The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 5

—_—_——- GLADTODIEINWAR ON FRITZ, WRITES. OFFER OF 9TH Lieut. Patton, Now Wounded, Sends Graphic Pen Picture | ¢ of Boys in France, “Out here in Lonesome Land * * * Our boys, every one with a clear eye and conscience, a light heart and step, and facing Fritz with his 4 @amnedest” and ready “to go down laughing in the face of Fritz * * © glad to go out fighting him and what be means" **¢ | LIEUTENANT IN 69TH WHO SENDS GRAPHIC PICTURE FROM FRANCE od0% 599905536 «Tt ts part of « pen picture from ee, written by now Wounded, Lieut. George Patten, Med- {eal Corps, 165th U. 8 Infantry—| the old 69th. | Last July he was commissioned; Just before sailing he married Miss | Nora Dobbins, who is still waiting for | him at her father’s home, No, 4360 Park Avenue, the Bronx; in January his mother died and the news was sent to him; his father, Charies EB Patton, No. 2083 Washington Avenue, is also waiting. The letter with the pen picture was reCelved a few days ago by Lieut | Patton's friend, Dr. Thomas Hayes |Curtin—who also is going soon to Lonesome Land. And now the name of Lieut. Patton appears in Persh- As a tonic for the hearts of Amerl- cans who have not yet learned to “feel” hoart-deep the war as the sol- | |dier feels it, here is Lieut Patton's letter: “Dear Friend Tom: Just a fow Unes from way out here in Lonesome Land whore every day sounds like July Fourth and one is kept as busy as a fone-armed paperhanger with the hives, to let you knw the Boche has | not touched yet—but trying damned hard. | “No matter about nolse or excite- |ment, the thoughts of home and all | your friends and dear ones is ever es a: hand and seems to be a constant Just as coal, when it burns, leaves | torture. One does not mind how close behind a certain amount of incom-|the call or any of the dangers but bustible material in the form of ashes, | goog mind the everlasting thought of 80 the food and drink taken day after |) 0014 day leaves in the alimentary canal « : certain amount of indigestible ma- terial, which if not completely elim {nated from the system each day, be-| and consclenc comes food for the millions of bucteria | step, and which infect the bowels. From this | damndest. mass of left-over waste, toxins and | ptomaine-like poisons are formed and | sucked into the blood, Men and women who can't get feei- | ing right must begin to take inside | your hu baths. Before eating breakfast each | we do not return, morning drink a glass of real hot| none need sy water with a teaspoonful of Iime-|grop hig he stone phosphate in it to wash out of the thirty fect of howe! Gay's accumulation of poison and to .ecpt entire allmen Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water me of hot water and prevents Ilinces and keepe us fit, | “It 1s wonderful out here to see with a clear eye light heart anc itz with for the long- our boys, ever uci None ¢ are here ¢t «o down ess, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, grassy stomach after meals, are urged to get a quarter pound of I!mestone phosphate from the drug store, nnd begin practising Internal ranitation, Thia will cost, world y can hold for they have high, to cleanest- n who very little, but ts aufictent to make) ‘lt any one an enthustaat on the subject —Advt , and we do not mind the Thomas jr? 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