The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-26
nd gasps arose from all over the

For German soldier is told: "A
just God will ask no question: That
is, the kaiser's theology has been
saying God when he should have
said: "The devil and hellv' He cred
its victory to God which he should
have called triumphs Of the devilw
and gale of sardonie laughter at
the speakers wit eased for a NOM
ent the tension OF his tragic recital.
BLACK HAND THREATS
"Cne Black Hand letter | received
threatens me that l will have my
! blanked head shot if l don't
stop calling Germans Huns. Will
helm himself called them Huns, when
he sent his troops to China. He bade
them make the Hun their example,
told them to show no mercy and take
no prisoners. If the man who wrote
that would shoot my damned head
off he wants to so to Berlin to shoot
the men who called the Germans
Huns. I'll wish him good luck in
his Journey"
+, While the same sardonic laughter
was still ringing, DR.. Hills opened
his attack on the Kaiser himself.
"The Kaiser is the son of father
who died Of syphillitic cancer Of the
throat, Of mother who died from.
a syph.tic ca1. =: Of. The breast.
! The Kaiser has a syphil,.t,c let
! 'rm, syphill.tic intellect AMI I;
syphillitic Conscience. ;Applausc.)
'It was i who lifted a syphillitlc.
left arm, d;pped in the blood CT
French girls and said: 4 baptlze
thee, Hum To a thousand years Of
memory l stigmalize thee barbar-
ian! (Great applause.)
You do not understand what is in
volved? From the diary of German
boy we learn of little town of 1875
houses. Every weapon, even the but
cher knives, had been turned over by
the people to the priest before the
Germans came. So the Germans
could find no weapons. So this boy
tells how one of the Germans was
sent to poke a rifle out of a cellar
window, and then the people, gath
cred in the church, were told that
they were all to be shot.
BABY ON BAYONET.
"We read in another document
how nine men, tipsy with champagne
left the ruins of one village, and how
one of them bore on his bayonet the
body Of naked baby girl Is months
old, the bayonet driven through its
abdomen, the head and arms and the
legs shivering, and wobbling down!
Twenty-Five affidavits establish this
story.
"The soldiers drank champagne in
France. One of them writes: we
live like gods. Two or three bottles
Of champagne at meal, and plenty
of young girls-it is great sportv
Dr.. Hills told thrillingly a story
of an outraged wife who went mad
and raved wildly in the sight Of two
armies until shot deead by a Ger
man, clutching a little bundle Of
rags which she imagined was her ba-
by. He spoke Of the orphans Of
France who have lost their fathers
and mothers by death in different
horrors, and finally looked down on
the drawn faces Of his auditors and
said:
"There is wild bear abroad in
Europe-and it is our bit to destroy
that beast!'
DR.. Hills then struck off into a
new key, and the audience that bad
been SO stirred by German outlawry
was stirred anew by the picture he
drew Of the British isles and France
making head against the armies of
savagery. There was long salvo of
applause when he told of the work
of British women.
Eight million troops have been
carried across the channel by British
transports without the loss of a sin
gle soldier. Ten million tons of am
unition have been transported with
out loss. In three days England
makes more small shells than in the
first year of war; more large shells |
in four days than in the first year
of the war; more machine guns in
five days than in the first year of |
the war; and more heavy guns in six
days than in the first year of the |
war.
100000 GIRLS WORK
"Three million girls work in muni- |
ton factories. You see them work |
ing in three shifts. The only fear
they raise when they pass through
the streets at midnight is that some
male might encounter