Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11

these frightful days. She said that Il
vas hers. TOO.
In her letters she always mentioned
Tony She wrote to Tony every dsy,
he told him: and there were few of her
letters but mentioned a parcel OF some
Ind sent TO her husband. Tony never
wrote.
Shc once or twice said. without any
Comment, But he II wiring often 20
Nrs. stanley and Lady Grace Heddon
nd Sophie Basildon. and hear bits
him from them and know he Is keep.
'hg well OF course. ! pretend 10 them
mat their news IL stale 10. me. 4 feel
most frigh,fully that the best thing
very wunmn can do IN this ffightful
in'e Is To- do all she can for her man
,ut there; and Tony's mine When this
: al 0vcr-oh. Marko. h IL ever e,,.
ng To be over9-things viii hurt again;
'ut while he's out there the old things
are dead and Tony's mine and Ens.
hnds-my man for England: that 10
nv thought; that is my pride; that
- my prayer"
And few lines farther on. And he's
g splendid. OF course. YOU can imag.
ne now utterly splendid he is. Lady
Ning'Warncr. his culoners wife. told
ne yesterday her husband SAYS he'.
rave beyond anything she could imar.
ne. He siid-she's given me his letter
the men have picked up from home
TINS story about angels at Mons and
ire beginning to believe they saw
hem' Tyhar says he hopes the angel.
were near him, because he thoueht he
was In hell. the particular bit he tot
ihto and he thinks Il must be rood
."r angels. -nlarging Tor their minds
- Know what hell IN like. As n matter
tact. Tybar himself II nearer 10 the
'upcrhuman than anything l saw
knocking about nj Mons. His daring
ana his coolness and his example mr.,
: nyword IN battalion composed. my
dear. with the solitary exception Of ths
ritter. entirely OF heroes. In sticLv
Races Tybar In the most WONDERFUL
thlng that ever happened
can't you imagine him, Marker"
III
On the following dsy Tia,or,,,..
opening Its newspapers. shook hands
with itself In all lie houses. shops and
sitices ON its own special and most
glorious V. C.-Lord Tybar.
1yhars v. c. was the first tbInS
sabre spoke Of 10 Mona when. n for,.
hisht later. she came down and N.
vent up to her at Ncf,hrcpps IN the
afternoon. Its brilliant gallantry ran.
iered No vivid 10 him By the in,lm,c,,
Win which he could see tina, tbr,c. ~.
tac'iVc figurc engaged In its perform.
'nce' stirred him most deeply. He had
" heart every line OF its official roc.
cru W the restrained language of the
Gazette. '''
The left flank Of the pos,tIop
was Insecure. and the post when taten
over, was III prepared for defense
Whcn the battalion was suffering yerv
heaNN casualties from ,imtn f,eia
gun ut very close range. CaptaIn I,or5
Tyhar rushed forward under In,.n..
l.mchine gun fire and succeeded In can.
uWing the KUN single.handcd. after xiii.
ing the entire crew Is,sr
when repeated attacks deveioped. ma
controlled the defense al the min,
threatened. giving personal assistance
with revolver and bombs 81.
sie'handed he repuised one bombing a..
sauh II was entirely owing 20
the gallant conduct Of this officer that
the situation was relieved
TN. rare and splendid spirit For.
tunes darling thrice worthy 81 her
i lowry
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