Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-04-05 | Page 20 | Sergeant Tells of Inhuman Acts Practiced by Hun

TELLS SERGEANT SERGEANT TEllS OF INHUMAN ACTS l I- S PRACTICED PRA 8 BY HUN HUNS HUNy y International News ws Service I j f IAGO CAGO April Apri 5 T Tie The e thrilling o of or his experiences against the dIe in France Fance was wa told by Sergeant Jones ones of the Royal Roal British fl fild ld artillery in the psychopathic court here 0 Three times he was wounded and five times limes he went through the horrors of or b Jing gassed over there He le has bas b n doing duty at the British recruiting recruiting recruit recruit- ing Ills office here since his discharge In He lIe still sti carries a piece of shrapnel nel nw in his skull received at the battle oft when for foi five days ho Iso lay InI Ina in ina a I Without food 01 or drink until untila a hospital dog doS rescued him Jones was in the fighting at Albert when h n the city was as attacked and the cathedral destroyed That That was where th the the- boches gave bombs to the children bombs painted toys like toys tos and set to explode in a few minutes said Jones The poor kids th the they never had ones a chance Yes I saw some of or these explosions And I saw old women given the bayonet Wo We charged them but our officers wouldn't let us kill them We had to take tako them they hollered 1 l Kamerad When I was captured the boches threw me into a forty-foot forty pit with a alot alot alot lot lot lotof of other prisoners They told me inc meI incI I could could get out if i I worked in the mu mu- niton factories I told them to go to toh toh h h- h hand and stayed In the pitOne pit Ono One night two of us overpowered a agu gu guard id climbed up on the rope which they used to let water down to us us and escaped Wo We went through woods and swam rivers until we got to the sea We Ve got on a fishing boat and woke wole up upon got on olk uI the coast of France Fance I