Under theirs."
Even beyond the front-line French trenches, French soldiers had pushed their observation posts into the fire-swept dividing line, 300 yards wide, one of these daring men could be seen almost up to the crest where the German line ran. They were crouched behind the enemy, and the men were on their feet. Those men are only a few yards from the enemy," said the commandant. As he spoke, Mr. Cravath said; "I saw a German coming there, he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap." And he saw you, too," said the commandant, "I have been under the impression that he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap." And he saw you, too," said the commandant, "I have been under the impression that he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap." 

And he saw you, too," said the commandant, "I have been under the impression that he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap." 

And he saw you, too," said the commandant, "I have been under the impression that he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap." 

And he saw you, too," said the commandant, "I have been under the impression that he is on the fort, you can see his uniform with the column cap."  In the midst of the procession, along the streets, the cemetery was very impressive, a grave, a wooden cross above the grave, with the name and regiment of the dead soldier. The shells kept whizzing and bursting, as the party moved along, and it was not to be a pleasant pastime to note the instant's silence as the shells flow overhead. A few of the wounded were struck a few times, throwing up trees, clouds of smoke. 