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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER X
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But they are all very orderly.

Every day Germans are arrested on suspicion; and several of them have committed suicide.

Yesterday one poor American woman yielded to the excitement and cut her throat.

I find it hard to get about much.
People stop me on the street, follow me to luncheon, grab me as I come out of any committee meeting--to know my opinion of this or that--how can they get home?
Will such-and-such a boat fly the American flag?
Why did I take the German Embassy?
I have to fight my way about and rush to an automobile.

I have had to buy me a second one to keep up the racket.


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