Millard County Chronicle | 1918-11-14 | Page 5 | Willing to be Taught

Willing to Be Taught Diarist of the Westminster Gazette Gazette Gazette Ga Ga- zette says Bays he had been hearing much of the Americans In France and lie Jie Impression made by them upon the British there Without giving offense oRense to o anybody he remarks I hope I Inay Inay Inay nay say that British h admiration of hem has gone gon far beyond the limits hat were WIO considered d likely to be reached and that they have hav become strong trong favorites But Dut there ther Is one point In particular which seems to lave have impressed every officer who talks to me the on the subject They all quite expected to find the Americans fine nen non ph physically with ith Ith plenty pent of ot Intel Intel- and their full share of ot courage and dash and endurance but they agree that they have been surprised to note the eagerness of the new allies aUles to io seek advice You have been at this game for tor years ears Is I am told the usual formula but we are arc fresh at it Tell rell us what you know It is an on admirable frame of ot mind adds Diarist Diarist Di arist arist and one that promises rapid progress on the part of or the willing Christian students Christian Science Monitor