WHAT AN AMERICAN WOMAN SAW ON THE SERBIAN FRONT

_How I Viewed a Battle from a Precipice_

_Told by Mrs. Charles H. Farnum of New York_

Mrs. Farnum was decorated by Prince Alexander for her relief work

in Serbia. Here she tells how she stood for six hours at a military

observation station on October 11, 1916, and watched the successful

fight of the Serbians to regain the village of Brod at the beginning

of their advance against the Bulgarians. Her story is told in the

_New York Sun_.

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