Friday, _June 11, 1915._

Eleven of our staff are down with fever; it is getting quite serious.

The strange part of it is the doctors cannot yet discover what the

fever is.

We have 125 patients in the hospital, thirty-seven soldiers as

orderlies, Austrians and Serbs, and fifty-nine of our own staff.

It was very funny the other day. Two large eagles were seen flying

very high. They were taken for aeroplanes, and were immediately fired

upon. The Serbians are quite ready for air raids, as we have some

splendid air-craft guns placed in excellent positions.

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