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The Evening Record Articles |
August 20, 1918 "How he found the Kirk boys" |
October 21, 1918 "Ralph Kirk is wounded" |
December 5, 1918 "Meets wounded local boys" |
February 5, 1919 Letter to Parents |
Ralph E. Kirk, son of a prominent police officer in Hackensack at the time, writes home saying he is fine and then comments on different subjects. He mentions how the Salvation Army takes great risks to see to it that men get good things to eat while fighting at the front. Written by: |
Click here to view Foster L. Kirk's web pages, the brother of Ralph E. Kirk |
Background image of Red Cross distributing supplies to soldiers in trenches obtained from: http://gallery.commandoveterans.org/cdoGallery/v/units/2/Nelson+reg+Fursse+and+others+UM+enhanced.jpg.html |