Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-26 | Page 16 | Name is Carved by Soldier Chum on Peak in France

Name Is Carved by Soldier Chum on Peak in France CORPORAL PAUL FREEMAN, who is on duty at headquarters of the army general hospital . at tort Douglas, is anxious to get overseas, over-seas, like all men In uniform who are temporarily detained hero but whether wheth-er he realizes his ambition or not be lu PeC'ncanngews done by his chum Franz Schepp, who is on tJr.fn base hospital in France, and CorporaJ Freeman received a letter yesterda . ell ine of it. Private Schepp and Corpcral Freeman were schoolboys together in Rock Springs Wyo., and in his letter Schepp tells how he dreams at. night of ' home and the old ssocia tions in Rock fcpr ngs When he climbed to the top oi Puj de Dome" recently, his thoughts were carried car-ried back to home and ! riends over the seas, with result that he carved the name oT his closest chum on the topmost rocks of the peak. ,