The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-29
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PARIS In unusually intefeHNng iusi
az this time a great change hus
tsms over the cty during thr nast
few weeks and ~ has iaken or now
Ufr Tlosr has been nIinoF "a Dun.
uruoun celebration since tho armIstiCe
was signed aud tho people ufn b.
hIal auiuiH. Tho buildings every.
whore uro simply o. muas Of nnrt Of
tho NnrIuuH allied countries. The
stars and Stripes ia prominently a.
uiayed and con be- seen ON cvers hand
Tho French have n Frunt udwifution
for America n they do not hesitate
Grand IInaIc.
Tor five weeks prior io The signing
Of thr armiafico I was ON the Mo's
front and shall never forget tire
mofniuE OF November No. EuriN hat
murulnF we heard rumor mat husul-
tiles would cease ut eleven 0'clort
but fsrN low OF us helietod ~. nH sur
sunr hni kept up o. tcrfifuc BON
hnrdmsut uii night which became
more and more Intense during The
mornlug Everybody thought thal
trsi,ad ~ peace " meant thnt Tho
expected tf go nn Metz was f'fut 90
Neiu Later. however Wr heard of.
nrlHiiN fnuf hnatllIfirf would Ht
tIftnu o'clock
Tre end Dauo with dramatic end
ifrutw unr ruur sept at work
rght up until ihc lnHt second. an ur
uui down tfs line was % continuous
rHnf Tho nearer the our of eleven
approached. the more intense ihr ice
ms hHrume until DO seemed that tho
very heuNcrE were hurting defiance
ut the hsntsn hordrs ~ tho kuiscr
Then 90 the stroke Of eleven tho ar.
non ceased 10 ronf ana n sudden and
fl1sisfiour silence fril over he shell
sweep hIilr o. wua aH though uil Tho
world were dead and tho NDn cloud
thrmHpiNrs seemed Ca lake on D uH-
poet ~ mourning But this was TO-
ouiy 20 moment. Then mon began %
shout bells io ring, whistles 90 nufw
th. hands 20 PLAY. AID two million
happy American boys began 90 sing
'seni the word. send D word over
There
That the Nnnks are coming. the Ianks
are coming
Uut nov cheese Worls had % new mean
ing Tor 10 was over uNcr here"
~ctting for n Thousand Dramas.
hHtr seen something of devastated
France. and Z have seen ffr pitIful
uftfmpf of ifH rcuttrrod inhabitants Co
return 90 what Vas uure their homes.
~ pol p.trul beyond the power ~
words tn dsHrtlhs to see these groups
p%loIdirr their WAY along miry r0ain
with tisir little %psrlnreH and bundles
iu thousands of rHs,H the uriv pos
rUHsIlus IDu them boz thls world ilf-
teen cor twenty kIlDmrtorH 90 dHY fhtU
frHN,l rsltIuE uu Providence Tor foot
and H resting UIH.r The name u.
some NIIlrHp looms before fhUir IrI
Iu.tIuu Ulp the H'tr boz tho fnrt uni
.u tHtIr .nds.Nor tu reach the WrIl
beloved place hey uro ohliNiuuH %.
90 ".#"-..HH -..M L.-..H.|.HHL L"
their travel l'uf the greatest tag 'Nf
ui thss. W'.rt rvfurosH is 10 arrive
and uud their hUWDr but heaps of
Stone. uNo seen culture NlllurDE ln
which tHUrr wHrp wur NOT n HiurI'
vlu three ipot hlFh LEFT standing
I.N.s NJ. ted France T settling fur "a
fultsUuI dramas How .ofrul Boz th
reunion UI tIr separated fnmiip.
IiuN rIur|uuH Dol the return huUr oI
'Hc mfHrr. huslH"d and SON, ffum
whom nu word hHH teen l'uri fn.
futr long ANA Wtar Nonrs' How tU
rfIIt iNt uguuy 0f the soldier who Co..
futfs tu Oud tHnt uiD NyrH ot hiH cu.
ti. fumllN nave been wiped out hN a
she'll that has wrecked hs homie
Uluw sHi Dol the who rntutri
fl .Iud tho whole village Boo which sl'
spent the happy ''tw Of her r.fl'
Rood HuI -NumHuhuuI simply a. Wu
.. .-. N- -.N |' II" NN.- N'."H
lu.tltrr i,iash Chapter in Gruuan,
War HfsonL
Thu IIuuuu boo which gcrWHnF uH.
IU.Utri hr prisoners u. war H % 1|
IN, worst crimes tl nor credit tn.
British. whom tutt IuoflN hate. huN'
been lN Iar tho worst sufferers Ir fN.I
respect suW some ut tho ffst Of
these uru tu reach the allied Inc.
TNt vtrr lu rags and simply th'
-H.U... ed AL. t-.H. HH.N H... .H.H.
Ls.rN indication pointed tn The Gao.
thHt Ih,H. m,n hrt simply been tflN
rt out uf one rIuup OF thirty WN,i
,HpfHrsd slA uuutHs uUo oulN tNtI
survived Two iicd of exhaustion
u|t.t h,ua liberated hN thc iiuus w
vI., tfsIug Geo uUu their vHk tufnuH
Che woudH tn our uurH,
There are many tales OF iiritIHI
wounded haNlng balm boz German boo
pitfalls for weeks without ANY Httpu
on iDtur paid in thrir wounds unt'
uubllN |utnErguy r,t tu, Some Of tI
men lpll nt thc nifl of the opUu1uu.
rooms and say that aftc5 H man WH
Iurl from th, |uJ,UuuUE table b. 80
nothing to o., fn, table Hwurmiu
With tuufitH UHr poor chap hH|
. nis lor umputufud without un HuH
thctIc. tir watched tho operation lu
afterwards saw hIa log hoinE carte
Oft
. Nlc Americans haven't tho nor
rihic tnlps to tpll uf thoir treatment B
the Germany PRISON cHmtH thul tI
britiHh rebate though many OF tho.
experiences ave been moro or lo'
/. thrlliur and tragic II be- evident th.
thv Americans WtrU favored ICED % nn'
ter of propaganda ~ one camp
D have, been informed that thv G,rwH
commander mlIu u speech lUat h.
Tore releasing tH, Americans boo Wuio
Dec hsggrd thrm Hut 90 hntp tho Go.
mans. tu remember that they had Boo
well treated white prisoners ana sl.
that the "pcntr loving Grrmni
hoped 90 have future friendly rel.
tons with America ! have yct 90 81,
my first American who haa be,
caught hy such hnit
1hr kai-,r aud III Indemnity.
u puhiir opinion over hero sfcma
. Do thoroughly cryatallized ON IN
u points which Will he dealt with .
the forthrcmIug peace conference
g. Tho kaiser ANA those immcdiat
"a toHuorsihls for the crimes pcrp
. trltcd utlcr mo guis" Of war muJt
l. hruurht % triul before am information
I III court. tn, met thHt tho utfooiti
were committed a. acts OF war do