(This Newfoundland soldier-boy here tells about his experiences in "No Man's Land"; his fights with the Turks; how he was wounded and sent his last message "home"; how he finally recovered and returned to America.—Editor.)
FOOTNOTE:
[6] All numerals relate to stories herein told—not to chapters in the book.
SCENES "IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL"
Stories of a Nurse
By M. Eydoux-Demians—Translated by Betty Yeomans
This is a wonderful revelation of the soul of France. It gives "impressions of things actually seen and heard, revealing the wonderful courage and emotion that exists to-day in a French provincial hospital." These notes have been collected in a volume dedicated: "To My Five Brothers Wounded in the Service of France." These touching and inspiring stories of the wounded and nurses in a French hospital and told with a dramatic and literary power which make them little masterpieces. They form a most realistic picture of the human side of the Great War. The selections herein given are from the hundreds of thrilling anecdotes in the book, by courtesy of the publishers, Duffield and Company: Copyrighted 1915.
[7] I—STORIES OF THE WOUNDED ON THEIR BEDS