Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-15
Frighffulness
Is Germans
!: Policy
By Victor Morgan,

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Editor Of the sSClevland PrAss.
1913, by the NewSoapee
Enterprise Association.)
Attiia. the Hun conmand.d ii. ia
yaders to slash and slsy. to give no
Bismarck counseled the soldiers
weep with
Comes now William u, supermajn,
vine right. And he orders.
Rot. the enemy's lungs with poison
Burn out his eyes with liquid hrs
Ravishl his women r: IS
Mutilate His young.
kills only. when killing best suit !
the purpose.
Remember there are worse pun.
:ishments than death. <
Terrorize always. s.sr
Make. horror your motto ana
frightfulness your watchword.
German militarists do not denv
know about them That is, why
the atrocities were COMMITTED. A
j%udiciously placed atrocity, in the
German militarist's plan. does tho
work Ola regiment Of soldiers. Cow
a community. inspire it with horroe
soldiers. The atrocities are 4 part
of q we11-thpught-out plan Of the
81 ~. q : : /.
Vital instruments in this war ara
the submarine. the airplane. 9TH.
wireless, the telephone the trench,
the big gum,
The submarine. the airplans AMI
the teiephone o%riginated in America,
The wireless is Italian. Hollani first
used the trench centuries, ago. Th..
big gun was first proposed by a Rrit,
isher. Though used by Britain.
EThe dirigible balloon might be re-
garded as q vital instrument, by some
The dirigible balloon. of which the
baby killing Zeppelin is a develop
naent. originated In France
What, then, has the supermanc con
ton for conquest? OF course, he has
taken the products of the brains Of
other nations and gives them large
development. But what have the
Germans actually originated? Thes..
Liquid fire:
Both are ft products Of his dark,
chambered brain, long trained in
military matters to think in, terms o.
A diary. taken from q Gu man
Iprisoner may be seen at the Tel eign
oftaes in II - Paris i; 1; contains n this in,
we are now passing Though
L~angeviller. This village was de
stroyed by the 18th battalion OF the
German Pioneers. I saw three vom
en- hanged on trees. Among these
new troops. will there be a couaman-
Ger, a captain. ito order the CORDS tc
be. cut and release these dead wor:-
ea? No.. the regiments will n1arcn
by, under the gibbst. and the flag.
will brush by; these corpses; they ..:;i
pass along, colonies end officers, fen
t:emen and cultured tolk.' And tasy
know what they a.e doing. I.hes4
example.
Another German soldiers diary
contains this incident:
We destroyed eight houses with
their inmates: In one OF them on.
man with his wife and a girl were
bayoneted. The little one almost un.
nerved me. SO innocent was her ex
pression." y.
The, following !. from TN. ,d;.r,
of a. reseryist. q man named Schiaai.
ter, Third battery. Of the Fourth sre1
,|imeHt, field artillery Of the guard
Three hundred Of the resident.
were shot and the survivors wer'
requisitioned as grave diggers. Yor
should have seen the women at th!t
Ean and all were fred on"
-.
TIL. d;arv ~ : Sdron rrisonsr con
tafns this: -
"a scniit q Marburrll h.vi,,
placed three women. one behind thu
one shot" gN
n ) : !,
Bal.ian laefend.d his TX ve.r.
old damshter when aha was attnsEed
Inv ~ Gern,a = striick +
oficer nth < iaS "
me Reirisn VAS A~rra4ted A. ~.
same time 90 were u other proml.
SInent citizens Who knew nothing q,
Imayor.3 The Is were stood ur
against o wall and shot to death. A
prcclamation was then Issued which
@aThe person bf the German .oldis,
is sGcred, Swift death awaits no
only those who raise their hands
IaxxlnAk f&Jhe Germans but with Their
shalI3speri6h IL times their numbes
OF inf7ocSf1t.ee Therefore, take hesd
Restrain yourself. Restrain your
. 81. /.
SEar4ysan ne war Germans cap
tnasd ,tnree they cruel.
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