Arizona republican., 1918-09-02
"The Martial Adventures of
 Henry And Me-

call It Landrecourt 10 fool the censor, who thinks there is no hospital there At the mention of the hospital the Major turned to us and said: That's where we sent that pretty red-headed nurse who came over with you on the boat. And" added the Major, that is the hospital equipped by Mrs. Ches- man, of New York; whose name is also changed to fool the censor. It was better known name.
 The GiIded Youths Aunt
 Say" exclaimed He-.ry, the aunt of the Gilded Youth.''
 You mean our ambulance boy who came over on the boat with you-the multimillionaire?' asked the head of the American ambulance service.
 The same" answered Henry. who turned to me and said in his oratorical voice: "The plot thickens." Then the Frenchman told us the story of the raid: How the airmen had come at midnight, dropped their bombs, killing 1 nurses and doctors. and how the dis cipline of the hospital did not even flutter. He said that the head nurse summoned all her nurses, marched them to the abri at the rear of the hospital, and stood at the door of the abri. while the girls filed in, and just as the last nurse was going into the | dugout with the head nurse standing outside, the airmen dropped a bomb | upon her and erased heri None ot the nurses inside were hurt. Two doc l tors were killed and a number of pa . tients. Landrecourt was on our way and We hurried to it.
 The Pervading Love Story Was there martial adventure without a love story in it? Little die it seem to Henry and me as we Jeff our humble homes in Wichita and Elm poria to make the world safe fol democracy, that we two thick-set, se- dentary, new world replicas of Dor QuiXote and Sancho PanZa should bt | the chaperons and custodians of l love affair. We were not equipped fol it. We were travelling light, and oul | wives were three or four thousand miles away. No middle aged married man gets on well with a love affai who is out of daily reach of his wife For when he gets into the barbed wire tangle of d love affair, he needs thu wise counsel of middle aged woman But there we were, two fat old babes il the woods and here came the Gildet Youth, the Eager Soul and the Yount Doctor-sping. Like a German she'll right into our midst, as it were.
 Scared But Plucky
 There at Landrecourt we found tn Eager Soul. a badly scared young per son-but tremendously plucky! Ant mad-say, that girl was doing a straf ing job that would have made tn kaiser blush! And the fine part of i was, that it's expression was entirel! in repression. There was no laugh il her face, no joy in her heart. and w scarcely knew the sombre, effective business like young person who greete' us. And then across the court we say something else that interested us. Flo there walking with his patrician aunt we saw the Gilded Youth. Evident. he had heard of the raid, had run owe from Valaincourt on some sort of mili tary permission.
 "Oh, yes" answered the Eager Sou to our inquiring eyes. Mrs Chesmal . this is practically her hospital. mean she and her group are keeping !, equipped and going-a wonderful work I mean here is a real thing for , woman to do. And. oh. the need of it,
 Nice sort?" This from Henry, ob serving that there was no move toWar us. on the part of the Gilded Youth an Auntie Henry may have had hl theory for their splendid isolation. Bu