The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1918, Page 9

'WVEDED ON BATFE: 2300 NOW SERIE Abbe Flynn, Here on Mission, Fells of Heroic Work ot All Chaplains Bearing a mes the people of A 0 Flynn, born in Paris of [rish parent cure of @ parish in Suresnes, and for the last two and a halt years chap: jain of a regiment in the Se nd French Army with the rank of Car tien, at the Buckingham ol to-da told of magnanimous saif-socrifl labors of priests of all cre¢ und and at the fighting fron From th w the French G malized the need of pr ttle front he spiritual the lors was found to b nportant as any other and caused a rapid ine crease in the men who were ad quaint little ay very firs of Beat ¢ pete . fict. He y ght ABBE PATRICK FLYNN FRENCH ARMY CHAPLAIN And it has falle most three men, nuntry a Many “It is we who know the morale — services of the Frenoh,” the Abbe said A For, countless times | have car No ried the last word to an anxious that American soldiers are buried in these little qrave mother, who with admirable ) yards, by the side of French calm hae said, ‘France was his poilus, they must be cherished country. | am his mother.’ That by the American people typifies the morale of millions r t 4 in fe of mothers, It is unconquerable.” | uried eat honors, A Speaking of the organization of Ger et f 1 «haplaina in 1 n ora mand * tou ng. He Wather Flynn satd 1 t € i t would 8,000 PRIESTS HAVE MADE “SU be cor ' PREME SACRIFICE.” j Ar ns-| FRANCE AGAIN RELIGIOUS—NO CREED Utd Abid) AT FRONT.) 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