Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-04 | Page 15 | Salt Laker Enjoys Unique Experience

1 C. HANVOUn, Salt. I.itkor, i IV. who hi with t ho. mail muvloo : of tho Atuotuaii oxpoaitiou at tho 'ioich trout. 1 1 j ' ' o ' ' . : . - v o : j V,V ' jy. . , ) ', . . : c' i . , , "" ."' ' x ( SUIT LAKER ENJOYS 10UEJPEBIEBCE He Is Postmaster in Underground Under-ground Office at the Battlefront. 1 1 o i t ' iv.-!i;ii.ijor in a potof:'ire U0 fee: usnIci tnmivl, is t!-.e no el epeiKiue cf i;. C. H.in:"or.i, acvordin. to a. lotttT r;ve.ol f:or. him yesterday hy his wife, A!r?. IT.ise It.iM'.'ord of I l'L! romh Teiuh K.u; s;rec:. Mr. 1 Lintorti, v!:o on the Sail liLe t I-.:;'e div'sicm of the r.Ailwny mail srvivO c:- si:een ears. oiup.tcei for o ere.i m': ;.-e iast Ki-aruary. He loft ! ..t. kt M.t.vh and arrived 1 n Pa ; is . : r ; 7, j-horLiv after lne!i he as sent ; ,e f'-.Tit. Urt L- years oUi, ami has t A O -.: iron. He w i !tes that he haiulles t ;,e v.'..1 ii to r the .h division. to w !ueh n.cst of tlie rt.ih Troops are now aUa.hed. rojiTOt'v.t-e is K" iVe: Leiow t;.e sur-' sur-' . - ;'.e earth." vr!.es Mr. Hartford. .":.d is .I'oTir the sa'est plae? in this I-..- :';o:-u.vh1, al'.hoaO doui business by c' :Ie"'".u is not the nic'.-t enjoahle ii,:'-.-: I k!iOv of. We are kvated just to T f if.'.r of wiere t:io L'.s; American ana Fre::- n lim e s'artd. and direct'y in front a b'lt'.'h t'f ionc raiii:e naval puns w':.:--ri f:re at interva.Is of fifteen minutes. t-a'-iir' of kiiied and wounded, it wo-ild r,.ir;e the heart of the s: ront;e?t man c-.mv sek at the s'.ght. P'e-es of bodies -r-v.-n over fiel d? and I; ills for mile? r.iih.'s. and thousands of wounded on -. a s. ies. One field hospital near here ; j wo'-.Tidei to the ha se hospital in :or:v-eirht hours, and this was only en'?. Ti:ere are dor.v.a of other tVld ho -pita's i r t this neighborhood doing the sa"e T'n.mr. 'T:!i::sJdy r : trht German aiator? bom"' ed a h'.'Sivtal near here, hut yster-c.iv yster-c.iv ::;i rr.i:i French and Amerlean ajr-n". ajr-n". n hrov.i:. . t down t .vo I 'ut'h mn. I was a. wi-.Tn-s-- to ho h firhrs. Thy brought :n cr.f- of the 'J or mans who was only wound-d and who admitted he was one of ; : ; e h 1 : n h t t a t bombed the h o s r i t ll! ;:(. r.ii:h t Lt::orf T w::l pot bufdn yo'i wi-!i a:iv des'r:p'ion of what happened to h.im. "further than to say they buried him r..:s p-nrnir.sr." Seve--.1 dav; aco yrs. Hanford received from hr h-ishanJ a parcel post paok-a-e rontalni:-? a German and a Freneh r.e'rji- t. an American cas mask, a German hjivon-t. ard three bras? vases made from &x:Vo i.'d shel's or" the T'.-millimeter type. Ti: she'd? are hautif'dly -arved and h:-;'-.'y polished. M-s. Uanford a'.sn has a"vO'.i?in. F'wood Bnchanan, of Venice, Uah. somewhere in France.