The unit passed through a deep valley and went over a steep mountain before it crossed a frozen river.

Standing on the shore, the President gave precaution to the guerrillas and helped them to step on the ice by taking each man by hand.

Then a young orderly slipped and fell down on the ice.

The moment he watched his rifle and wrapped his face with two hands.

His rifle-stock was broken.

The President hurried to him and said with worry that it might be caused because of killing languor and a rest should be given to the men.

Therefore, the unit set tents for rest.

Without resting for a while, the President ordered the machine-gun platoon leader to bring a tool bag and told in a gentle voice the orderly to show him the rifle.

After closely examining the broken rifle-stock without any words, he repaired the stock by heating iron-wire in a campfire and hammering iron-wire on it.

The hammering sound filled the hearts of guerrillas with the paternal love of the President.