the beginning it decided to leave hotel and to find to itself any more Karla Spice

Izmuchennyy by wound and that weakened from the prolonged deprivations, 4 together with many other injured sufferers was sent by train for the main hospital into Peshaver. There I began to gradually get well and

already so it became stronger which could be moved on the chamber and even leave to the verandah in order to a little warm in the sun, when suddenly me fell down typhoid fever, whip of our Indian colonies. Several

months me considered almost hopeless, and after returning finally to the life, I hardly was held on the feet from the weakness and the exhaustion, and doctors solved, that me must be without delaying sent into

England. I swam off in the military transport Of "orontes" and month later descended to the pier in plymouth with the irreparable blown up health, then with permission of p


unassuming and less expensive dwelling.