SPIRIT OF YOUNG AMERICA--HOW WE WENT "OVER THE TOP"

_Experiences of a New York Boy with the Canadians_

_Told by (name withheld), Wounded in France_

This is a letter from an American boy at the front. It symbolizes

the spirit of young America. In his frank, simple, human way, he

tells with outbursts of quaint humor how he went "over the top,"

faced death, was wounded, and longs to get back into the fight. It

is but one of the tens of thousands of private letters that are

reaching friends in America every time a ship comes in from Europe.

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