World War I Collection

to Fere-en-Tardenois, and caried "75-" to Villas Savoi. Came home by the way of Fiems and Brain. Terrible wet and rainy. A regular cloud burst. Got home at 5:30.

Tuesday July 10, '17

Took a hundred mile trip. Down through Fereen-Tardenois to Coincy then to the right up to Nautul to a sawmill for lumber. Wated there for an hour for orders as they had no lumber. Got orders to go to Neully. Got there at lunch time. Didn't leave till 2 P.M. Got to Charitive where we broke our shaft. Stayed there from four to nine waiting for two machines to

and they also said that they were going to telephone to our T. M. Captain so we sented trouble from this end as we were not supposed to be at Reims, but only out for a walk, so we thought that we had better get home without making things any worse. And also we were afraid the boys might start investigating if we didn't show up, for fear something had happened to us in Reims. We decided that if the train didn't stop in Fere-en-Tardenois that we would go to Paris. The ambulance boys told us where we could find some stretchers and