The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-11

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dsers 'w~rw frsshfen&a sad began ~
saous Ha~n and barn AaassA Tn
commanding oficer eenAesaaed This ee.
cause II was net dene w his order aad
because two G~vsnan saidierS we're
wouaded. II Ia sviA%as that mss~mcrss
and ARISEN were r~rnatsed csly xhsa |
commanded BIZ the esseer&
Last night shooting ARRAY toek
place, There Ia mo evidsneN that the
;nhshiisn,s VI thu towns had any srsas
IN their houses. nor tg there ~yaasaee
thas ths' people toek part IN shs shess'
ing on the contrary. IL s@ssas that the |
settlers were under Inv inausnss at |
alcohol and began tn sheet ls a sense.
less frar az hasttie attack.
THE behavior VI the soldiers during |
the aight, With very few sxr~p,iaas.
makes seaadaieus smps~ssaen
III is highly depsarahle ahen officers |
fs1 ssase2sslsa ,sssesr ". lAssass.A
on ffs x1thSut r#rtsss-sca av> eess~e .ssf I
the uaading. M, ~ the case may /
be, the senior, otnesr. or whea by their |
attitude thsy encourage the rank and
tss ~ burn and plunasr.
The miserable behavior Of the m~n /
caused q noacommisslansd oigac~r snd
= private "a b. s~Ftessiy ~sHadra hx |
German bullets,
MAJOR vow nAssEwrrx
kspsrt n Minister Whltisek.
-ons Interesting result Of tAs dspes-
satioas remains to be nsted. I ressit
that cnes more places In srlies the
German capacity for btsndsring. A.
most ~ great ~ the German capacity |
FOR cruelty. Gath the deportstions
were begun there was no ia,sns% ha.
tired on the part III the laweF classes
T., the workingsn~a and the peasants,
The old Germans az the i.snastnrtn
had bern qaarfcrea In Flemish homes:
they and the inmates spoke nearly the
ssnae language they got along fairy
well. they hslpeT, the women With the
work. TIM pssar and the humble hsysag
acne og those ha,rrds ~ patriotism
hat are aasong the privileges af the
appcr classes, II ~ conceivable that
he Flemish population might have
existed under German rule II WIS
rsuioaie In lis origin snd anti French
always. fsnt now the Germans have
hanged si' that.
'~a%ffssswy4 arA~e aexts>x xssartaA .aaew to. /.
my prospect thry may rver hare hsd
n being tolerated by The population
" Flanders: In tearing away from
aearly every humble hom" In the land
j husband aud father ar son and
brother they have lighted a ARE If
hatred thst will never - ont, they
ave brought home 10 every heart 10
he land. In way that viii impress
IL horva- inaeishly on thr memory cf
hFee generations, realisation Of
What German meshesss neau not. ~
sf,h the early atrocities, In the heat
Il passion and tA~ fr~t iuss ot war.
,nt hy one NJ these deeds That make
me despair .ef the future 81 the hu.
~e~ ~Ae,~y- a .i@et .esslaIls n,asnad, stpfr, |
,nsls matured. and ,s~'Frrately md
executed dee1 se
,-uva thu, German soldiers are ~sid
o have wer; tn It's execaiinn, end -
aonstroeS ,bat e~en Gcrnen cycers
Ire nnw saia a. he ashamed
@WHtTLusE.@
MI, Mowers coreGusEers r.
Nj Hmavcr's mature conclusions on
hs, German practices IN Belgium.
4 hgeA b. wfct~ fey IN" pamrh;et IT,