The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-18

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See - Copsene - ~ Ne ne5e0Y'
IWatchine tlAo march,.
on Padre Joyce once advanced ~
Jocose theory that the only real hcpe
for ~ artiilsrymAn - - bAptaas him
and then shoot, him; but - lovv4 ths
AsId gunners q I child laxes ~ doIls.
And the Yups al knew padre JOyeo.
He began pufang up with pride - the
seventh approached. He used "a
eerve with the seventh.
"Here's the real Mick Out0t," he an
nounced. Then for the ueTt honr he
wae kept 6Wy ansWeriny nod1 an4
verbal salutations from hslnAsteA driv-
err boobing past on shasgy leaders
and shaG9ter wheeleru and from CAM
He tofa scores Of stortss ~ the pro-
csaacn went ~.
Knew - Al.
Thers goes murphy ne said That
tough looking tad here. / mArrie0
him 1t Fort Rugelt/ Hello. Murphy!
Hello, CLANCY! Did ] evsr tell You the
story OF Hello, Fred-
nov ana then ne returned rs
nnelatary oAlute. Padro J0yce's salpso
warts from MS MP ana reaches Up
about ~ tar - his waist. There. Iou
might think ne was merely scra1cn-
ing himself. But ne KNOWS the kun.
here comes another Mick outnt'
ne oecIarea ~ the nltn succeeueo 'ns
feventn' LOOK A. tnem
Insy were worth LOOKING ~. Aou
OF the men IN the Two feg7ments are
veterans. Tney wear tne'r steei naes
cooked sideways-as only men VINO
underssand steel mats can wear them
AND tnGY Yi00 0I0nR HK0 men SlL.
une on Top OF tine worio: Tney re-
eard their German audience quiz
zicaiH. Most OF the drivers wore ois
9uids OF tobacco IN their cneeks. aiter
the manner OF men VINO associate
with horseS. Ihey oeivered tnem-
serves OF streams OF JUICE occasionany'
WITH expertness ana precision.
Tney were NANNY young men WIN
eyes OF youth ana neaNs OF youth
ana COO: now Hooo they iooKeu -
tney rooe through TINS ora hostio
town this morning with suien Ger
mans watcning
no wohuer the oocne hate Won
!'Fpi1: NO wonder tney nate Lu-
dendorin Tor telling them the Amet'-
cans could never get men across tho
sea:
There was one German woman OPP
posite who stood bareheaded Tor TWO
e~'sN sAS~s ~ Nv NtNS" ~ ~ss~ 49,
the Wneeis OF passing guns spiattereo
mud on her skirt. She never changed
expression. She seemed to study every
gunner and every gun infinitely
Use Frcnch STOCK.
Our marching artillery went by
with small boy on each SIDE CHING
Ing to his belt Our guns were drawn
with heavy French horses with snort
tails. Some OF the French stock
<ypn Ouip Ana ri ~ mi hi "
SO shortened behind that 1t would
give the humane society the fantods
to see them. Their hair grows amaz-
ingly long,
The NTH and seventh had brushed
up their steeds for this occasion. Fol-
lowing the guns came supply wagons,
pulled In many cases by six and eight
Missouri mules. They were nearly all
big fat mules. too.
insignia painted on it's wagons and
camions. One outfit In the line this
morning has for its trade mark the
| picture OF a German helmet with a
F, big axe sunk in its crown. The au-
dience did not miss this
! Mule skinners, peered from I'M
I der canvas canopies at the people
! like drivers of old prairie schooners
scanning the horizon for Indians.
they KEYED their conversation with
the muIea IN a low Mitch while mass
| ;na through tha c,tv for fear aomc
Csrnran wnrar rnivht nnderstan
I'm r,,sh
FniIinr ritcha,. want a1on~ with
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90. .. -" 49, inn~ vsa,o,,nt at
a. ~ .'Ss ~ J. !,
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s1es. w.n ns a"np ...,
ny nasns SupAcnI "aa sos4nse.
tnAt Won ANpIl~ anu AvuehooIn ~els
mistaken even "ore thah 'hey nAo
Deen suspscunk.
WINE the Amcricans were cross
ing one brio8e Two fIencn DIVISIONS
were crossing anotner nrlage IN dft
4 ferent part OF the Town
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T H"ksssse.er e.sn. cSsA@'
10y DAMN NoN HoN''
WIN .he american army OF Occu
pA.ion. Copiens. pee: iI-Eadie RICK
enuacner' tne AmericAn HyinE acc
ana former racer go. mere iast nisnt
ne Is nsurins on moving ms hrst pos
SUIT squadron from bonkuyon as soo'
as ne can get neio around Cooienh.
among other arrivals was an inIu
} riateo poet. WIZ, Lieutenant Grant