The sun., 1916-11-05

not believe that the members OF Section
Y will lose any of their native ways, at
titudes or tastes. They VIII remain just
as American as over. W NY 'n'! ''Hi
rylt for - IAN If American tobacco ~ n
box of cigarettes that comes from the
states. when such u rare and appreciated
article does turn up. and papers ana
,uagszinrs from home are sure to go the
rounds. finding themselves ~ length or
English reading soldiers in the trenches.
never could understand the grip that
the game Of baseball seems To- possess.
but It holis e" some Of the men .berS 81
IN, section with a cruel ~perttuacity. 'ne
very DARK night Il few days ago Two ot
H. wcr. waiting at an advanced postc
lie s.cours. The rife and artillery re
was constant. illuminating rockets shot
into the afr. and now and then on" could
distinguish the heavy, duh soar of a Line
~ ~toruille decorating in the trcncheS.
WA IN all its .ngrossing details Was
very g -. suddenly NY friend turned
tn me and with q sigh remarked: dee!
Wish knew how the Red SnN were
making ut
ndrr Fire ut N-rdun.
iirnt, Sh,,nam In MS chapter The
:, tiur at Ncrluu' has the knHck of
making o. i.ulcr visualize tho things
that re h ELF has lived through. in
the follow ing
~ CAV" Us Ittu"r = wrc'rA I" leaN"
Utnt-a-M uussun. The section had been
pIlrtercd there since APRIL, l'l". and We
We" attached to the quaint town and
tho friends ", had made Tn" morniu
az our departure was warm and clear.
Walking along the convoy. witch mad
tnrrncd ~ thr road before our villa. ann"
tnr pu,lus and SHork hands with each
conductor. VA I"Noir. monsieur 'Au
rrNoir l'au, Bonnie chance. Pierre
W hook = last lr'k AT the town which
hnl sheltered W. at th' scene of the most
dramatic moments of our lives. Above
tie 'raric silhouette If = hudllc at ruined
houses rose I = grassy SLOPES OF the great
Idse crowu.d L., the Bots lie rr"tIe. the
losy N r1lne MIST ncry 'ift'ng from the
shell shattered trees. a golden sun poured
down y s%prtuglik" radiance. suddenly a
gr'u, cloud Of grHy'sh white smoke rose
over the haGgrrd wood and melted
slowly away Iu the uurthctSi wind an
iusttut Lt'.r o trN'rU"ihuur boom zig
nd.,! the r>pl i~luI ui a. ln.uv boo the
tr'3oh,~. r 'ru wts y shril' whistle,
our Lieutenant ii'scd hi haud and the
convoy SWING down ia" road to Di.u-
l,utrd "Au revuir. les Americans 80
cri"d "ur friends. \ lttl" mud stopped.
hldc h"lnrt"d handful. the, waved TO US
tll We turned the corner A revolt.
,s Au.rirain- o"
We left ront-t- Mous-pn imagining that
our section Vas tn iuI a months re-
pairing ant tnh"iItr II TN, military
-, '"r park. but aS ~" came toward Is
oar opinion changed W." began I" pass
~" iit'l III" Of %tru"i's' many of them the
k'.,k. 'l,d tr"ulcs Il attauIc. bail ucckci
10 IJv"s and why. nm featured Arabs
\ reg men, was halted at a CrusSroai
some of Ut men h,'t taken OIL their
Jackets ana huns them t. "a "eam oi a
way sac ciu'4hN hhfd ny III " I'l"
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