Father Viller does the reverse, blaming and condemning everything Bavarian, while he praises and defends the Austrians indiscriminately.
Father Viller was no longer rector of Gratz, but remained confessor to the archducal family.
Save for Sermaize, Gerbéviller is the most completely wrecked town in France.
From Gerbéviller we went by Bayon to the Plateau of Saffais, the ridge between the Meurthe and the Moselle, where the defeated army of Castelnau made its last and successful stand.
Besides, Gerbéviller was the principal end and aim of our day's excursion.
When the Becketts had left something for the poor of the hospice, we bade the heroine of Gerbéviller farewell, and started out to regain our automobiles, Julian O'Farrell suddenly appearing at my side.
Gerbéviller come to see her; but she talked to us with the unself-consciousness of a child.
As the clocks of Nancy told the hours, I was in a mood for the first time since Gerbéviller to puzzle out the meaning of Paul Herter's parable.
He came often from Lunéville to Gerbéviller to tend the poor, refusing payment, and was so good at heart that we must forgive his odd ways.
In the midst of the afternoon, we saw Gerbéviller as if by moonlight in the still silence of night.
Let me see--I think you are planning to go to Gerbéviller and Lunéville and Vitrimont to-morrow.
We knew what must happen, unless God willed to spare Gerbéviller by some miracle.
Then the Germans released him as a refugee, so the priest returned to Gerbéviller to die.
She lived in the little village of Gerbéviller, now called "Gerbéviller the Martyred.
A Vision of Judgment in Martyred Gerbéviller To-day everybody knows the story of Gerbéviller, the martyred.
But after the tragedy of Gerbéviller I must at any rate find room for the victory of Amance.
By September 12th Nancy was safe; Lunéville and Gerbéviller had been retaken; and the German line had been driven back to where we saw it from the hill of Léomont.
Gerbéviller and Soeur Julie are great names in France to-day.
It is believed that they were inhabitants of Badonviller, who had been taken by the Germans into the neighborhood of Gerbéviller to be shot there.
The excesses and crimes which were committed at Gerbéviller were principally the work of the Bavarians.
We are going direct to Gerbéviller which was--emphasis on the past tense--a typical little Lorraine town of fifteen hundred inhabitants.
If we only went to the outskirts of the town, she reminded us, we could see how the soldiers of her beloved France fought and why she was happy to have remained in Gerbéviller to welcome them back.
As Mr. Viller says, he can't sell the mortgage without my signature.
It was a little rustic affair that ran through the grounds of the Château de Gerbéviller that faced the river only a few hundred yards below the main bridge.
Gerbéviller was not bombarded until after the houses were burned.
The infantry packed in close formation, the red light from the fire shining on their helmets, were doing the goose step up the main street to the station--the great German army had entered the city of Gerbéviller with the honors of war.
On that morning at the Gerbéviller barricade, however, it went faster than the telegraph.
I compared Gerbéviller with places where there is not even a station--where not one simple house remains as the result of "the day when the Germans came.
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