New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 5

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1926. 1 A Harvest of Tree Limbs. | s 1d ¥y at | CHERBOURGPARS . BOAT TRAN THI - | seen in pe Speeds Passenger From Liner to| 5 5e French Gapital er ones are made into charcoal. D. C.. Aug. 20 (P— |Even the smallest twigs are bound ain roads to P into faggots. You see ordered piles thousands e bundles of fuel against farm mer leads from |hOl lis. herbourg. ch you board is a|®d * cial made up to|t their | t fruit be used as onger limbs m Washington, rotion picture r So well proportioned Signs and Symbols of France. As your train crawls out of the so dwarfed that you ed them. Demijohns on Station Platforms. n you begin to see touches un- French: the railway small stations without stopping. You to guess their names, nounced in let painted on walls. You and the inevi squat little box cz hitched tand You pass a huge bluff of rakishly | €X ipped strata, old fort | Th top. 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