The Glenwood post., 1914-10-03
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follow. Ny premises and ny Villa
were all locked up. and o. Wednss-
day aftsrnoon I LEFT The capital asd
walked towards Gisbsrgsa. witch
lies to the left Of Vilv0rde. raA tAto
. German column carrying nunitioas
and at that moment . motor car
rushed along. Germans popped up
from everywhere and challenged the
driver to stop. and in the confusion
I dartsd into . field on my right and
made towards Q belt OF trees.
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I was accompanied by two frfsoas.
and By great oood luck We fen h with
. potato merchant who offered us
seats in the two carts IN which he
lad Just delivered I've tons Of pota-
toes to the capital. He took us A.
far ~ Assche, and on the road we
picked up . couple Of soldiers who
told Us that they had escaped from
Namur. They were exhausted. OF
their military equipment all that they
retained were the trousers. They
wore civilian caps and coats. much the
worse for wear. which they had con-
trived to borrow. and they had NO
shirts.
From Alost II was easy to reach
OsteaA. a.A our ~ at bsholdins the
British marines b The strsets cannot
be described
"WAsa I Quilted Brussels the town
was v@y ssssa-a esaAAtida laeeeiy
duo - tAe s1sstioos Of Burgonastss
MAJ, VIZ Dosts1 ~ notices svsry-
whscs ursfag citissas to - tranquil.
hsrs wsro oily elost thrss tAos-
sand German troops IN the city, and
tAe nsw governor was nevse seea IN
de stfOsts. 6ut - oasss1 noeiess to
- Dosee1 to the .sQset tAet Z the
troops were In any vay iAtsstsrod
With, q II Q eitissa vas guilty Of .
niedemeanor towards he new regime,
the nost rf0otUas psaaltiss vodld be
eafueosl. not oaiy upoa tAs fnAiviluai
bat aDsa - wAsoe eoasSse in which
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-TAs ses1ises were btllsesd all over
Bsesssas, aAA thsy moved freely anoas
tAs po1slacs. Generally speaking.
their bshavioe hes bssa above ~.
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