Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-10
Soldier on France Says
 Germany Must be Oft Map
Sergeant Carrere Twice De corated for Herosm Tells Rotarians That Germany Will Not be Licked For
 Long Time; That All Germans Must Be Killed

Sergeant Emile Carriere, whose e,;- ploits On the field of battle prove that he equals in va'or Ouida's Soldier of France was the chief speaker at yesterdays luncheon session of the Rotary club 6f Pine Bluff. Sergeant Carriere, who wears the French wal cross with two stars( indicating that his government twice recognized his hel'oism, was given an ovation as were his American brothers in arms, Iieutenants Willis Howard of the saith field artillery, and Holly Mason of the 347th infantry.
 "Germany must be off the map" de- clared Sergeant Carriere in his quaint manner, and this brought applause. "Ihcre is not supposed to be a Ger man after the war. We must kill them all.' It is useless to attempt to quote the young French soldier, for it is im- possible to print the words with just the attractive accent that he uses. He seemed somewhat worried about what he termed the poor speech he made at the tabernacle last Sunday, excus- ing himself by declaring that he ''did not know was to speak 50 quick" and that he was so. impressed with the enthusiastic reception he received that his "heart go just like a motor car.' He declared that he is proud to sec what America is doing for the liberty of the world, and asserted that those Chermans' will soon change their opjn- ion about tho effect of Americas s en- trance into the conflict mean to them. He referred to the universal military training law of France, and said he thought it good. When called out on August i, 1914, two days after the war started, he said, he believed that he knew all about war, and he laugh ln2ly told his folk, when he bade them goodbye tc "havc a good Christmas dinner ready for him, because I thought bv Christmas we would have the Chermans licked. But the Cher man, he is not licked yet and it prob ably will be a long time before he is licked Sergeant Carriorc went on to explain the German military system, and how the males are trained from childhood to be soldiers, and that makes them hard fighters aud plas- tlc to the kaiser and the military caste. Inc sergeant was on the battlefield within six days after the war started, and although he was more than two years in the thick of the fighting. He was twice wounded, once by shell that killed seven of his friends and blinded another. He said he was glad that his wound was not sufficient for him to be removed from the battle zone, and that he will be glad to re- join his regiment, because he knows that men are badly needed He en- phasiZed the great need of ammu- hilton and war supplies to conquer the Germans, saying "thcse Chern1ans, you know, are great eaters, and we must give them all the shells they want. We must kill them all." He urged the mon at the luncheon to do everything possible to send shells, am. intuition, guns and supplies to thc American armies in France
 How Sergeant CarTiere and other members of the French mission to America were selected was told by Dr. .j. l. Norris, who got the story from an American officer. When it was de- tldod to send French soldiers to Amer lea, tho commanders asked for vo|un- tears. Thinking they were to perform some hazardous service, Sergeant Car riere and others stepped forward Reward for their bravery came in the trip to America.
 lAeutenants Howard and Mason made brief addresses. saying they were appreciativc of the hospitality accorded and prQud of the patriotic splllt displayed here, and were determ- med to repay such confidence by do- Ing what they can to overcome the