| Florence Jaffray Harriman - Politics, Practical - 1923 - 436 pages
...in there we made them welcome; we thought they were going to treat us right. They were escorted into camp with a brass band. They attended all of our dances....they were in there two or three days they turned, we could see that. . . . One of the women, I believe, told them that they could not be on two sides... | |
| Florence Jaffray Harriman - Politics, Practical - 1923 - 430 pages
...same thing should happen again there would be some means of escape for those women and children. . . . When the militia came in there we made them welcome;...were going to treat us right. They were escorted into camp with a brass band. They attended all of our dances. They came down and took dinner with us two... | |
| Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder - American literature - 1924 - 1030 pages
...same thing should happen again there would be some means of escape for those women and children. . . . When the militia came in there we made them welcome;...were going to treat us right. They were escorted into camp with a brass band. They attended all of our dances. They came down and took dinner with us two... | |
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