Leslie Harold Barry 'Memoirs of my experiences in Germany', November 1916-January 1918 - Page 44

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[Page 44]

hospital and the other in gaol.
      So ends my German experiences. Should they have been uninteresting I would remark that I have adhered strictly to facts, and in conclusion let me add "that in the times when I feel like praying, though they may be rare, I don't forget God bless the Red Cross and its workers for what they did for me when I was in Germany.

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