Text Appearing Before Image: y withoutVjoasting that it was fierce, for Jerry gave useverything he had in the way of high ex-1 losives, shrapnel, gas, machine-gun, andairplane-fire. We fought our way through one barbed-wire entanglement after the other and intohis trenches, which certainly were wonder-ful. They had been living there for aboutfoiu- years, and evidently thought theplace could not be taken, ior the fires inthe stoves were still going when we gotthere. The trenches all had wooden walksin them; many of the dugouts were ofconcrete, well furnished and heated. Allof them had electric fights. They had finevegetable-gardens, and we got a fine bunchof sausages, wines, and jams. I surelywould like to have stayed there awhile,but after cleaning them up we had to goforward, and for se^en days we droveJerry in front of us, and for two days weheld the line. Those were the longest ninedays of my life, and incidentalh the^■ w erenine days of hell. Besides our arms and The Literary Dif^est for February 1, 1919 57 Text Appearing After Image: A SEA OF SELDEN TRUCKS f.EADY TO BE DRIVEN OVERLAND TO THE COAST AND SHIPPED TO THE BATTLEFIELDS OF EUROPE To Help the Allied Nations Bringthe World War to a Successful End Shipload after shipload of SELDEN TRUCKS wastransported overseas—to England, to France, to Italy,to Russia, to Japan—and mile after mile of SELDENTRUCKS were driven overland to army camps andindustrial plants in this country. Economy, speed, rugged construction, power, absolutedependability and endurance to the limit were the require-ments of war service. Selden *IN-BUILT QUALITYmet them all. Ofic to Five Ton Models. Jf^ritefor complete information.
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