The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

fer OF his activities to the Gcrman|
side. AFTER "a tWcuty-rour hour stretch
Of hard work he was ordered 10 retire
by night to Gram. At 3 u'ClOCk IA the.
morning he "A reached an estate \
mites from that point aud there he de-
Dided to rest uutil daylight. When
p%rcparing to- resume his journey the.
following morning he found the stable
yard ruiz OF Russian cavalry horses
some of them wounded. \ Russian
soldier Informed aim that Gram had
been captured by the Germans early
In the morning n that they were APP
pruaching less than two miles away
He made n hurried exit southwark
Through sand dunes where Napoleon.
lost his transports on the retreat from
MuscoN. t'ntil I o'clock'n the after
noon. when he reached new Russia1
positions he was between the hostile
lines uncertain as to the location OF
either army.
NJ another time the German ,iyalf,
broke through the Russian LINES be-
fore ilurd was aware of the fact ANA
had cui his field telephone. They
passed his operating ba~o. evidently.
believing his capture assured ON Their.
return But the American doctor huT-.
N|fN~'h nus IhlN'H anu WIN MS flfluN"
ing fore" made a break Tor The rctir-
ing Russian army The Grrmad.
turned a battery on him tud with
shells bursting all around HIM he SAL
lnpod his teams over ~, crest OF - mn.
and eventually madt hi V1, tu stf,t.
Dr. iIuru works ,ustumaillS about %
mile back ut the trcnchcr Iu Iiu, With
the light artillery and iu front uf aud
under the hcavy batteries
n believe the Russian soldier TO be
IN, best "a the world. hc said. on q
recent yisii to Pctrugt,d his third
brief absence from the trenches Ia
more han a ear The Russian Is al
~fsiaiist rs absolutely fearless willing
10 attack under any conditions aud Sl
expert with the hayuu,' hs %iaturtv
weapon. am convinced nat the
Gcrmhns lost twenty men tu our one
on IA, retreat last summer
n new form uf trench bomb nIl'di
with am t,il mat acts liz, NIfIul l~i
thu" last element We have %" contend
with. The effect h. fatal u the fumes
ate inhaled and the least ,re,t il ~
produce total aud permanent hl.ud-I
pes, These bombs a., nr'd 1T CLOSE
range and explode on contact From
n To- seven men are cu-Diru Wh"f"
the explosion u,CIts among men uu-
protected los rcspIratuts pft"u tG"
men nave not time 9" adjust th'it r'
piraiors iu time To oscnp'
"a remarkable thing that / have ""-
served - the ldu Der ui eases uf frozen
feet among German %prl.uncrs Wh'c y
have Nrt fo treat The nrst RUSSIAN 'ut
trouble The reason - that the
G,inanr wear close ui.ug boots
while ia, RUSSIAN nuut is lnrt' ana Ia
place uf socks hc winds his feet 100
yards lt wooden cloths 'fh' boots are
W~at,i-iEht one seldom ipds q RUS =
siur soldier with Wet feet Nuothcr
th. Gusslau trcrch's are deep
,nurgh and wide cuuu-h tnni th' m'u
meas stand ana move about 'r''n'h-
due "a, ,rampcd positions ana
o. purcd revelation. . uH auovu
lriuIr our soldiers
go Insist upon rigid j.~l.pliu, tu uN
CORPS ui assistant. and thtuush q sss
ton. Of packing and haudliur which !
huN. I.,I-,'. ! .au "r'lI camp ana
Uc On 90, Dt,., thIu twenty Iut's. 7
ur ( ,nl UliIuucf aud begin tu opera
q. tthiu Ten minutes upon arrival
The ualN ,tbrr American ruffUDu
ut The 10, an front Is Malcolm GROW
r,c".p udr surgeon OF tr' TwcnN
urst Flynn column with another
"a .s.tu ta