The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-06
DOUGHNUTS FOR
AMERICAN DOUGHBOYS
ApJr. srARsoARp TELLS OF
SALVATION ARMY WORK
FRANCE
A STORY FROM THE FRONT
Returned sANa,lsnls, Describes tN'
perlsnees q American salNaiien'
,su In ths Nuts ana Trenches

nave fNltlNtN NNN AiNA'f'
aermeni from military officers from
General l'crshing down The oiicc7
manifest The tact that thcf believe
IN us and arc glad that uc orc do.as
what We can TO mako ths i'i 81 ne
soldier easier. General rcrsAing haf
called a. some 81 our hus in Dts in'
spcsllons and 81 each case has ev
pressed his pleasure 40 iAc c'oanh
moss. the eencrM Arrangement O,
ihlnes and The facilities 80 hAre
provided cor ne boys
Before the American iroops BEGAN
70 move % the sgpFari o, The kri
ISL and FrcnoA lines NC had ioa-
teen Auis In fun operation along ish
frout grouped a. follows -Four Auis
well hack o. the frine lines 20 he
trAlnins camp conducted by teo o.
three persons each, four huis vel
IN toward the front also conducted
hy two or three persons ave huts
closer SIN 70 The frlne line. each IN
charge o, one salvation Amy Oh
Ger, and the headquarters hut q
Lieutenant Cclone' Baker A. Llgny
en- RArrios. Attached 20 the heaa
ouartcr are a number q men uho
are duving automobiles and dsiTio
uiins supplies among the hats. and
other workers are scattered tAroueh
out the field or assigned 70 vAriasf
huts.
We have No; a. much % report On
the religious side o. our work as ]
would Ike. The reason 'or iAis Is
that our time has been % complete
" occupied viiA other absolutely
necessary work N addition % his
Il Ia most difficult under cXistus
conditions 90 follow % an end The
Impressions made a. our mcotings
You see. the meetings are ho'l 10
the bic rooms who're the bows have
been playing games. and hotrng he
piano and YicirolA music and catins
and smoking ana writing IUitrs and
taking and SINGING. etc A-~ourt
We hoh mctilnrs tuicf a week And
sometimes moro frequently. o. soan
As We pronounce thc honrdicuon and
TIE mct,ne is orr- ne Dali Acs5mu
PLAY room aga.n
Tht lnfutnss O. TT No-ss-t
Ra, lu me siy IA, ]; seen 90
Be undtrcsuutiur me religious
sAast an 10; really aang 50 be
cause ne personal influence OF ou-
oficc-s is Vg-d,v trd die ngrve.y
reielous ror ,ht -ehsor ihty hzvt
mkflcd effect 90 me soldin-s
or people are ctrAll,y not hlv
nc an etr utt over mere au iht1
ihey a. not expect tht mr. woalt
hey s8n, 10 BE- o. ease 10 jht uidsl
- - much ufeylRe some O. ne
non. hose 40 10 ne front line hu;s
cafry cotcf io ne mcl On me trUn.
chs and a. course q these eases
ihty are Ia A. uucs dknrt- Es ne
solder We are Ia danger from rls
ttiacks Nui We Ntvs al been r-ar6.
% viA Gas masks ana have become
most protcitti IN t5jusiiue thrm
We have also Developed 40 "a -
~ NamAs These Nu-s; vfN a
hcavy Aud cate d.tt-oui from ;ht
explosion - ne sN-tpne. vhiaA F
shan And entrrNlt Tho Gas masks
art A'vsvt hAnrnc u front o. ou-
worker and A. soon A. me thud o.
explosion is heard ihty mus have
her masks rc-'eai,y tsluued hb'a-t
tho hrotihe Arkn Those -bsn.-i
ton draw the az through certain
combination a. chemicals tv which
the ess 10 ucugrElsed
J have spou, great dell o. amt
n Sna near ne t-ani i-entfas and
have had sornt vo-t narrow escapes
one nlgNi me vk-nlur bell tht bel
Nhici tivAys SOUNDS on ne krr-nasl
81 ne ets vtvt Around rs ron
our s'umhc-s Eve times between -va
and sh c'olook n ne mn-rnr Z
ne euy o. ne mon on vniaA
A. ne approach a. rEs vtvt %
avtkut iht Aayt 10 ne nuguua WIN
nigh et lrorlnl % ne vE-uins
hen does no tvAfrr then Re mus
a. unct ust n.hr- means hrsidr,
drnprlnf ne rEi curtain uve- .hf
mnuA o. ne dugou our huvs hlv,
seut n tht t-eurhH mEry iiurs o.