The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
Artillery Duet.

Artillery Duet.
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sprang. jumped and ran. Noleys
cracked. u were heard through
the most dificult wire FENCES. cut nown
by our artillery hre. our hovs rusned'
fred. threw themselves to the GROUND.
started again and TOOK position atter po-
sition. The artillery OF the enemy ne
came silent-only out or the trenches
near the ridge came vol'ey aiter Noney;
hut these trehcnes were ! : ,"Nen, :.
over the ridge u soldiers disappeared :
Trembling with excitement. We
watched the keen attack. A few min
utes z the slope was covered with
scrambling. climbing men, and now II
lay deserted in the afternoon sun. But
alas, those still. gray spots on the green
hillside were those who had given their
lives and their blood or the fatherland.
The grooming of so many wounded MADE
us SILVER. and with Jumps In our throats
and wet eyes we watched the Red Cross
column appear out OF a ravine. They
vent from body to body, Many they
had 10 leave-death had been instan-
taneous Others they covered with their
cloaks: many were carefully lifted on
s~tretchers and carried down into the
rayine.
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spectacle a"d''eu 10 ~ ~
wounded rriend ana Zoe, were n,ns =.
the green grass or s,t''hs asa,"s.
sloping ground WINE ooe'ors I" uas
were busy panuae'hE Mounus u ~ ~
derins all possioie assIsta".I w w,
long file or waning wagons WIN ~ rev
crosses couid take eacn wounueu ma
to a safer pace III care u" :" W" "e
served.
Then suddenly IN ,ne iish' o. n ,a"'
ing sun word passed IRON up 10 up
like a wave it rolled through the lines
I'VE have been victorious aons .he
whole 'front.' From oPatow'ce 10 'hs
Dukla pass the enemy was peaten ana
retreating In full hisht Ihe river pun"'