The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-05-18
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iheh came Our nav, -,
we were taken f,r -, 'U'1'' AGAIN
INTO AN old Shal ,rl''.' ""u crowded
rlSm0role WAS rn,,n IN foiAstole
same as If tho spft.''t.f~I just the
seen or bosr, ''l ''fttieS had never
oV"l"' move until we were tal,en AM,
az q une through smaii ,a,, ~
"""' Where We had IL stonn !" ny,
through Again we were nn,,si1.,.,1
'S spies until We pr,,o5 '' ,,'','' '''
otherwise 'eN
Finally | rot r.orr,,...t
lhe train for Paris v.hor' "uaiu
dheut twelve "a m. "i'Ne''
In normal finn.
hours Ia ga frn,,' '"NVN ABOUT SIX
took me in.t ai.. LINTON To Paris. 1t
Paris Vim "' e'Nl''etn'
gaiety. is now. ~ IePu'atlon Tor
most hpartifni "' Sau faflS. The
NV Measure -, WY 1t mas ever been
lined Win ,,.,,.,."' me houlevardS
and miles ,f 800. anu trees. Miles
flight of a., .,,.,e a. HlralSht as the
of the SAM ~ An the building
tural de.i,en "VSa' ana archltec-
bouleyards f,,,o, 'l'VSV nuaSlllnceht
their wealth. o,,1 - ny "oriu over Tor
only nitifnl S.;,,i, "N''io III, one sees now
thousands az $50 thousands and
their long Nal, ',Op ana children with
diers IN crnt" J" mourning Vells Sol
bly disfgn,ed ''''' 'iil'P'eu ana horri-
a.,
;n,, 80 |uuoaE morning | was stroll
NonoIan,,,n avenue when leads to
mo y 49, .oilit'' Hohbling towards
far,,, 80 On lntee Young fellows in uni
ana o 'ie uaa leS gone at the hip
~as ",i i aiil at the wrist. Another
knee Tbo Ri, ,VS d niue above the
and most of ~, i'do ioSt one arm
gone ono a,,a y,,o., iiiS nose was
ear to no 500, S, MS anu no. an
they wera snili,,r. n - Anu YET
the most magnifae,,4 n"l IL one OF
the wonderfnl ~, Hs 'ili,iss III france
Smiles SmiIas Slihi' VI tnose people.
Won evarv1rboSo ' ai.n% 1ney greet
terrible sorrnw, ~i'noush there is
of France 7 ro e"a a, i n. at .he heart
early nort of t,a ~ al Is Turing the
ing four dars ~, e C urlTe' Our
! two b,ndroi 4,' e VIC, ilanS losl over
4 soldiers E,'a,.,' ''' nv. VI .ielr nlest
hrought +boneonS. LIN lii.o farls
crisis had no,nn '1 h ~ Moulueu' Inc
suirit of tho Ero, Du' 'ie li,uoliltaoie
mist navor lot thn 'u 'ulu liiem they
And tbey didn'+ ''i ~. 3e 4, liiaiis through
France is one pnited naf,o 80 p, " ~.
man. woman and child - l., +tie t,;,,s
to the finish ana thav ira @ain. eii', -
win. one cannot beln h,t III =. ~
France UnseIfisb natriotisn and
tba Inta ,P 10,
try, should teach us a lesson that we
i'll America ought to learn.
A week in Paris ord NV h,,.inoas
was finished. mnst On hacl, tn 10,
land 10 finish nm there and soil e.,
home. had to start all nvor agair
First | must see fine American coT,s,,i
and get his permission. Then | must
convince the chief of police that
had a right to leave Paris and {ladn't
have amy military information with
me. Then / had to convince the
British consul that my reason fol
sufficient Importance to warrant his
granting me permission With that
c0cky individual | almost lost my
patience-and that would have beer
fatal to my chances. My papers and
credentials were above reproach. But
| argued With that consul for forty
five minutes. He had the impudence
to address me as follows:
Your tapers look all right but
how do ! know that Won didn't
steal them. Your story sounds
good, but how do l know that
you're telling me the truth.
But | got through all right apf
after a renetition of the cattle herd
ing process at both Dieppe. France
and Foikstone. England. arrived
again safely in London. Another trn
across the channel on the Sussex. and
this time. lust few DAYS before she
sailed her last VOYAGE.
Nv trims tbro,,gb tba daneor 2ona
Gu M 'i'P3 an.,Ib LII a6i9 U' f,|n %n
vi. =, ~ j,,o,,n9i tbon an IIalt,nd
1eri ~ LnSf From ' Faboanth ~ %@
yoriy wore dlled with intnrestiul
things about which | should like i
fen Won. lis almost as hard To geI