Palisadian., 1910-08-01

|glrs Met entrances to these hotels
strees streepsist of single large door
Ii coI'th Jul the sidewalk level. To a
u onnoGnainted on with these build
lnae4 aete the idea that they are
.ne .s5ractiye inside. On the con-
interiors are usually very
tne The The outside door gives ac-
w urge hall. and this in turn
u q d "a, onen ! court filled with plants
SFers sIter was able to understand
vie WI and | was able to under
.flCh In answer to my inquiries
H. he asked if we had written
- and when | answered in the
~ Sa aa was very sorry but they
"a eccommodate us. Now we
~ fy Half past one in an un-
oitv and nowhere to go. | told
,or M to tell the chauffeur the
% %another good hotel and to tell
II toke MS there. We entered
hotel. but after the porter
Inf that we had not engaged
n advance we were told that
- already crowded. Well, to
long story short, we visited
Il hotels. getting the porter of
"a direct us to another. AT each
% found that as we had not en-
s.ooms in advance we would have
4 elsewhere.
.umodated At Last by a Ruse.
liant two o'clock we arrived at
ri de Lille ct d'Albion. 1t was
and the porter spoke English.
s h had a chance to ask if we
Jagged rooms, / asked him if he
#iten my letter asking him to
Il accommodations for us. He
i rather surprised, and said that
Il reserved two rooms for us and
Il could take our choicei / sup
u is still wondering why he never
ki that letter.
III a good general idea of the
q Paris. one should become a
81 Tourist" for one day. This
d runs four automobile trips
kT. each trip taking in a different
Of the city. also going outside
lis In this way one can get a
d idea Of the location of the
ID points Of interest and can see
NtlsS he will care to visit.
aa00k the four trips in one day.
@e1 on the following days visited
#sI interesting places. Paris is
Il known by the average person
d ne TO attempt to describe the
Eu-d prove tedious and would to
*Esce than | can spare.
Seeing Versailles.
Eilles is one Of the most interest
e outside the city of Paris. By
= We chose Sunday, September
e Tor the trip. and when we ar
ASIe were surprised at the great
Il q people. On inquiry, we were
Ns fountains always were in op-
HON four until five on the first
n ot zach month. Why so many
Ss-90l0 come so far as Versailles
-Alalns playing was more than
z Understand.
Faiace Of Versailles is a most
Guiding. with its magnificent
[ss and finely furnished rooms,
7s one considers the vast
i q money that We're spent in
--ctlon and furnishing. he can
-l1aerstand why the French
.-g-led- After visiting the Pal
.Vt out into the garden. No
-5 people came to see the
toi they were very beautiful
1ry- As there was still
-'lr before they were 10 COM
y walked through the park
.E.l over 20 the Trianons.
- - I[ianon is a handsome one
n. building erected by Louis
--@laEne Maintenon. A little
Te came 10 the Petit Train
- 1194ls Ab for Marie Antoin-
- r.. : park around this build
= pretty little hamlet con
rr-,.e9o e9olt ten thatched-roof.
T7sss- These were also built
- 20 that Marie Antoinette
eOlld play al being peas
- "a 70 the park and Joined
r. ~slllng fcr the fountains tU
49, soon heard a crv in
y, seconds later the water
q I fseer have I seen such
b. ec-.5s mans, and / don't see how
kl5sr - ever stay away on the
u Inc month.