The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-21
GERMANY FORGIVENESS AND JUSTICE
BISHOP JAMES CANNON. JR- IN CHR1sTIAN ADvooATE

throw everything into the breach and
to lose everything lighting, rather
than to live under German domina-
ton, WAS characteristic OF both Eng
land and France. 1t was not so much
q desire TO be avenged upon Germany
for the crimes she had committed. al
though that spirit was in evidence;
bat it was a conviction that a wild
beast was raging up and down the
world. and like the devil was going
about as e roaring lion seeking
whom he might devour,H and that the
world would not DC safe Tor men to
live sober. clean, happy, righteous,
and cody lives until the wild beast
was captured and either bound and
confined or utterly destroyed
One night as the writer was walk
ing along the darkenc streets Of Lon
don, he heard the alarm sounded, and
the fash lghts began TO play across
the sky. and he knew that the ter
ror by nieht'--the Zeppelins-were
coming TO throw their death dealing
bombs upon an untortified city, 10
destroy nonccm hafaots, old men, and
mothers an6 children. Immediately
there was rush from the streets 10
the cellars. ard the poor people In the
tenementS mothers with infants in
arms, small children clinGing to their
skirts. made their way as fast as they
could to the stations OF the under,
ground railways. all traffic on which
was necessarily SusDended until the
raid was over Then followed the ex-
plosion OF the bombs rs they fell upon
Tho honses ~ sIernfrp neonlc and
the rattle of the all. GUNS sending their
missiles in search Of the Zeppelins
The next morning tine papers stated
that six b nement houses had been
DESTROYED and about sixty people had
been killed. most of them in their
beds
Tho writer was sitting I'm tho office
Of General lewis At tho Paris head
Quarters Of the American army. when
a shell exploded not far away. General
Lewis sent his aide TO ind out wha,
lind faDoenef;- AMI he ret,Irned and
ranortef fi,a+s n. s3.73 frs,r-} thA Seven .y-
five Mile It,Yser~ra .Yze gam haa struef,
tbe church If ST f;ervaIs. causing one
Of the side walls and mart of the roof
10 fan in This had caused the death
+ Of ninety persons and the woundine
Of seventv-five more. for owing to the
fact that II was Good Friday the
church was fun of worshipers
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