The Harvard volunteers in Europe : personal records of experience in military, ambulance, and hospital service . ^ -io .15 du A ZEPPELIN OVER PARIS FROM the front it is not a far cry to Paris,where, two days after Champollion wrote theletter just given, Francis Jaques, 03, then associ-ated for more than two months with the AmericanDistribution Service of the American ClearingHouse in Paris, gave, in a letter to his family, thefollowing description of a stirring spectacle. Paris, March 22, Saturday night, or rather early Sunday morning, theGermans treated us to the long-expected spectacl
The Harvard volunteers in Europe : personal records of experience in military, ambulance, and hospital service . ^ -io .15 du A ZEPPELIN OVER PARIS FROM the front it is not a far cry to Paris,where, two days after Champollion wrote theletter just given, Francis Jaques, 03, then associ-ated for more than two months with the AmericanDistribution Service of the American ClearingHouse in Paris, gave, in a letter to his family, thefollowing description of a stirring spectacle. Paris, March 22, Saturday night, or rather early Sunday morning, theGermans treated us to the long-expected spectacle of aZeppelin raid on Paris. They hoped without doubt tostrike terror to the hearts of the population of . They only succeeded in treating the city to amost interesting spectacle, and in making everyonefeel that one had not been waked for nothing. Four Zeppelins started for Paris; two were headedoff, and two flew over the northwestern part of thecity. I was sleeping peacefully at 10 rue Chapini, inmy small apartment near the Etoile, when I was 1 From Harvard Alumni Bulletin, May 5, 1915. FRANCIS
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