Shanghaied Into the European War
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When the United States Cruisers, the U. S. S. Chester and the U. S. S. Des- Moines, sent on an errand of mercy, were at Alexandria, bringing Allied refugees from their enemies' shores and ports and endangering vessels and crews by the chances of running upon drifting or floating mines, the crews of these ships were continually being mobbed.
In one case, I tried to interfere but was beaten by two British soldiers for my trouble. Two American sailors, A. C. Coughlin, TJ. S. S. Des Moines, and Joh...n Meyer, U. S. S. Chester, were standing in front ot the Welcome Bar, owned by a German American named King, at the corner of Rue Wohed et Tobish and Rue D'An- astasie. Out of the pocket of Coughlin's blouse hung a handkerchief on the border of which was printed the American flag. A passing party of English and Australian soldiers caught sight of the American sailors and, in a threatening and in- sulting manner, hailed them with "Hullo, you bleeding Yankee, cold footed Bastards!" (their favorite title for an Amer- ican).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the United States Cruisers, the U. S. S. Chester and the U. S. S. Des- Moines, sent on an errand of mercy, were at Alexandria, bringing Allied refugees from their enemies' shores and ports and endangering vessels and crews by the chances of running upon drifting or floating mines, the crews of these ships were continually being mobbed.
In one case, I tried to interfere but was beaten by two British soldiers for my trouble. Two American sailors, A. C. Coughlin, TJ. S. S. Des Moines, and Joh...n Meyer, U. S. S. Chester, were standing in front ot the Welcome Bar, owned by a German American named King, at the corner of Rue Wohed et Tobish and Rue D'An- astasie. Out of the pocket of Coughlin's blouse hung a handkerchief on the border of which was printed the American flag. A passing party of English and Australian soldiers caught sight of the American sailors and, in a threatening and in- sulting manner, hailed them with "Hullo, you bleeding Yankee, cold footed Bastards!" (their favorite title for an Amer- ican).
What to read after Shanghaied Into the European War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace, Daniel H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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