Deming graphic., 1917-11-23

notice 10 any part ot the front The
Wr Keep five complete Red I"o
. ram- here and at one other pain
D always ready to 90 where thc.p !
ana attack. The general staff ,all
OIL, up IN the office when there ~
attack. giving u- the location loi H.
Red Gross trains aud hl the tou
ihr wounded are DIRE, ed. thei. Il,
tro-- train is there to bring rhcn
to the base hospital tar hphihd u-
We have field hospital at thi- polar
where emergency dressings ~,
made. The Red Gross trains haN.
specially iIttcd car- with -wiusIu
COTS Each carry their own Il. tor
and nurses.
Our regiment carrie It's un
u'Id hospital We have our own
corps of dor'or- and nurse. oirc
doctors and twenty nurse. All mr..
are always with a. and have bcy.
since We left Chicago All .,r..,
'a~c- of course go to the base hp
hI1ul al -. 90 miles nshrd
u~. We have our own ambulance.
We have five or -iN men a, ,hr bose
hospital now We have our mrn I..
Gated at drtioreu, point ou lho line
1u' the heodWartcr~ stain q. n-
called here We live a. good u cg.
be expected Of course we don't
nave e.e-, sugar, butter. etc.. on,
meat and vegetables. No meat. cv-
cent beef and mutton. but It's mi,hD.
good. wholesome food. It, little.
hard alright. bu, have mo- com
pIant alway, figure if it i, r.ct
only sacrifice hall have to make
! VIII b" happy The war will b..
over ny spring We .hall be- hlcl
by next fell at the latest. The ,r.
barge will win iJ think Wilson
- the biggest man We have ever ha5
| have changed on several oue-t.,r~.
| used 70 argue with You that che,
crown Prince wonld eventually ear
lurr Ih'~ city. bui have also
changed my mind oil that. He +.
very TAR from 1t now. and he lon -i>-
u 1--we divisions dead before he pa,c.
II M. He ruined wonderful CITY.
but he never took il, though I'll
drenched the valley with blood. I
Gra'cyards dot tins country by II, 81
hundreds. 4 little wooden cro,
w'lh httle French m,crip io1
Mort au Champ D'honncour"-
Dead "u the field of honor" ;uI
The, are seen by the thousand, ..,
every turn. Noble Franc @ surely
saved civilization The world will
kncri IN thank -omo lav 20 the
brave little army o' Franc and ,hc
mighty British Navy. One c.ulI
hardly read about the great mirarl,
'n lhc Mainc and study the .,r,-
-riic part u that battle wi'nor,
Ilhcr believing in q God or b,li.,-
ns HAT Providence alvey, +, ON the
'ide Of right ! have walked owe,
."c ground on that first Marine a,,d
u was not great baulo-onk 4
hundred thousand m.n fell d. re
mt The world will Learn how il was
won some day. How the Fr,u,.
General Jofir., co-operalin. witt
mall handful Of British, compl ,,lv
and outwitied the G r
nam Won kluck and led him ,fr.,p..
ut" trap. Only 100000 soldier.
nfhed back over u million lud 4
All Germans. and held them. . ,d
'ar~ and ihe world was saved. Ger
ian confidence and Officers drum!
lih their own importance. forgot
bat brains were necessary. nte ,.,o-
er ~ q hotel in the city OF ----
mere we first camped. and M
he same hotel where the Crour
llnce ate when the Germans took
he town without resistance in 1871.
e STAYED there two nights with h.
'aff. He failed to stop on hi. re-
lfn' They never destroyed that
'wn as they figured they would
'me day return.
F.. II. DUDLEY.
eadquariers Staff, Thirteenth En-.
gineers Railway, Somewhere IN I
France. Via New York.