Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-25
Short Trips Made Into Rhenish
Prussia Where Inhabitants
Show the Americans Every
Consideration
MAIN BODY TO MARK
TIME FOR THE PRESENT
American Troops Encounter
Germans on March and
Enemy CourteousIy Give the
Road to Yankee Automobile
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American Army of Occupation, Nov
% (Evening, by the Associated Press.)
The German frontier was crossed
at several places today by American
signal corps units and ambulance
workers. Short trips were made into
Rhenish Prussia, where the inhabi-
tants are reported to have shown the
Amercang every consideration.
American Army of Occupation Nov.
23 (by the Associated Press. 1.-THE
front lines of the American army of
occupation tonight rested along the
Luxembourg German border on the
Sauer river and thence along the Mo-
selle river to the region east of Re-
mich. The American army will mark
time until further orders. At least
three or four days are expected 70
pass before the next move is made No-
ward the German border.
The Germans apparently are with
drawing to schedule. Reports reaching
the third army today We're that the
Germans everywhere We're whistlinS
and singing as they marched. The
general line of the German withdraw
al is along the Perl -Saarbrug road.
The southern limit of the fifth Ger
man army is reported TO be the line
Serck -Thionville
Several instances are reported where
Americans encountered Germans along
the roadways ahi each time the Ger
mans showed the Amerieans every
courtesy. While an American officer
in an automobile was riding along the
Reinich- -Treves road east of the Mo-
sclle, he encountered German troops
marching northward, A column OF
German infantry and some trucks
withdrew to the side OF the road in
order to clear the way for the Ameri'
cans. owing to the shortage of horses
the Germans are using oxen to haul
their supplies and some artillery.
Reports OF Rioting Received.
WITH the American Army of Oc-
cupation. Nov. pa, (by the Associat-
ed Press. THE American forces rest
ing Sunday along the German from
tier spent their spare time at various
points watching the Germans oppo-
site them In numerous instances
the Germans waved farewell when
their detachments started on their
homeward march.
Reports of rioting continue to reach
American headquarters from various
sources. One report was to the ef-
feet that German colonel had been
dragged from his horse by soldiers
and beaten severely. Before crossing
from I.uxemburg many of the pFl-
Yates told thek Luxemburgers that
when they reached Germany they
would decline to obey their offlc-
ers, do as they pleased and If taken
to task by their officers trouble
would result.
On Saturday the Americans OBJ
served individual German soldiers
carrying red flags, but these men did
not attempt to cross to the American
side, nor we're they apparently IN any
hurry t. withdraw from the frontier
| The seventh corps, under command
! q, Major General Haan. has been at
tachei to the army of occupation. II
! is composed of the fifth, eighty-ninti
/ and nineteenth divisions. The WORK
of the seventh army corps VIII con
! sist chiefly of handling the back area
communications.