1iAe aseA attsn-
t6oa 70 aaythAs after' tvo Aoufs ok
this. We tuss fred whso tsad. TAaa
sa1osaly at daybreak tAs 0erna1s
esDs. Fifty yards swsy We ssw
then. IN the strsakJ hight that bssh.
eas the sun ~ these 0Sse lands. nsy
eaae like solid blocks wASch wsre ~
chimes. W. nred-my 0sd! We 1ssl
i.to their 1aces. snA they stretched
cut dead. But tAey came on, some.
times shsufine. asmstines pumne w
beat then With tie butt endA a. eur
nuskets - ~ seabbed then w1kl
our bAyoaeeA h was horribh.
I'VE weeo sgAoasted from k1a11ng
Then eo0o The seSer to aba0du0 tn
trenches. There we're 20 many tAsr<
who woul4 nsver hear that order. and
others who cried out wheA they fDand
they coHiA not crawl away from those
msn, Who kept on coming aud coming
They lo0ked horrible b. the new light
with their stubby. dirty faces; theil
tight sniforms of the color of the
earth.
Il walked six miles to Vfc-sur-Aisne
10 the big hospital. My way was alone
the pathway of the fire which hat
been there . short time before. Every
where death and desolation. How
France suffers! There were tears II
my eyes, aaa they were not tears o.
pain. ma Detits.
AT vic-surAfsne the surgeon there
after treating me. sent me, With 9th
era. 10 . sanitary train at the statioa
of villers-C Cotterets, 20 miles away.
TOR II days now I am hero. vi
an are comfortable. We have tAs q
tsada1ce Of the best physisiana b
Havrs, and ws have, sbovs all. TN
oaso Of the Catholic Sisters Il CAassey
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eASsls Of earth? OF Infinite 0ssAasa
are they. without ssntimsatalfty, q
Elected ssasibility. 30 I have eesl
tAs0 whsrs asath and Asetlaetisu
abssndsd, an1 20 I So then hsrs-
tAo ss0e. n these womsa eoo 1nA
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