Hellraisers Journal: W. E. B. Du Bois for The Crisis: 349th Field Artillery Regiment Admired for Gallantry by French Mayor

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Quote DuBois, WWI We Return, The Crisis, May 1919 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hellraisers Journal – Monday November 4, 1918
French Mayor Bids Fond Farewell to 349th Field Artillery Regiment

Of the sojourn of yourself and your colored soldiers amongst us, we will keep the best memory and remember your regiment as a picked one. From the beginning a real brotherhood was established between your soldiers and our people who are glad to welcome the gallant Allies of our France.

From The Crises of November 1918:

WWI, Soldier on Battlefield, Cover The Crisis, Nov 1918

Opinion by W. E. B. Du Bois:

The Crisis, Opinion of WEB DuBois, Nov 1918

SOLDIERS

SLOWLY but surely the effort of the Government to satisfy just Negro public opinion increases: The registration card for the selective draft omits the inexcusable discrimination attached to the first registration; a colored correspondent has been sent to the front by the Public Information Bureau; a loan to Liberia has been announced; Haiti and Liberia were prominently featured among the Allies during Liberty Loan weeks; colored colleges have been designated as official military training schools, and there will be a colored man on the War Service Commission soon to go abroad.

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