The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Invasion by Germany Thril1ingly Des-
cribed in Striking Scenes Here Pub
lished for First Time in English.

/ aotly like a rabbit.
Jeanne--Do you hear, Emil? He
says he looks exactly like q rAb-
bit! tLauGhsl
Emil Grelieu-Jeanne!
Maurice-Mamma.
Jeanne--It makes me laugh-~-it
seems so comical to me that they rnk-
take us for rabbits. And now, what
are we now--water rats? EAU, just
picture to yourself, water rats IN IN
automobile!
Maurice-Mamma
Jeanne-No, no. ! am not laughing
any more, Maurice. tLaughs.l And
what else are We? Moles? Must We
hide in the ground?
Peasant. laughs-And now We
must hide In the ground
Jeanne, in the same tone-And they
Will remain on the ground? Emil. do
you hear?
Emil Grelieu-My dear! MY dear!
Maurice to the doctor-Listen, you
must do someth ng. Haven't you any
thing? Listen. Mamma, we are start
ing directly. my dear,
Jeanne-No. never mind. I am not
laughing any more. How foolish you
are Maurice. | simply felt like talk
ing. I was silent too long. was for
over silent, and now / felt like chat
tering. Emil, l am not disturbing you
with my talk am ]? Why In the water
so quiet, Emil? II was the King who
said. Tho water is silent" was it not?
But l should like to see 1t roar. crash
like thunder No, / cannot,
cannot bear this silence! All, why
1 IL It 90 Quiet---I cannot bear Il.
n ha oh No f,,
fellow. please hurry up.
ChaufYeur-Yes, yes, I'm WORKING,
I'm working. Well start soon.
Jeanne suddenly cries. threatening
But l cannot bear II. cannot,
tCovers her mouth with her hands.
sobs. l cannot
Maurice-Mamma.
Bmil Grelieu-All will end we'll,
Jeanne. All vii end we'll know.
also feel as you do But all will end
well. Jeanne.
Jeanne sobbing, but calming herself
somewhat cannot bear Il!
Emil Grelieu-All will end we'll,
jeanne Belgium will exist. The sun
will shine, am suffering, hut I know
this. Jeanne!
Maurice-Quicker, Quicker.
Chaufreur-In a moment, in a mo-
. ment. Now Il IL fixed. IN a moment.
/. Emil 6reiieu, faintly-Jeanne!
Jeanne-Yes. yes, I know.
|, Forgive me- forgive me, I will soon
"A loud. somewhat hoarse voice OF q
girl comes from tho dark.l
G,rl-Tell me how I can ind my
way to I,onua!
[Exclamations OF surprised
Maurice-Who Is that?
. Jeanne--Emil, Il 10 rhat girl!
!, tI.aughs.1 She 10 also like . rabbit
!, Doctor grumoles-what 10 It, what
Is it-who?
Throws the light on tho girl. Her
dress In torn, her eyes look insanely.
The peasant is laugh,ng.l
Pcasant-She Is hero again?
Chaureur-Le, me have the light.
Doctor-Very well
Girl ioudlv-How can I fnd ma
way to Lonua?
Emil Observation-Disclosures. 4 IL ueres-
sary 10 stop her, My child, my ohild'
. Doctor. YOU
ChaurYcur-Put down the iantern.
The devil take this
j, Girl. shou,s-Hands on! No no,
:. you will not dare
= Maurice-You can't catch her
:. tThe girl runs awayl
Emil Grelieu--Doctor, you must
l. catch her, She will perish here,
quick
;, [She runs away. He runs after her
!. in the dark.l
Peasant-She asked me. too how T.,
go 10 Lonua. How am 10 know?
Lonua'
1.-THE girls voice resounds in the
dark and then she becomes silent.l
Emil Grelieu--It IA necessary 10
d catch her, You must do r.
e Maurice-But how. father?
[They listen. Silence. Dull cries OF
lie mob resound. Jeanne breaks INTO
e muffied laughter
e Maurice. mutters-Now ne IL gone
Oh. my God,
Chauffeur. triumphantly-Ta your
J. seats Ready,
J. Maurice-But the doctor isn't hero.
Oh. my God Father, what shall We
do now
a Chauffeur Let us call him. Ehr
d. Maurice and the chauffeur CALI:
" Doctor, Eth IanglOi!"1
70 Chauffeur. angrily--l must deliver
n Monsieur Grel,eu, and 7 will deliver
X him. Take your seats
is Maurice shouts-Lang1oi y
faint echo in the disance.l Come!
Doctor 1.-THE response Ia nearer.l
"a Peasant-He did not catch her.
~ You cannot catch her, She asked me-,
too. about the road TO Lonua. Sh. :
" insane. Laughs There are many
- l'ge her now
o. Emil Grelleu, tmplorincly- -JcanneA
Jeanne-But I cannot Emil What
is II? cannot understand. What 10
IL? Where are We? Ny God, | don {
" understand anything. I used 20 UNDER
" stand used to understand bu.
now~Where In Pierre FIRMLY
* Where Is Pierre?
90 Nsaurfce-Oh. will no he here soons
Mother, dear. we'll start In a moment
Jeanne-Yes, yes, We'll start in a
moment, But don't understand
II anything Where are we? Why such
z. n dream, why such a dream" ! cant
10 understand Who has come" My
- head IL aching. Who has come
why has It happened?
IA voice from the darkness, QUITS
ne nearl
Jeanne. ghtened--Who is shout