A nation at bay, what an American woman saw and did in suffering Serbia . ted at every corner. A few days later we arrived at Athens, wherewe were met by Count Mercati, Court Chamberlainto Queen Sophia of Greece, and son-in-law ofPrincess Alexis. We had a delightful day andwere sorry to leave when our ship sailed. Thethree little grandchildren of Princess Alexis sawus off with assurances that they would soon cometo see us in Serbia,—As soon as you have gotevery one Avell, said eight-year-old Daria. We had on board several French ofScers whowere going to join their forces at Lemnos, twoinfantry
A nation at bay, what an American woman saw and did in suffering Serbia . ted at every corner. A few days later we arrived at Athens, wherewe were met by Count Mercati, Court Chamberlainto Queen Sophia of Greece, and son-in-law ofPrincess Alexis. We had a delightful day andwere sorry to leave when our ship sailed. Thethree little grandchildren of Princess Alexis sawus off with assurances that they would soon cometo see us in Serbia,—As soon as you have gotevery one Avell, said eight-year-old Daria. We had on board several French ofScers whowere going to join their forces at Lemnos, twoinfantry officers in the beautiful blue-gray cordu-ro3 field uniform, an aviation hero, handsome andbashful as a girl but the holder of two of thehighest French decorations for valor, and a dozenother interesting personalities, including an Eng-lish officer on a mission for the Admiralty. We touched at Dedeagatch, the Bulgarian port(then neutral) where all stores and supplies forthe allied troops at the Dardanelles were landed,and we could hpar the thunder of the big guns as. ) -#<?
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