The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

first lime. especially when some OF
the trenches resemble irrigation
bitches Tho trenches the Americans
are occupying begin from % screened
position. ON the way there shovel.
AMI tools were piled high below q
Hill uu which there was J great bell
Tor giving the alarm iu case OF q gas
attack Their" under cover were tn"
company cooks busy warming up
food that hnd been brought up IN
wagons The ground was covered
with 10 lattice work of small twigs so
u was fairly dr>.
Following the uid the Wa, winds
iu and out from left tp right for
mlus Ncard- between interviewer
bruuchp. that have been piled ON tho
si,to of the trenches Every NOW and
then O. section op"r- ~ Q" % machine
gun srupluo"lu"ut
"hccp Your Head Down"
The american uriyutc~ Boz the front
spli~h.I through without, hc~i,JtiuT
sometime. Eutttur Cd footing con step.
ping STONES ir the muddy water. and
SOM, Times NOT Thu trench turns
sharply Co the rlrht and 90 voice"
warns Keep yuur mead own and
tho rest ut the way "a. walking D.
difficult Mating near , machine
runs. the G'.muu positions directly
opposite con 70 hiil could h' seen across
the harh'J v.r' .' Nu Mans l.1ud
lights aru,I.,l iu 60 ll''l. town tn
Oh, I.tt
Their. sort or gentleman agree
mru' iu tnl- sector that o,-
th, Dian, Irr not 90 Doc -holl,i o.
uuo sid, violates the tEi ou,ut the
: other ..J promptly fires she'll for
she'll into % hustil, town.
Tho correspondents visiting th"
American batteries -uuud the mud
cikcd gum .rs 90 ciyyrrly concealed
pits uu the side OF hills. surrounded
c,cryWh here Dog FRESHLY dug mime eva
tcrs showing where the German re-
ttljttorN fro had dropped proiccttl's.
II was Jgai"-' tins fire that the guns.
+ including the one which fired the first
shot. kept plugEiug away good part
uf thu afternoon
1T - Nct ~ IIcil.'
Th" correspondent asking 81 passing
| patrol how lac liked a. II. replied iu
: % soft southern accent Fine, hu,
II Is wet 49, he'll lsu'i a. Virginia
would certainly look Eooo
Another hearing the conversation
! ,hIm-d 100 "MN little old flat IN the
IRONS would Dee plenty good enough
ON uu evening like this.
Another patrol was leaning gains
the muddy side Of the trench. his
hand over the muzzlc OF hits rifle.
whistliuE SOFTLY 10 tuuo from % BROAD
way musical comedy
General Sibcrt VIVA has Just con.
cludcd a tour of the trenches. wn'
asked how the morale of the Nmrri.
cans IN the trenches was. tie replied
Morale How could the morale
81 Americans bc anything but good 900
an of the officers never failed 4,
remark ON the enthusiasm Of the
troops nae their au]Nlousncss To sc.
al the oucmy. but they are technical,
under instructions, 90 they are zee.
strained Al the m.u are eager Il
get ON patrol duty which affords ,
welcome chang"
The American engineers attached e
the -,ytDr have been vor, busy ~
the vet weather then dutN i~ 90 re-
pair trenches which have fallen iu tu'
10 tucklc similar lob. Aside from on
husky sergeant rrmlrktug that h'
would like tu have sometime wut'
tu eat, th, uul, complaint heard wa
ON. altered hN o. youthful engineer
he wJs all uluu, iu u great mud vast
ana was irving tu lucut, his billet
lie had diff,uult, BOO keeping his fee
uu tho nruuu 80. the slippery Wu,
and tfttr taking a INIT turned am