Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-28
PRESIDENT PAYS
HIS FIRST VISIT
To BATTLE FRONT


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inv MORNING ,o,,,,,.
po,js Ian 30, ,Sr,,I.',I S",' ,,,.,
-, -. 'S''''' 10y '"E
,t.1ps',s,eI ! ~ feSiueht Whsoh
couaS "''oe HlS lIN' 'llp 10 the battle
Nm Nm ahg ~ aeHas'''e3 regions VISITING
Shdtedu l ulelIl anu Itheilns' Al the
eioSe vi tou5 .n lI looh nm through
; uo@ell uAeu Judges ehulas l" the
runs Oh tHe historic cathedral at
RitciiiS' ne lI""e 'hiS comments
40 one gan put INTO words the
mp eSsIohs nave received amongst
sun ri, seoiico ~ Wv<"'"lioh ana ruln.s
hdt was Mr;lNlISon only express
ololI VI nis ltt'' inter ulp that
eseiS rItnciiuI|u mas peen hoping ne
Wouu l''aNe 'tI"ie ne takes part III
tecl'iiib wii"l Is 10 De eNacted from
W. many wi ''"e devastation or nor
'''e' II = laneV,
~: aegolI,paaie,' ny Mrs WILSON, Ad-
liliral SraEsol, ana a very small
parry MI Ni"Son left the Murat
e9lN '"'S morning. lofe-
SUNS atletuaH'[ AZ church ana the
ieH' winch Nv le'l ne heeuea very
it'll " pc, j." "ha' ne salu ne con-
SIueieu 70 pe "u'S' me party mo
,oleu lhst " tn"'edu ihlerrS where
.uilei.eoll WIS tahel ON poaru wait
hs tiall' ne party then proeeedeu
ny hiotot " hhri'1S' passing lhroush
in5 nv iunieu IMAGES ana alo"S me
olo ie"'ihs initN' where eNiuetices oi
.oiipat are sun 10 ne pla'hV seen,
Alter N'si'l1b thelniS me Presiaeit
alu nia paitS aNa''nolleu tilelr motor
.ais anu poaluils Speei'I Tram, re.
.s'l i'eu 70 lal's' me iast part OF
the nlo'oi Up "aI Hla"e l" S"nl-
ils SNOW stol'l' tne I'fst SNOW NH
" iiS9,a mas sesl Si,cu lasl WlhteF'
"rS ,""s nehc"" Noou'
me liS. 'Ehtlhe srounu was
teaeieu as wy parry heareu beiielu
oou, ilhihof'allHeu IN tne history
~ 'he war ny lle E"'idhl liShtlhs VI
1iie Aiilelieoh MAJ mes ine motor
oala tu'hep ~ lile man loauS a'u
~ ie" pe4iou9N 'n.ousH path
aheS W priis NlIe preSlHent close ~
we Pl1ee "Heie tHe ilShtiiiS tooh
piaCh
ne ple9loenl Sloou pesiue the
graves Oh one hundred OF more amer
lcah poFs VINO gave lhelr llVes at that
poAAt' ahhu ioohed across the strate-
&c Valley 10 helleau ooo' man
bieu mass Vi t'ee trunks ana uhoer-
prusil, put noW d liatioli"' monument
~ 'he HidliheS' al'ef whom t,'e
FRENCH government mas haiieu tlie
plaGe'
,oiVl'ei rtaMalu VI Walso,h VI haI-
'insVlie' Va. mere coiiiiIlan ucu an ar
,lliei! pata'ioh ~ tue iishl ana was
ia.el Ghiei u stalI OF 'l'e seventy
aeseiith ulN,iuu !" the AiBo.ne
lisH'ihS, sloou DeSlue fFcSiuent IL
3 ss anu prts"u'SI General " li'ia'll
W, ti"''s aiio 'oiu 'le stolS Vi tilc
odauie.
ihen NJ. Nlisoh uFoNe VI the hl'h
o wi WY. ,lni.e,st the Aitiitlicah LIQUIDS
silteheu tte efack rrussiah ulFlslola
mustered there. 70 crush me green
horns ana Wnere me advance o"
rarls was checheu' rms was near
1 ma ii'iefly anu we spot prom
laes 10 We iiecVa lor Americans LOT
many Years 10 come
On entering Chateau Ihlerry' the
ihaSoI sIeeteu MI wilson VINO re-
spoioeu qute lnlofIlailE' lie theh
droNe on to"ards Kheims, passing
aioHB the Ola oettle line between lohS
lanes OF pafoed WIRE arrangements
now fusung away IN the tirSt winter
or peace between long muddy
trenches reaching over the hills and
down into hollows as far as the eye
could see, and past the wrecks of
dugouts, ammunition dumps, aviation
sheds, hospitals, barracks and all the
other litter left behind by the defeat
ed enemy in his Tight.
1t seemed as If the fields had been
Sowed by Mars with the w1stage of
war in the hope that it would take
root and blossom. American, as well
as French graves lay along the road