Adventure of Hugo West in Paris After War Return
A first person fragment recounts Hugo MacCulloch West, a stout American veteran from Defiance Illinois, A E F, arriving in Paris on November 11 1918. The tale covers his grandiose self image, bank prominence, Scottish pride, and ceremonial military honors, ending with him stepping into a tumultuous Paris street scene and seeking lodging.
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Hugo MacCulloch West
Defiance
Ill
Paris
France
Quelques
Bretigny
Seine-et-Oise
Hugo West
One Bank
Silk Mill
Central House
van Buren Street
State Street
Major Hugo
Jefferson County
Pigeon
MacCulloch
Boddam
Aberdeenshire
Horatio
John
Ramsay
MacCullochs
Nether Ardwell
Galloway
Harry Lauder
Haymarket
Chicago
Burns
Hugo
Burg
Genevieve
Red Crewn
Red Cross
Sam Browne
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Defiance Hospital
Genevieve West
Boys’ Loyalty League
Anne
Scotland
Helmetleas
Thames
Armistice Day in Paris Ends With Major in a Kilt
An American major, Hugo MacCulloch West, joins the Armistice Day celebrations in Paris. After a night of singing and revelry, he endures a comic chase and wardrobe mishap, ultimately swapping into a British artillery major’s uniform to return to safety and dignity amid the festive crowds.
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Hugo
America
Hugo MacCulloch West
Scottiah American
MacQulloch
Avenue de l’Opera
Trugo West
Noixe
Paria
Hugo West
MacCuloch
Paris
Major West
Place de l'Opere
Fingo
St. Jo
Tle
Carle
Mickle
Ypres
Doris
Mercer Lauder
Sal
van Buren Street
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Saar Wright Kauffmar
Idaiec
Te Kotane
Baby Aga
Eps Se Elas
Iia
Atresia
Rue Ste. Anne
Napoleon
Estafalque
Gee
Lia
Sunnesa Genevieve
West
Qrael
Hup
Nol
Old Top
Banque de France
Peesie
Hue
Australia
National Air
Ladies of the Defiance
the Red Cross
Anacreon