...
But I left her like a brother,--
Shake her hand was all I did.
Then I says: "Vous, all right, cherry--"
And my throat stuck, and it hurt....
And I showed her what I carry
In the pocket of my shirt.
[Illustration: "Maison Comtois"]
[Illustration: A second floor billet]
[Illustration: Outpost at Hershback Germany]
[Illustration: Madelon of the village...]
Madelon of the village, who washed our clothes--and who still has some
of those we had to leave when we pulled out of the sector in the middle
of the night
[Illustration: Neat but not gaudy]
Neat but not gaudy
As we come home--on the transport.
[Illustration: Oran Africa 1919]
Troops coming home from Marseilles go by way of Africa and stop to coal
at Oran. Here the doughboy rests the French Arab soldier with whom He
fought side by side at Soissons.
[Illustration: Ready to go Home]
[Illustration: Reading the Draft Covenant for the League of Nations--Paris]
Reading the Draft Covenant for the League of Nations--Paris
(President Wilson, center, reads, other figures labelled as)
General Bliss
Colonel House
Secretary Lansing
M. Clemenceau
Mr. Balfour
Peace Conference Feb 14 1919
[Illustration: Blue denims for the trip home]
S.S. Canada
1919
[Illustration: Outpost at Molsberg...]
Outpost at Molsberg, Germany, an ancient castle which stands just on the
edge of the American occupied area and the Neutral Zone.
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