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All who come from the battlefields of Verdun agree that words are inadequate | to depict the tearfulness of the scene, wrote a Dally Chronicle" correspondeat recently. It is certain the goes on) that never before was there so much horror concentrated in such a small space, tawusinen... "Tho brava Chassieu's Whom
shell Personal danger, the pain of
command and love have often misdo splinters and bullets, the ache of fatigue,my eyes meisten with tender. the gnawing of hunger and thirst duries have a fine cutempt for death. the battle, the tortures of remigrary.
TOWN DWELLEEN AN SOLDIERS, Tatra" dwellers are generally mora sensitive to these borrore than men of £
A question of nerves, 101 the country. doubt. My company is composed of
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At, Donsumoak they crised them. selves deliberately. Without hesitation and before their tart, then your heroes aprang into the fray. Ale at the muster my splendid compary bad dwindled wadly in numbers. Fellowa! Well even they have known the terms of the battlefield. Let me tell you the story.
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The Geramu akach had begun. In a little wood near Vaux we had taken advantage of a fold in the ground, sud had dog ourselves in The enemy's
of searchlights, deafening explosions, the sounds of shrieks and curses and groans. An analysis of the Verdun fighters" sensatiors may be made from the impres xinn, of an lafantry captain who searchlights failed to discover there, and has given his impression, to a correspondent of the Petit Journal,"
Fear xclaimed this "caphnia:-
All Well I am afraid I do not know I I els during the charge was an extra- cvdinary giddines, The consonade, the everything. of incessant vibration abrolutely dazed me. I seemed to be turning at lightning speed in an automatic looping the-loop machine. The awful and continuous roise it into the nerves and unéinged one, '
day and all the evening the German cannon had bombarded our fines. All faround as big abeils plonghed, the soil and made deep ersters. Our improvised trench was untouched.
A MUSIC BALI SONG),
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I Nordanal But that is what shatters the
seace.
Trtves.
CRAWLING" PELANTOMSAS
The night seemed filled with mysterious Patriotism and mutual emulation life, 'n life which none could understand.
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ment. I was obsessed by that melody, and in spite of myself I kept shouting it walle comicanding Fire?
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Before us we could discern crawling: phantoms. Certainly they must be Ger means. We were waiting for them, le deed, with car machine guns all ready. Our plan was to let the assailants ap. proach, and then fire on them from our sheltera.
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But any men could wait ne longur. When the noise stops, when the cannon is silent; then you feel that These shadows crawling in this obscurity. something is going to happen. But what? rent, by mysterious flashes nastrung them You are ready for anything. But you altogether. Not to understand not to know nothing. The moment is horrible.see. to be as though bound in a cave Absch "moments I have seen, in my wrung moans from thein. Of a sudden trench." soldiers shudder-soldiers, too, they sprang out of the treach, without who had proved their bravery; and now my being able to restrain thera with on they would grasp each other hands and order. huddle together like frightened children.
This is the terror of phantoms, stronger than any fear of the real. In pite of my own keen critical sense I. too, felt it.
At night, the battledeld is still more fearsome. Sudden sounds following unexpected illuminations the lighting up of men and things by searchlights the rainbow celeuzed flaines which from the sky ravcal in a flash an unnatural red, green, or yellow landscape-all these strange optical effects underve even the coolest among us.
Indeed, the battlefeld at night in
DESTINATION.
Out into the night they went to fall en the Germans with their bayonets," and with the yells of wild beasts. They might well have perished to the last man under the fire of the enemy's, machine-gins,
it was nearly all of them returned safe and sound. They came back quieted. They bad pierced at last the mystery of the night the mystery peopled by phan tome and ghostly lights and had shaken, the battlefield terrce which can canes the bråvent to, shiver."
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