Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-22 | Page 9 | American Dash is Praised by Temps

DASH IS ISI I PRAISED BT BY TEMPS Paris Pul July 21 Th he The finest lt t thing thin of ot ottha the tha combat comb t was the limo dash of ot the time themer Amer mer leans ican writes write Lieutenant J pI p I the r special lal correspondent at al th the th front for th the fJ rem Temps p. p I It t wai nn a A. floe fine fl n e nJ to see ee tf tho those thoe r grand fellows with their Ir II turtles tunics thrown off oft and th their lr shirt shirtsleeves sleeves u roll rolled d up above e their diets elbow wading th the rivers rl with th the water t r to their shoulders and anet throwing themselves them then selves lIehe on the boche like bulldogs Anyone none who ho has seen ten such luch a sight knows what the American arm army lagood la I good for tor henceforth h and nd to the end of ot the war At the sight eight l ht of at th these e men mA In their youth physical force good temper nd dash duh the Germane Germans Ger Ger- mans mane fled tied with lIh every ice les or surrendered cu tiered dered d without awaiting the order to tn throw I a away their arms arm and take off oft their suspenders which h is III the Iha first thin thing a prisoner Is SI told to do In order that he lie may mar be br compelled to keep hit hi hands hand employed cd and out of ot mischief The Germans hurried toward our gripping their trou trouser tr haggard haard and mad with Ith terror Would that ver f every mother In France Franc who ho h. h has lout lot a son on In the tho war could rould ha have seen een that epli sight They would ha have seer ter revenged and nd It U wi would ul l Immure It been some ome consolation to 10 them III In their sorrow