The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-07

from Aimee. kissed it and put 1t next my
heart. Then with renewed courage
struck out FOR the station wo h%mrI snr pars
At the first opportunity took OUT
Aimce's note. 1t was a tender little epistle,
full of love and pr2testations OF ,tinni l4ya.E,
girl friend In Paris through whom l could
send letters. an opportunity OF which l
took daily advantage during the next ten
days.
Reaching Paris early In the morning I
made my way to my old rooms, TOOK a
bath Uhe first in many days. and donned
familiar and wellhttinc clothes. The de-
light OF being back In my old haunts,
away from strife and danger, was ineSpress-
ible, though | Iongcd to have Aimee with
me From the newspapers | found that an
nrmIstice had been declared close on the
heels of the great land and sea battles;
President Roosevelt and King Edward
were making strenuous efforts towrsa ,ri,a
peace. and prospects were favorable. The
The Kaiser was In Berlin.
That night I returned to the club ana
was cordially welcomed by my old asso-
ciates Braugers was at work on MS
famous statur-the dying GencralisSino.
though no GcneraIissimo had been close
enough to the fghtinG line TO get even even
scratched: Ouvrard had loaned the Gov
ernment ten million francs tat fair inter
esN: Mongerval professed TO be In houriy
in IT the e. Peace Commission, All tongues
were clattcriug with the glorious success
OF the French arms. though for the niI o,
me l could not see that ei'heT tli1 ,ni1 Iin thn
story Of my reconnaissance, or the death
Of Martini and Rechere. of my capture by
the Germans, and my compulsory se,NITv SCI ,,,
in the Uussars, omitting reference TO my my
participation in the actual nghtng W.
talked for hours. ate slept ana 'a'hcn
again. , y,+,rr
anpeared fresh from London. where thc
Pence Commissioners were wraneiins "E"t over
terms He regarded me coldiy at nrSt' , huI
warmed up when ! told him now low Iu,nnt' mau
n,eodaI Tor his life, and how my sweet.
pnnrt's carriage had been the means OF
his escape, ,.,,. -, ,b, arrival
In paris OF batch Of German lriSUuIJ,cS,
"antur,.i NJ MpntepHli"r. WIN snile,
hope In my heart lrrt the Ihr,E ,arr,cta nr
40 nnssibIr md hunted up the phT'"chs
~ ~, po@1ti ~ nrJsnurrs were puartcTrd. as
WHY v",paly expected FlelSchmann was
am"nr nn them. sull6u and dIsh"1rtenei; nG.
III IJa was OvrrIOy"d to see n'' ihlhh-
we, Vel Jc"I | found little Difficulty IN
Securing his release through E inE w ,ny
Captain Mnubunrs, nnd LOOK "imi tnIIor \" md
rooms. where | snmlI"uy" Frcpcbman as
I%wcnhGrg had long before turn''. tIn, ,h, 20
10 n German hussHr h'l tI 'hrnrtiIy
him plan IN which ne J"'nT, n,,SnniI,j1n In
Ins,tNn1 > Ma11 md actually stealing Aimee i''i'i
her unclc's house. -, ,,-.. T.rt Pnrl4 and In
,,n az ,u,rnIuc were Mt N"ih"l ! nnu nn nn,at
poscy grown a hrarh 1i,r 4nd lS.' Ss ,he G~rman
] would not ps 'e''H
spy" VI, : h,I sent II letter
to Ai%es telIlpE m% m"T nar al S SfurEs5 horses
secured nihcrimg n ring carrlagc, the best the town
sma siSbe a rd mI8@E@S Vent 'fSSS to he
carTaFS II ,.s ssatS&u 9S2tSy S'2G The preSrraaEsa
back s"tS W.. u boSt OF no owl thrice rtpeatWIT ,W
stss" Wss "nnsWereT @ by the apPegranG% %r my INV
i,rbt In Aurr's room. ma ana IL foIloged
aMnnileart nppenred w w -,