The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1918, Page 8

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Drug Store and com rvikia emy to meet Willie early rey Enemy showed tivity the Messines sector and southwest of Cambrai, let Liberty If you Haynes theatre. your watch, Next Advertisement, an take advantage of this offer. and give the some ac in OH woULONT 4 %—\> > LOOK FOR EGG MARKS OW 7H’ BREAKFAST JACKET Art’ GRANY MARKS OW 1H DINNER ConT | 1h A SURVIVOR OF WW TWTANIC AN’ 1 LOST PY WIPE AN’ KIDS In TH JOHNSTOWN FLOOD - meget OWS AE GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER TELLS OF “SPIRIT OF FRANCE” * tor truck, auto bus— h could ‘ound, and, half armed up the march toward the enemy d, had taken The Spirit pv. France Which Refused to Let Dying Men Die ord of th The re 2 forced march is a story red forward under the blazing hot sun poo dawn from dark to dawn. Hundreds dropped from exhaustion and as they marched; but those who ked with dust, faint with hunger, hing with thirst, but with the cry of France on their dry lps! of acute vavily toward Paris, with his shoulder throbbing, y were headed the other way; they were setting Papa Guillemont's mental processes were very with th He had saved no arms or ac but he took a munitionless gun from a fallen ing the suffering but dauntless little Army of Paris, th them until bh co no further. He leaned against ped down in an and his ey He ut be was ready for d ecape, used him, It was mont raised to his feet “Have you finished?” asked the officer. “I have finished,” returned Papa Uemont huskily, saluting again, prepared to slide pinay in his corner and die. aid the officer. “But wait here. If the Germans come, die, fighting. It is for France!” “Yes, my officer,” agreed Papa Guillemont, and into him came at that moment something stronger than the strength of life itself, the thing which has made the army of this land the marvel of the world. It was the spirit of France! T in his face to this day, and saluted. and, femain. 1 stay he ligh and so long as there is a piece alive, tho his head dropy t until the they nt fror land his knees bent, stayed altve rmans came. He can’t tell much of what arrived, but when the stretcher-bearers picked up dead Huns which surrounded him, he tho he had spirit enoug he to smile ecstatically, nt, mind you, for he lay arer Paris than t had b ppened where Papa ¢ at Paris is Paris od had happened in so 8 of Notre Dame still Arch of Triumph still heads the “Allons, Marchands,” He’ll Order “Reformed” Poilues He’s in Earnest t handto-hand heck by the Hohenzollern centuries to come! 2 regiment of reformed poi more in his joll e himself—and now the twinkle is thing scientif s regiment 2 platoon ther, left in anothe t regiment, and guard MARCHAND" and they go dash into for more France! There's an there's dden-armed men in anc last ditches with th cries “ALLONS! ay be certain that b t m, fight with a fie 1 guard the dQ when he um em well the te » with more e enemy Why, confound electric vibrati No, the or wi 's a moisture a as he tells what in case t back to » more prevent studied the matter for three y thrust and every counter thrust and he is certain that he could f reformed py glorious stand in 1914, 2 ie has ¢ he made } the Germans from and a half years, and h of that never-to-be-forge dispose of at least twice He has not only practice it had added boxing You may rest as s Papa Gui yonet, ever die, so long ‘full of Papa Guillemonts! What do the Americans “over there” e tomorrow. think of fhe French? 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