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Ptotncare. He Is president of some

thing or other. In Paris, too, and Mon

sieur Du-du—ah, yes that la it—Du

Boert—who la also president of some

thing in Paris."

Sister Julia was referring to the

presidents of the senate and *h°

chamber of deputies.

If anyone suggests to Sister Julia

that they will make a great ado about

her -when she goes to Paris, she

shakes her head and says:

"My place is not making tours in

uniform, but here in my beloved Ger

ibevillers, which all hag to be rebuilt,

looking after the women and chil

dren."

As those who hare reoelved her

kindly ministration extol her conduct

her simple reply Is:

"I only did the Lord's work when It

came to me to do it. Why should

presidents make an ado over that?"

All are welcome to a chair In Sis

ter Julia's sitting room, and she la

glad to talk to them if they fc nof,

take her from her work tc^ long

[^Frederick Palmer, who was select

ed by ail American press associations

to represent America with the British

army, was the second American news

paper man to be allowed at the front

In France by the French government.

William Philip Slmms, United Press

correspondent, was appointed by the

French government last fall to go to

the front, as tne official representative

of American newspapers. Simms trav

eled over the entire front, interviewed

General JofFre and has written num

erous stories detailing his experiences

for United Press papers. Although

formally selected, Palmer wag never

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily Gate City. (1915). Keokuk, Iowa, 1915-01-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025182/1915-01-25/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily Gate City, 1915-01-25.