The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
Special cor-esSostsncs to TVS scx.

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10 mat paper that the novelists have
written their Impressions. Extracts
IRON their follow
We have seen the great Serbian re.
treat across the old gray mountains "
Montenegro and Albania we have wit
messed the martyrdom Of an army. and
w wish to God that England could
realise all that her ally has been called
upon to endure-not only in bodily an
euish. nut In spiritual torture. for Ser.
MA mas a her hour In G.thsemar" {:
she has cried out in her despair thai she
has been forsaken both by God aud
hers mas been u very agony and bloody
sweat. and now she lies In the dlst---thc
victim. the sacrifice.
Tier women and her children. her
towns n her peaceful village homes.
are IN the hands Of cruel and merciles-
toes' and the men who made ny the Ser
biai army. the men who v gone Into
exile. do not know. have 10
idea what fate has befallen their moth
ers. their wives. their sisters. They are
mercy aware that they are prisoners.
''"ses Ns"s"ss "e''eSs'
vs. rode with the second army ever
since the nrst days Of the retreat. for
though our mission. the FIRST British
Field Hospital for Serbia. severed IL,
connection with the second army ~
Prot. when our hospital had 10 he
a, n few hours notice owing
to the critical position of affairs. We our
selves determined to follow the fortunes
Of the army instead Of retreatlug with
our mission to Krusheva,z.
Write Of US rs YOU md Us. cried
Jean Gworsditch. the aidr-de-
camp OF the STAN. Ride my chargers
see what YOU will see
W took him at his words man
brave as a lion himself. a n.au who had
fear that his peop'. would disgrace
themselves even III ms black hour and
We can mos, truthful! affirm that The
discipline prevailed during the ter
r.ble march across the mountains ana
officers and men alike d'splaytl
tin. creates, ouraS patience and en-
d%ufancc
The retreat Mas. however. all agains,
the vii. Of the army. The soldiers could
understand why they were b,iHv
20 abandon tIsi" country. the
y, o,Io,y.d "a siye u. III, 10 tho rusm,
20 strike a last and desIe:ate blow -
setb'as defence.
The failed 10 realize that II 80
''.t-rlv ont Of IN .o"" nf 81 sad
n.sled forces 20 fsht the hord.s -
men ~ho w.rs pou lug Int; tn" COUNT
n al sides German. AUS VAN am
pu!Sariau troops had be.n '.t .oose upo'
Sc: bia. l. was = case 81 ~ q. aga ~,
- st
$50. 600 a'i,d t-o,". We. not y. Sa-
Serbia was indeed IN the tolls.
NJ .,,d.,rs an no, understand tn.
.rH. nr'.tt.,l s',ur,.,r Nas beyond h.i
COMPREHENSION. r., flags to WELDON.
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cnun,,y T1,ay DIM, realized that
,bar, =. r.,s xe-n irving 10 Save the
nm, ,,cm ,o,ai destruction bJ, that IL
h.vonJ ,he ,orer OF man 20 save
80, ZION conquest,
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annu.y .,S ,iant,v the horrors OF
vs. 80, a. insxn,.ssihl, feeling
" So, 49, i,sJ and III, physi-
o amb sni ri,ua, MISERY,
W. eP'., all, army ro,d FOR
,ne.e va . ,nr.S. van shor, for the
~ 1,b,. ~ cnurse va. ONLY TO be
consIder,nv the audiences of
ra,r..t anS ,hs amaz,ur difficulties
e hr, =, ,s had for man and
.ch s,~a~vInr--to seel the
'as. -, ,nrvsr day after dsy
80 ish
NJ. n.s .S, au+bori,is. gave the
,ne nrnn,i.. ,h.. %n,en,, n, food
hos' n Ia s,rag !. vou,a bs aWattIny
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@ n.n,,d u. ,sacheJ and their
,aN frozen bodies would he warmed
..,iaIS diving men struggled 10 gain
la town starving horses wer. dragxed
m rho .,een ascent. bu. when We finally
,,.iv.a az, Andrsavitz II Was only TO
..,i,ze that t,ere was no food for the ,
,rmv no forage FOR the beasts. The
hcrrsd Tor bread, but there was