Thursday, _October 28, 1915._

We arrived at Marseilles at 8 a.m., for which we were all truly

thankful, as it is not much pleasure to be facing such dangers as we

had done.

At the Customs our luggage was most carefully searched, even the

leaves of our Bibles and other books being turned over. We were all

much amused and wondered if we should be searched next. This I believe

happened to some of the women, but not any of our party.

We had our passports seen, and also paid a visit to the police station

to obtain a pass to Boulogne. This took up most of the day, and we

remained two nights in Marseilles. There is an Indian camp, as they

come here to be climatized before going to the front. It was

interesting seeing them about the town.

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