Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-18

"A IA ~ BY Samuel MRo01XOoCkor
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Copyright. 1917. BY Public Ledscr Company.

bad Path" may we'll be imagined entcing
comfortable route narrow and irregular ledge running
the Mer perhaps three hundred yards
in length would have been impossible but for the fact that
iron rod had been fastened the face the rock about shoulder
high which could grasped with the hand but sad relate there
in the middle where the rod had been broken There
places the cked the path and made
slippery places Asbury Irwin who with got
down his hands and knees regardless of trousers told the
Frenman he would have help and take Mrs Pennypcker
to the other end and come back Presently returned
getting the rock there found her clngng to
the rod looking upon the Of ice had had
conception length the Mauvas Pas Since that
would him ahead to her and took of
presently safely lie Chapeau hut the other
path, with further adventure that
sliding down the mountain and nearly fell u.s. we got to
the hotel after dark tired enough we the
No Magny barouche. The road zgzags the
and just about wide enough for single team
the carriage times near the edge that preferred
walking behind riding it. At hotel the top yard had
made enough for the teams meeting there to each
and the drivers had to time their movements accordingly
By mschance this particular day there was misf and
they The eamsters each other for
hour the difficulty Finally they Joined to-
gete held the the mounanside until
tie others passed.
At vlieneuve we saw the Chon dancing
above and its dungeons below the little island of Chlde Harold
in the lake. getting boat crossed Lake Geneva engthwise
to by rail France to Paris
Irwin hotel the Bergere where bill for five
DAYS. including only 118 francs for both of
$780, the fifteen miles of paintings La Gio
conda smiled upon u.s.
palace historic interest and the gardens with their
paintings which impressed One represented the
Rattle of Sedan On crest stood in es an officer: off in the
distance 1t the artists idea of battle The
picture told the of the surrender of CORVALLIS York
Washington had nothing whatever do
grown under another impression, but still perhaps
it is modify early impressions said to whom
! met in the street in Paris:
dire Eife Tower?" emphasizing the
first syllable looked in blank
a long conversation he said
pensez Eifel?"
"Oui monsieur" Then he pointed out the
the where Mrs. Pennypacker had
struggle with French who insisted
taking talked the of her speed but the
grit prevailed The French people, them their
work. impressed being rather bright and cultivated
They seemed finish their tasks and
get the gardens Amusement appeared to be
We had crossed the and the Zuyder
without being the English Channel had
no On London took the
from Dieppe New Haven As the ceaky
little overheard the skipper
had a sx-yearod child with her. MADAM, If you
downstairs and him his back
ominous suggestion. The channel bad shape
usually hours this day Everybody
of the saloon filled groaning
On deck where deckhand thrown
of the paid of the take Mrs Pennypackr
abandoned her to her fate Sitting stool
steaded myself by cutchng driven into the wall
saloon and cold, sick and miserable let the beat