Identifier: baltimoreohioemp11balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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ust pointed at,and the old man was very patient when wewere counting our moneys. The next stop was a stationery storewhere the woman did her best to cheat us, but luck was with us and we came upsmiling. She evidently was not a Frenchwoman herself for she was not at all politeas all the others we have met have been,and her French was not distinct. The next stop was for post cards at alittle shop where the man and his wifeand baby sat oqt front, while in the door-way stood the son practicing on the violin.We each bought ten cards for a franc.I asked the man if he spoke English. He said, Non, Mademoiselle, mais beef steket plum pudding. After walking past the hotel severaltimes we finally found it and went in to asimple supper of soup, fish, meat, cake,and coffee. Always there is fish for dinner.We decided we would go to bed early.We were on our way to the desk for postagestamps where we met Mrs. Blair. Come,girls, lets go for a ride around Paris.Alas for our hopes of going to bed early!
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WITH THE GLOBE TROTTERS IN FRANCEI Ancient and Modern History—Miss Lauer stops for repairs in the old Roman Arena at Nimes 2. Aunt Mary in the same setting, taking notes forthe Maeazine i Miss Spengler, viewing the landscape from the Tower of Justice in the citadel of Carcassonne. 4- On the way to gay Paree.S The delegates being addressed by the Sous-prefet of the city of Nimes. Notn the whiskers. 6. The American Nurses Memorial near Bordeaux,ewhere th girls were entertained at tea. 7. A French Poilu teaches Miss Lauer the art of opening a bottle of—grape juice Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, June, iq2J 31 A taxi took us around for more thanan hour, visiting the Arc de Triumphewhere Frances Unknown Soldier isburied. We cro;sed the Seine where the lights made everything beautiful, andcame back from a delightful ride whichcost us, including everything 32 centseach! Part IV Avignon ON the morning of April 28 we aroseat five oclock to get the train forAvignon. We saw many strangesights o

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