KAISER’S HEAD SAVED HIM

A wounded sergeant brought from the front told a Paris correspondent

that he owes his life to a bust of the Kaiser. The sergeant took it

from a village school and stuck it in his haversack. Soon afterward a

German bullet struck him, knocking him down. He found the bullet had

glanced off the head of the bust, chipping off one of the ends of the

Kaiser’s mustache.

Best Stories of the 1914 European War · 第 113 / 176 题