The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-25
OF HUNS
IS SHOWN IN TALK
OF LIEUT.. CROKER
Canadian Officer Addresses Eel
lowship Luncheon on The Psy-
chology and the Viewpoint of
the German Soldier

More than 200 persons attended
the fellowship luncheon at the Y. NJ.
g. n last night n after Il was finish
ed listened to IL stirring address ny
Lieut. J. A Cro1Ier. who Is spending
"a few days in the city In the Interest
of the Canadian and british recruiting
mission.
Lieut.. Crozier spoke last nivht on
The Psychology and the View point
OF the Germans lie said IN part.
what particular reason has he for
doing the cruel atroCious things
which have beer done during The last
few years? In the first place the GER
man looks at his comradc wing ON
the battlefield and says After you
have died We can make use Of YOU. We
can take the clothes Off ct you. see
that they are sterillzed and in a few
days they win be ON the bach uf some
one else, The gold that Is In your
teeth h. needed Ia pay the soldiers, In
"a few days you body Will be put int
"A vat and We will get So much slyccr-
ne, 50 much fat and 50 much fertil-
izer,' The German looks az IL from a
different viewpoint thar We do. when
one OF our boys dies We go about car
ing for his remains in a more humane
mannc We get an undertaken AMI
with uncovered heads and bowed
forms we follow the remains OF that
man % their last resting place. We
think only OF his good deeds AMI
write his misd,cds on the sands OF the
sea shore So that the next tide that
comes IN viii wash them away.
Breaks Nurses Arms.
But what would YOU think Of
German officer for instance, who had
been taken into a British hospital ANA,
after bein ptreated with the groates'
Kindness. aud Whtn ne was going
away he would take hold of the hdnd
81 u nurse as " to shy goodbye. put
his foot up ON q chair aud brenk her
arm over his knee What would you
think OF a man Ike that say We
have absolute proof of this being done
in = great MANY eases In England Th1i
only goes Go prove that no amount ot
kindness viii Suftcn the German
hcSrt.
What reasons can the Germans give
for cutting the breasts OFT Of WomcU
and throwing the breasts ina their
faces Il Is to tcrrorize other womcI
80 they viii submit Co the %t'roci"ns
Treatment thrust upon them hy the
Germans.
The Gcrmau- issued n medal 70
commemorate the sinking of tn"
/ Lustlniu. The vessel sailed from
1 New York on May D. was sunk on
May e. bU, the medal gives the dat"
a. May 3. showing hat the supply had
been struck Oft before the vessel wu-
destroyed. In Germany the dag that
shin went down they declared q mai
/ holiday To celebrate the event ai,d eV-
err, child In Germany believes mat
that is the dan they licked the United
states why did they do % T" ter
rorizc America.
Cruelty Canadians.
why do they treat us Canadians
the a thcy do2 why do they cruci-
II us? To terrorize us. But thank
God they have never been able 20 do
Il and they never VIII
why is II that the belgian people
In his country are not saying a woro
Every one has been notified hy their
consul tina their people over mere
will be shut II they say a word hSa'h''
the Germans In TINS country.
Take the ease co. the 81 canadian
held prisoners by the me
! doctors went iu TO perform an "per-
alton to fix them SO they never r"h'd
be fathers. The Canadians r'htlI'I
and drove the Germans oul OF the
building. The Germans then poured
| OH on the building. set tire to u. ana
every inmate vas cremated,
There is not "a bridge IN canada to-
dag that Is not guarded hE our "N"
soldiers. There IL not a grain elevator
or A munitions factory that iS not
guarded. An old German that We
trusted burned our parliament nu'ld-
ing to repay Ms Tor our kindness toe
ward him.
Too Damn Icnicni.
THE point ! am making ia mat
we are too damn lenicut That h. the
trouble with us here I'm his country
HH IA O.