the correspondent. who inc
ltne former. l‘remicr's call“.
the United States. This is not
posed. but his third.
'My father. who was exiled by Na-
poleon III" thought it would be a
good thing for me to go to America.
and I went." Clemenceau said. "I had
been following events of your
ler. and my sympathies were with
f . film"
AMERICA
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mils away for
. . . my in the spirit
_ m be was all". in-
WH—keen to be
h treat age—the
which the Tiger oi
« -' the experiences
‘ to come to him in the mean
h ““3 touching t°.and later out West as far as Chicago.
the and talk With him- and from there to Bumlo. and after a-
- - his American call~ while to Boston"
2h it youthfulness of out-
of the present and tu—
m of a man in mid-
fls muses to be remlnl-|
my arr.ival
mond. There I met a good
how delightful. how simply charming
they were}
'Shortly before my arrival Grant
had taken the city and I saw for the
in' America. first as a young gentle-
man of leisure reading extensively for
two years in libraries otNew York.
and/then as a teacher in a girls' school
in Connecticut. It was during his days
“was much of a chap for
Wu remarked to
cud trip to America. as is commonly l
Civil he went back ho
’the North. Almost immediately after year-
however. 1 went to Rich- crossed t
many married to ll
Southern people and soon found out ceremony
!
first time what war and bombardment “0
Then I went to Washington “re
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In conversation. Clemenceau seldom a
alludes torhis subsequent experiences sidera
ultedahont as an instructor at Ill"
1r ’vmles to Clemenceau met the young woman
his sec- who became his wife.
At that time)!” was under use an
;her guardian retneed to give
sent to a civil marries! only.
on the church's—benediction. Clement
can stoutbr declined to recognize the
church as essential to a weddiax. 80'
me still unmarried;
He had spent tour
That was in 1869.
be Atlantic again and was
His stay in Alnerica gave to “the
Tige r" the knowledge of English
which has been one of his most use '
ful accomplishments in his long pub~
career. Always he has taken pleas.
.
ture.
are good; I feel sure at that.“
ble clearness how it willfbe to
the material and moral interests of
the United States to examine Euro-
pean difficulties with other cenceor
tions than those they have at pres-
ent. ”
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others begged him not to disappoint
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“Wow and “iii-S's” preparing-
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modification of prohibition enforce-
meat iswmexpeoted
proposition for sale of
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Twenty mldshipmcn from United
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