Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-10
"GIRLS IN, FRANCE"
ENJOYING THE LIFE
Letters From American Women In
Y. W. c. A3l9crvice Give
Gllmpscs Of War.
AIR RAIDS ALWAYS MENACE
Calls In fbc Night Bring All sorts of
Costumes Into "AbTis"
OF Paris.

hrAph1c 8hmpseS OF Garls IN war
time. as seen by American women
over there b,yo Inn, co,no 70 tbis
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country IN ietters from the rop~seh-
tntives Of tho Young Womens Chris
tian association who are now, sta
toned in paris
In spite Of air raids. explosions.
ana bon,ha arar,e,t, Tho AFFAIR. ,t
ii"tel feu"srad nave gone on ABOUT
AZ usual with>the exception that the
guests leave suddenly these days and
those who have roWrved rooms ar
rive frop "a to - hours after they
are expe .trd-cr not at all"
This Is from a letter. written April
5, from Miss lean Cavers. of ConIm-
bus. ohio who Ia one of The Y. VI
c. A. representat,ves working Al the
HotoI pctroprad a hotel ,stablished
i'm pnris hv he V " - A FOR Amer
iron women there
';rbo hie"est ,nfr,,v ,, g,,osts si,ce
IN. ho,oi o,,on,I go. ~, ,,.,,h ,h, t,,s,
NJ, ~, "ir,,or "ii "''l' iIiy ',, gy
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- ~" u"''N W.
$500 "'lU'p my arr yu' ,Il'i'',S ,,ui',iS.,
p way o. ~ ElaI" '"u rNv'""'
na"InE "a nnru nm 10 s't nn Ig'e com.
NIrhusehleh'h nave pefh corr
pleted Tor throwing three or our
,aIsest ruoI!,s 'ot',ILer' I''l 'ln,,-
ing tne furniture ana MAKING u"'-
hl''orS Tor them'
EVerybody's Happy.
"On the whole they are a very
happy lot, although there were two
girls who did not seem contented
on Investigation. we learned that
one had a roommate who snored and
the other had lost her hairpIns
neither of whic6 circumstance is
onnovIng In ordinary times -Yut most
upsottlng at the end OF A long trim
wa have had several air raids
during tho month. only one Of which
amounted 10 much However The
fact that our sieeping is interrupted
tends TO make us biz unset on the
dnvs following bomhardment and
sornctin,es otir nerves make us seenn
a bin cranky
"IVe have had a IlttIe rest for a
fcw days from our friend tho ena,nv
ana hone that tbe rest viIl conttnua
al least until tbe nevt fuIl moon "
Miss Elizabeth r. Mayston Of Ho-
hoken N 7 who has conc 70 Eranca
n do clertcaI work at Hotel pctro-
grad paris in her first letter home
said WF~'s
II shall not soon forget our warm
Welcome at tho door of Hotel petro-
grad
TAt the railroad station wa ware
fold AT once ia hurry We viii
sureIv have a rotd tnniaht ma .
terrible one a short time apo Sew.
eral small ones since Hundred neo-
pIe killed with one bomb. II Won
hear a siren run into n niace
marked "Abrii'--fhis is what thev
shouted 10 ms as soon as we cot
OF The train
Met belgian From Cbicapo
ION the way TO Paris we met n
Young Belgian who was returning
TO FLANDERS from a short f,,rIourh
spent in his home in Chicago after
about three years fighting in The
trenches
"As' waved NV small Amaric,n
flag this ReIgian soldier asked N no
could have IL. and .old me IN think
OF IL waving a few davs later in the
trenches in Flanders. This WINS no
fore this great drive wonder what
has happened TO IL and its new
owner since"
The Roche have riven us So
many imuromptn affairs raids HON.
bardments. etc. that IL has been n
little hard TO get a free night for
our clubs and entertajnments.h So
writes Miss Edith Granger Of MI
NernoHs n. Y, who has been work
ing M Hotel Petroerad for a few
"Wo, have ouIte acouIred tho bahit
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