..Mon,erex. Sept. 25th 1916.
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,eMontsrey is ours, but not without heavy loss
"a nv division has psobsbIy sustained more than
one half of IL sm my sslf wounded but not badly.
was struck BY mustet ball below the knee; i en-
..,s5 II 'front.'. erazsd the bones without injuring
them. ranged round through the flesh, and came out
on the opposite side- ~ -. !


II became faint from the loss Of blood, and was
compeiled 10 leave the field after having Deen ln y
under heavy fire Of grape and muskeuy 'ol ,n's
hours. have been reduired by my surgeon 70 AssP
nsrfsct,v stin. tver since the bett!e .


II 30 Il tie scs or leading the Ohio regiment 70
.,o,,o iva az tbe MOST formidable batteries IN tne
town. nsnked By slons wall, ten feet hisa' with