Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-05-10 | Page 3 | At Napoleon's Tomb.

t At Napoleons Napoleon's Tomb Henry Henr VIgnaud secretary of oC the American embassy at ft Paris enjoys telling of mC an A American who was hoIng hoIng hoIng ho- ho Ing shown time the tomb Lumb ot or Napoleon apoleon A s the loquacious gul guide referred to tt time the various points of Interest in Iii connection t han tion n with wih the 10 tomb the American paid palt tw the greatest attention to all al that was wasal al said declaimed de do- le- le i This Immense e sam claimed the guide gulte weighs forty tons ton In Inside lle of o that tl sir air Is a n steel l' l receptacle weighing twelve c tons and Inside of II that I Is a lea leaden n casl casket et hermetically sealed fale weighing over 1 t two WI tons In Inside Inside In- In side of or that rests a mahogany cotlin coUn containing tho remains of or the lIme great man mali n For Fo a u moment the tho American was silent as out fR if Ir in deep 1003 meditation Then ho lie salti It J seems ems to me ne that youve you've OU C got gol him all aU right If he over ever gets geL out oU cabla cable I mo mo moat n at t m my expense Success