The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Miss Anne Morgan, lust Back
From France, Describes e.
feet on French Soldiers.
HELP. OTHERS AS WELL
Feeling Of Personal interest
From Over Sea Gives SOL
diers Added Courage.


solder than q banssse e'' '''
Personal attention. the intimacy d.
velonsd h.,v..n ,,,,,.. .ns n.t,.nt az.
Neiopeo petWeen nurse anu pauent' are
sovs srsa tier, 'I ,So .e.D to s hi,
hospital care.
M,.s Anno N,orr.n Inn, r.o.r,,v ,..
1900 -. ,e.is. =, a. w..
,urneo from an inspecuo" VI ne .er-
dun pattie front and the various nos
pI.a' oases ma'n.ainea Sy .ns Hmcri-
phasised these two facts.
She is rather above the average height.
this active daughter OF noteworthy
n,nni,s. wa Sii' lily &c b,,,n .hs a.,,ns,.
TO wear.
She speaks rapidly. with much en-
,nusia.m put Few gestures. enunciauns
''a' "'s
's"e OF comfort Nue.
"If Americans could see the good that
In done by the iittIo comfort kitsr,
ala .h. .,t r.,,a,,,,.- ...I,. 90. Co
.' sne '.'o'ue' s's o"o .on
Vaiescent boy AT one OF the hospitals
laughing and crying over the bundle
and the little foolish toys that had
been sent acro., the sea. iu., for him.
..y seems ei,,o, .u, 81. .o,,,.r. o
e,,as No, os"n NJ, ,, seno wy so,u I
su.. nor pisying cards. owing 10 q
ssmessii ,hs n.,n u.s., ,ro,,a. an
nls.ssn, an,.rsSnris ,hn Rsnne,,,nan
ioye,-these are as much good as medi.
ain ,b. ho.n,,.,. .,on. "a. s.,,i.
front The nstients ar" ~ Two Linds
those who b.xs hssn ,iightiy
wounded tb.p wn,,id so, nax ~
send them back to the base hospitals.
and those so badly wounded that II
"'"'o 'e dangerous 10 move them'
weary Days OF Convsiescencs.
Here, within hearing OF the very
runa that mowed tbep down. those ~
az. a., -. -. -. a. ~ -.
the nrst class must spend their con
Naiescence. There may De everything
that In needed In the way OF hospital
euuIpmcnt. hut 49, DAYS drag 40
,,,,,, - -. a. s.., -, A.
"en 'no'o .os 10 10
How tho. soldiers would like game
or a knife or some plaything to help
Kill the. hours.
81 remember one big. cruel hospital
that o saw WHARF there r,,, ws' Every sur
vaiescence was actually retarded be.
cause they had nothing 20 occupy
their minds and keep them from
worry.
work the Americans ar. doing IL
nothing short OF marvellous. IL il
wonderful for them 10 feel that pco.
pie Thousands OF miles away ar. in.
tererted enough to think OF them,
and In many cases TO have come 20
France and do actual work In the
hospItak and ambulances for the
people who are not OF their own ma.
ton.
Letters Are Appreciated
Write letters TO these soldiers ana
not only To them but 10 the men In the
trenches ANA their families at home.
Letters make them quite crazy with
delight and tho Frenchmen ARE an
grateful that they nearly always find
Itme io answer them.
"a n.w nhase m soeIs, ..rvir. ts
on.nIng I'm as the DEAN rate in acme
,pyn. maLins necsssary n r.or,
gani..,io, - ii1e there Tsh.r. viii
80 o., ,.ousn MI, ,.iIi ,,nssi
.I.tI,Iiya o. ,hs.s yiIIag.s worIJne
wi,h the mayor' The cure The pIeSr"t
,hn s,h nrs1sc, and o,her tow, n,ncer.
inc sup Pn n, ,nn u o 49, 'o nt S s,,in
~, ~ Ieouiius ~ pphs,, .u Gums
ui ...r sns 80 in,,i.
IN" rIen ~ Ionu
OF me Aine, unu .nsIo "
80 nttIo I.u 'ape s' nS soon as
supplies are te.eINru, they arc TOT
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