Un chirurgo in kaki . ARDS. Un altro dicerie circumstantially correlati da lontano del cappellano e debitamente trasmesse con il imprimaturof la chiesa era che il Principe Albrecht di Prussia,figlio del signore della guerra egli stesso, erano stati feriti andtaken prigioniero in Anversa dai belgi. Hewas gestiti da parte dei chirurghi belga in presenzadi due tedesche ufficiali medici e un proiettile era ex-tracted dalla sua colonna vertebrale. La pallottola era un Mauser-aGerman uno. Il principe è morto e il suo corpo washanded torna ai tedeschi. Sulla strada per la nostra prossima bivacco abbiamo anche sentito thatArras veniva bombardato dai tedeschi e thatthey

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A surgeon in khaki . ards. Another rumour circumstantially related by afield chaplain and duly passed on with the imprimaturof the Church, was that Prince Albrecht of Prussia, son of the War Lord himself, had been wounded andtaken prisoner into Antwerp by the Belgians. Hewas operated upon by Belgian surgeons in the presenceof two German medical officers, and a bullet was ex-tracted from his spine. The bullet was a Mauser—aGerman one. The Prince died and his body washanded back to the Germans. On the way to our next bivouac we also heard thatArras was being bombarded by the Germans and thatthey were investing Antwerp. We had quite a lot ofwar news to discuss for the remainder of our road, anduntil we pulled our waggons under the trees round anold mill at Lieux Ristaures. The men were billetedin outhouses and wood sheds belonging to the mill, andthe officers were cordially welcomed by the hospitablemiller and his kind-hearted womenfolk. They preparedcoffee, bread and butter, and eggs for us, and we had the. GOOD-BYE TO THE AISNE 149 use of two bedrooms and a small office. A rapid millrace ran through the garden and under the kitchenfloor of the house to the orchard beyond. When themillers wife wanted fresh water, all she had to do wasto lift up a trap on the kitchen floor and dip the bucketinto the tumbling water below. Lieux Eistaures hasa fine old ruined church all to itself, but it is disfiguredby some modern attempts to restore it to its ancientgrandeur, and these attempts have spoiled completelythe beauty of the ruins. At Lieux I received my firstmail since leaving England. It was now October, and I had left England in August. This will give anidea of the marvellous work of our Army Post Office, but as no department has received such abuse as thisone, I will spare its feelings and say no more. A fine contingent of French cavalry passed byon this day. The men and horses looked splendid.The brass helmets, plumes, and cuirasses caught thesuns rays, and we described t

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