The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10

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nuno ly como Of the
s611s chose enough
81 - ~ )kepn on their
: WI IL, s css.,lns on
q ~ kfo1od. Then one
fSi3 n che trench
tto - Got % ~. ] fell on
7l@o ~ tS4 trench. fell back
- - bottom. and nearly broke
'5oek = doing 20. The GER
{k7SSm6 n Bursting broke my
iSE r1Ght under the knee.
- kigo l3ches Of the tibta got
|Ss2oI "a with the aesh from
S>kjlSs 10 the anRle. LEAVING
\ S4ef o. she bone naked. an
F@o3e wound. they LETT me
trS6 "a me. At last when
y <Ssrnans got repuised they
N no 10 the ambulance
~ UoiHR 10 be operated on a
56n1 n me. a piece OF the bone
1SR1 ~ 1Sd. II n going TO be re-
- Then when the wound -
y my are going to graft
~ Houe from some animal
NC upi the piece missing:
NJ Ie ID kept In - CASING OF
11ifoT With an opening TOT
5a1i4 the wound. You WIN
4GIf 3 what have suffered In
Nj 6nchea since last wintsr,
11Iot understand where ! tot
{Sv Is be able TO endure 90
" Z: ynfnery. I cannot move
~ Sd. and even II every
~ I6ea I'll right win not be
81 ~ walk before six months
q ~ bs.p removed from the
IN 10 (deIeted) then 10
1{Stad) the9 20 (deieted), where
IH d6xed 1of like q prince by
Y IDGmne8 EfancaiseA~ We are
u "a drink what We like.
~ III Try 70 get the papers
1kpG91 me. II - very kind o.
g q Win hslp me te keep the
onir your letters while In the
SSS1. bocause they do not dis
S1fo anything eiae- The. rest.
!. S4pcela 70 distributed to US
~ a. our places Of rest.
<R&n spoke about Bread
xfs vas Abiding to the Ger
n VAT bread. made OF a little
r ana bran with plenty OF po-
oeS. they call that bread
|SGa KarfolHel Brod. or bread
= Ours II not so bad In
I. it - only wheat and rye :.
- naked and nourishing. but
a always give u TO US ten days
s .s;lo9 so I, 1 mu IL i ~ %, Z daE
~ Ok coffee, n quart OF wine.
- "a tea, soup and lots OF
Y. I.atoly we had asparagus.
81 potstoos, spinach. green
1907 new carrots and tur-
N oordtneR lots Of devilled
fKoeS1 and Jam. We are
f'ffo6 III the trenches. Lots
|o1IoWs had not half OF that at
~ would not believe II, but
- last winter we had hardly
%oltksv out OF 500 men. No
h0i1 fever, only a few cases
II VII not drink sterillzed
~. The water II polluted
I1uhsre- We have 20 be care
I1 n@vx lots az ..deafs." The
l0n explosives are very
I313, They throw what we call
S1lp0s Well. Il looks like Y
r q r )Iot N feet long, loaded
tdAl16 and sand. IL IL
M krench. the trench
xt6Npe nxS tvtzted,
6@x turns like senA
81 s e g sss 1 sssH Ts ssn
az .SRss : sSoasss sarone
r.. The box II fastened
WITH lots. Of wire and a
~ tihae fuse. This they
~ T|1th their bomb throwers.
4 - them come. too. One
~ 2GuA fn1l near my trench
I'm became deaf. got
II 1nnkep though was more
IA ~ yards away.
DYCfy day We discover q new
~ u destroy each other.
AA1IWb nee the end OF IL
" - hest Preach youth has
.kfe0 Now Il - the turn
fied men We see already
36k6a az cripples In the
~ many very young, not
years old. and crippled
{ 11s. Ana the poor blind and
= l5ogrSble TO- 80. All the
~ y sn1o0 are in the trenches or
|l11 Y AmnunitiOus. In the
3n94t the women and old peo-
Y lR6fk hard making the war
Y won't let 60. II We did
& ~ ~ the doom Of France.
y 1hno4 perfsh. Though II
nfptty bad. we shall have
80 1fGnce Is regenerated by
Mr.. Paris has become a
|21t6n city. The soldiers re-
y ~ there IN . God Almighty.
26Do they DO not forget II after
~ Nns. ask every day In my
6tof0: Jesus protect Francei