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A FRENCH LEGIONARY'S STORY.
BRITISH SOLDIER OF FORTUNE WHO DESERTED.
DID WELL ON ACTIVE SERVICE.
In view of the success here of the film "Beau Geste" deal- ing with life in the Foreign Legion special interest attaches to this account of the adventures of John Harvey, a deserter froca that force, whose sentence in a French prison was recently re-"
nitted.
Harvey saide in the Legion is het in prace time.” Ho njoyed the active service and 'did well, but be evidently does not flourish anywhere in the pingelines of peace..
CLAIRYAUX (FRANCE),
December 17th. My God, it is good to speak English again."*
* taking his rifle with him, and when we were captured and tried by a French comt-martial in August, Doty was sentenced to be shot. while I was sentenced to imprison-
These were the first words, wheniment. I saw him in his French prison to-day, of John Harvey, the British subject who is serving a sentence of five years for desertion from the French Foreign Legion.
He deserted in Syria in May with Bennest "Doty, the American, who has just been re kased, and two Germans ad á
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One of Harvey's fellow prisoners in the same prison is n Frenchman Bed Quien, who was sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment by a Paris court some years ago for having denounced Edith Cavell to the German Secret Police.
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Fought At Ypres. Harwy is a native of Cardiff. He ralisted at 1017 at the age of eventeen in the 1st South Wales Bonderers, falsifying his age order to be accepted. He was in all the heavy fighting during the last eighteen months of the war, and had his skull cracked by u sheid splinter at Ypres.
Civilian life was too dul, and Harvey in March 1923 went to Dunkirk, where he joined the Foreign Legion for the usual six wars' enlistment Ho was trained
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Per .. Jalun, from London and The two Germans and the Pole ports, on January 5th-Mr. and who went along with us were let Mrs. Johnston, Mr. Poyntz, Mr. off with a few months, as they Dunscomb, Miss A. Dyer, Mr. Flat- claimed that they did not want to tury, Mrs. Potts, Mr. Donovan, desert, but that Doty had forced Miss Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Burford them to go. American newspaper and child. Mr. Sinclair, Mr. F. TJIRODAS. correspondents, however, stirred up Smith, Miss McElderry, Miss Has TJIKEMBANG such a storm over the prospect of well, Rey, and Mrs. Swann and TJISONDARI · Doty being shot that his sentence two children, Mr. and Mrs, Tyler, was reduced to eight years,
Mr. and Mrs. Owens and three "We were hoth out to Albert-children, Miss E, Williams, Mr. and ville military prison in France, Mrs. Polson, Jr. V. Hast, Mr. and when it was closed at the end Kinross, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Hast, Mr. Whelan. of last year we were sent here.
"I can endure the imprisonment, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. G. the shame, the hard work, and the Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Findiesan, cold here, but the injustice of my Mr. T. Hughes, Mr. T. Dorrall, treatmen: compared with that of Mr. and Mrs. Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Puddle and child, Mr. Beaumont, Dety tears my heart,
Mrs. and Miss Ross, Mr. and Mrs.) Burdett. Miss Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce. Mr. Flowers, Mrs. Cameron and three children, Miss Park, Mr. and Mrs Jenkin, Mr. and Mrs Morgan, Mr. Allan, Mr. West, Miss Morgan, Mrs. Beattie and three children, Mrs. Ridgeway und two children, Miss O. Young. Mrs. Macdonald. Mr. O. Payne, Mr. Lee Yate, Mr. Callahgan. Mr. McDonald, Mr. Walton, Mr. Moffat, fias Campbell, M. Oram,THE MOTOR VESSEL Watterson, Mr. and Mrs. Creasy, Mr. and Mrs. Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Digby and child, Mir. MeNeill, Mr. and Mrs. McElderry, Sir F.
I have written to the British Government a number of times asking them to intervene in my favours but I have never had a reply
The court-martial of the five de- sertars at the Damascus Citadel in August 1926 was extremely drama tie. The two Germans and the Pole had thrown all the blame on Doty for having organised the de- sertion, but when Harvey's turn came he faced the court like a man,
"It is not true." he said. Gil at the Legion headquarters at Sidibert Clam (Doty's mane in the el Abbes. En Algeria
When the Druse tribes had wiped Lion) was not the only leader of out General Michaud's column of the party. I did not need any man 4,000 men Harvey was sent to to lead me away. I had, fully de- Syria, where he was recommended cided to desert, and I just happen- for the French War Cross för "d to go with him. I am as much
responsible as he was." heroic conduct. He finally ran to Transjendania after the fighting had died down.
Harvey was sentenced to im prisonment in a fortress, ut ang to the lack of military prisons in France he is now serving his time in the Clairvaux civil prisen with in number af thieves and murderers, His term has been reduced to four years an account of good con- duct, and as he has already served eizteen months, he still his thirty months to put in.
Talk In French. When he was led into the little room where prisoners are allowed to receive visitors, he made the above dramatic exclamation, but in accordance with the rules, he switched off into French, which he speks rather badly.
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strange interview. Harvey, a straightforward-looking in the dark-brown prison uniform, was behind thick bars, and shock with emotion.
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I was at the other side of the room, behind a heavy steel screen. A French warder stood in a kind of corridor, a yard wide, between the bars and the screen to see that nothing was passed to the prisquer
"I am certainly grateful to the Daily,
Express for having sent you You here," continued Harvey. are the first victor I have had for eighteen months, and eighteen months is a long me in a French prison. It was not so bad when my American pal. Doty, was here. He spoke English, and we had an opportunity to talk almost every day. But he was. pardoned some months ago and sent back to the Legion in Algeria to serve out his time.
The court-martial, in spite of Harvey's evidence, sentenced Dots to be shot, as disiplin is strict in the Foreign Legion, but the Germans and the Pole put up such a sorrowful tale that they were re- leased immediately, and sent back
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"The governor of the prison very kind, however, and has done everything he can for me. I cold here, and would like to receive.
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I asked Harvey if he knew that Doty had been released from the Legion Last week, owing to the in- tion," occupies a 1st Week, February, 1938.
tervention of American. authorities, now in Paris enjoying and was himself.
old man when I get out. The Taek, 10 Algerian sun is man-hitting."
The Legionnaire is really for. Wed 11 tunate in being at
Clairvaux, Thur, 12 which is a village between Bar-sur- Aube and Chaumest The estab lishment there, which is known in French law as a "house of daten. vast group of buildings that were originally built as an abbey by St. Bernard There are in the 11th century. Tany
open spaces and the I cannot understand it," the prisoners, who are divided into young prisoner exclaimed intterly, several categories have tonsider
We both deserted together in ble freedom, although they are. FROM ANTWERP,LONDON, GIRBAL
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No, nowadaye very rare practice of crowd prevented her amosalbyns is any case whatever,
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