Show 8 11 I Germans Loot Lille in Retreat t I 1 I BELGIAN EB cities from which the Hun was forced to withdraw were scenes of general looting as aa a. a the re retirement re- re b began bean gan 1 lIo Moreover l man 3 of the tile inhabitants ants were taken along ng by b y th the e army y to th the c Belgian border towns along e the German frontier where they arc held in modern modem slavery sla This picture shows show the market place lace in in Lille Lilla P i iF F E I a II I I 7 h r S i I 5 4 1 S S' S b Z 1 r yx f w n. n r I I tt a k I T y L I Br Dr Universal S T ONDON Oct 2 20 n Recovery corer o of at aUthe all aU PO LO JL the dense industrial population around Lille says sas tho the Observer has enabled the tho people to tell fell for tor the first time a tale talc of or thinks things which never will willbe Ul Ulbe be forgotten and never can be forgotten forgot forgot- ten until compensation at Its fullest has been exacted and punishment at Its sternest has been meted out Youn Young women and girls young men AV vand v f fand and youths routha h have he e been taken aWa away like slave hor hordes ca by the enem enemy Their un un- un bapp parents parents' know not tt has has- become become become be be- come of or them Lille has been looted Pictures and other collections of or Its well t known gallery and museum have been rifled Its Inhabitants and their I neighbors have been forced to pa pay 15 In fines and nd tribute And when these are arc made good let the allies be begin ln to speak of lenient I treatment for Germanys Germany's people Until Justice Is done let them not talk talk-In l k-l n 50 soft to tones es I If th there e ls isono o-n o corpuscle cot I or of so sound nd red blood In their veins Ins The Sunday Sunda Times says The bitter cr cry of or Lillo cannot be sl- sl si silenced cannot p pass s us us' us unheard It mu mu t and will ring out not only onto toda today but bul buton buton on and on through the ages as a pall pall- node of or human humn tragedy which defies deles parallel |