New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
c,w Burned Village and
Talked with Mother OF
Slain Youth.
FRANCE WELCOME TO
HfR PROPERTY THERE
tactic Kellermaun Loses Saw
iugs in German Bank-Reif
Seeks Horses Here.

,.. Anne Morgan. who had been IN
=. since July and who rented a
'.r next TO her own at Versailles
~, IN she converted into a hospital for
a,5ed soldiers. arrived mere last
'sbt ~ ,he French liner France from
gsvrc. ....,,,,,,.r;cd nv
~. El,7ahc.h Narbury and MISS Elsie
Wv ,swoifs. the latter having joined the
q ., Barritr. Miss Morgan and
M,' N.,brr, we're m BridcS-'es Balns
VS. +bc war started, and motored to
,,n.-i,srv ,i. P.arritz. They had been
~ fror, aI' news Of the war, hut
'S .bsy arrived a. bordeaux and
wy" isort.v became known the
Jnsn .h on,,,Is accorded them eNcep-
..,nsl ccur,cs'ts. III.
.'y c-.,corrIrc German atrocities, roth
-, said thc acts Of the Germans
~ Cor themselves and needed no
s...;oD Mis-, Morgan said the afro
- woe not attributable 10 lnebrletN
81. mart of the troops. but rather
20 their "N'-ioUs o''''' '''
,'en- ,,ls.o called
..-....,.o,, " .n. said. with the project
1g9'roi;ce. and saw the village, two
~ yrlter bod heon destroyed by
~ G;rvs9ers 7 talked with a woman
Who was mourning The loss OF an only
,,r lad of twenty. After the yer
rs5s had reed.c>sly burned the ci'N
Is- found this young man. ano LOT
"a reason vh.'Cvc" TOOK MN ou' anu
80, Rim before his mothers eyes.
aPar,s never seemed 80 strange 10
.s With tvo-thirdS Of the popuIa-
..s, cone. tho city is dark and still a.
..-5. All houses and shops are closed
- o'oioc. AND 10 that hour it really
-.srs like 4 o'clock IN the morning.
81 en- sorr. for France and her peo-
"a ,t-t they may take all ! own m
F-,r,s So .-ey need il. and they VIII
10 moe than Welcome to H..
TIL. 'ss- remark was made when
Ma. usrbury told how the French bad
,..,~rar5c,red Miss Norgan's two
sor.e. Oh o. ,hcm her favori,e
Ms. Nsrpgry said she would soon
,.,arr 10 France and do what she
mid 20 helm che War-StrfCken couH-
.r, Our feeling is not antl-Ser-
man" She said. we feel that Ger-
-srv is divided into halves the mill
.srr half and the domestic half. i IS
rue they aro fchtnc as unit ou'
low can ,.t domestic do otherwise
han fcL; when they get no lntorma-
lion whatever and are compelled 80 10
VIA. the military half demands -
Miss Annette kc.lermann. actress and
swimmer. returned ON the France after
visit Of six months with her mother.
who died recently.
Mother and ] made our home IN
France fol the last ten wears. Mother
vas French woman. We invested all
our money IN bank on the French
border, which was really a German
hank. and I fear my entire savings s:e
gone forever. ! shall have to Begin
al over again. shall swim and dive
q have 20. but 1t is hard work. I
prefer vaudeville and posing for NOV
rg picture play
Johnny Ref. the American Jockey.
returned an the France 20 round mp
America horses for the French cav
airy and artillery.
u have made my living in France
!oy fourteen years" he said. "and an
aov going 20 see my brother in Kan
as and select horses for the govern
ment There will be no commission or
profit in II for nc. however. as ! am
only too glad 10 do what can for
France
All the four-year-old thorough
5reds have been commandeercd. II il
hard nm . tH.-...--f, h-,T - .,t-4 him