Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
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An l~1Yepros1sele xl0sseF OK WYATT
ness.
The director smiled. and his es~s
twinSfed. and he NesssfeSSN drew 0e
a chair and sat before the Gksanser-
ested patient
You're going 10 recover nicely.
the doctor Says HOW do YOU fesss
The eseltds relaxed, Rressas was
gong hack TO the fog automatically,
| Well have YOU out In a couple
of weeks, Brcssse my boy
ity in Breseac over that eAes-sas ar
ncunceE1ent-
He was at that ehh in the Ssr9ssss
between life and death where It sAsas
no difference TO him whether he aNsS
or not.
Everything was too mach trouble,
There Was silence Sst~ssn the sasn
Bressae's brcws contracted. Sssesssl
painfully. after which exhaustion fol-
lowed. He had Just dropped again
at the edge OF the crater.
The director studied Srsssae with
his inside eyes, then he hunted the
doctor in those upper warts where
stucor and pain and fever held sway
over the rows of white cots
rs it safe TO move Rressaess
"When:"
Tonight"
The doctor st-oked his sessd ard
surveyed the director. They has q
great deal of confidence IN each
other.
Iii see. A slight pause sR-es,
sac. Bressae- He needs RaNsi and
NiiIiere and Hanaesasue and JOS,
seau and Ecienne-" HE ratified u er
like a prescription
Bressae Amoke. as usual. in the
cold era fog lie was with Jane;
and Maurers. From some rlaes
nearby Came tine parr es 'maehsas
sun t5re-No~ There was soweshsns
I. was like the si2Sle az musical
instrument
There WAS h laugh a.@atakaass
there was = laugh.
Bressae sSewns5 st tire icss-rse-
zion. as he opened his eyes wider and
turned his head
His o MAS larger nnGch larger;
there was another set es the side
of his and IN il sa- q fellow with
black hair and . eclstlfrg black INKS
.eehe. and 4 wide Srsn which dSsefes-
missing. This was s-Ettfere. an5 he
had a mandolin
A;le-" said Sittie-e cordially,
catching R-essse's eye NStISs-e had
been learning English in the trenches
and enlo-ed the Accomplishment.
a laugh from the door, where
leaned a savoy posru with a raASh
Cap and a ciea-et II his mouth
Say your o,he- American word,
Sti'iere. invited this Possu in
French. He "a. E,ienne. and tier.
GOODBYE. obliged yEslfere SssJv.
Play Monsieur Bressac your new
selection. Etsite-e,- invited another
voice. a very well cultivated voice. tr-
deed ard Ere>sac rolled his eves "a
see IN the o.he- co-re Of tie room.
A l~isn,-hafrea. sien6er-faced YOU'RE
fellow. With the Se-y tiaiesE OF color
less m~uscacEes- sting up in bed en-
~erseacaliy xea~.ne = French ~ar
boat. splendid!y caIeurs9ed. CT o.
ccIored straw.
Permit me. offered che inzouc-
lar: Etien1e from the doorway
Monsieur R-esszc. T have the honor
10 present Monsieur sHanoIarg,- :srti
the sleeping kro- sho Il Jo:sss..u- /
Fave also the honor 20 present Non
ieur Kuvel- who Is the pres:.sen. II
this room br unanimous election.
Monsieur Ru.sL. have sEe great
honor 20 presen: Monsieur Bressac.'
Eressac rolled his eyes again. %
see JoEsIeGr SE-et- A. Zen.EeClzn OF
many whtekers. in she bed near the
door. pee'ins an orange with keen in
.eresr. He would. never be Of any
nore value in this world, but he IA.
ye-v we'll loved,
II am hspp. 10 welcome Monsieur
R~ressac." saiit President Ruvel. "can
you sing. Monsieuro"
Monaieur Bregsac closed his eyes,
but opened them again.
Good exclaimed the president,
and they all laughed. "S'flliere sings.
when we permit it, and one such il
enough
The grin on the face Of villiere
was marvellous to see. He erinned
lust as we'll having one leg as IL he
had two! .
Am I permitted" he inquired
touching a preliminary chord on hi.
mandolin.
Not Immediately on the arrival o,
any new member" declared Pren.
dent Ruvel firmly, whereat they al
laughed. including yilliere. 1t tool
verv little to make these fellow.
laugh. But o may play your new
selection"
Good" laughed Villiere. display.
ing the zap ], his grin. and takini
IN his mandolin. from which the "F;'
string was missing. he systematicall!