Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HATE-OBSESSED, HUNS
PLAN NEW ATROCITIES
AS Last Resort They Will Blow Up Burn Cities Before
Their Troops Withdraw, at the Same Time Setting
Every Kind Of Death Trap

wells We arc told. HAY" been often
poisoned by crcosotc added 10 the
corpscs hung into them. All tho stores
that could not be carried awav were
burned: and the women. violated often
and the subject Of unspcakable outrage
at liunnish hands. We're driven on As
sheep to ierrors even more uunamcab!c.
only the very old aud the infants crcut
forth from tn" cellars % this deso!a-
ton. Sometimes even the infant has
been crucihed on the barn doors. or
tho eldest son drcnChcd with paratiu
ana lighted 70 make :, human torch for
such being the case why should his
threats OF further frphtfuincss appal
us? Tina; trey do net do so i n
tribute I" "U'' national comm N s"iIse.
but i Is no compliment to MS pro-
fcssors. Bearded and bccry. full OF
sausage. and wise in peace ,im. now
that w'r rasef they hive become so
many caC:d Aa,I. whose eyes start
from their heads in fury Woe to the
world that would oppose as they cry.
We see them locked MP in ,hcir labora-
tories amid IN. fumes Of acids and tho
stink Of vapors. ". look upon the
pictures they hav" drawn and So. the
whole universe going M in the flames
Of the fire they have Kindlei Destroy
ana again destroy Let there be no
Il
is iinishcd Let The acids blind them:
new gases asnhyNiitc. a torrent Of fro
be poured out upon them. And these
professors believe that they can do il.
Their schemes have been trunnpcted IN
many German newspaper
PLAN NOW no KILL
BRITISH ny WIRELESS
these arc curious and worthy OF our
notice. The l.teg, that have seen
records the belief OF :, German pro-
lessor that he has discovered q means
of killing British troops b. wireless.
which would end the war in week
50 terrible Is the weapon that he will
only use IL If Germany be beaten TO
lrazz." In iaat case, his giant
dynanos will release a curren, which
VIII NOV down whole regiments l!k-
chan. and in tho tWiuklin. DESTROY an
army. QUITE how IL is to be don. no.
BODY seems aware. and the tNreat ap-
parently has LETT Sir Douglas pais
cold. Eut thcr. IL is ana thcr" is the
professor g!ar!ng upon an allen world
and d"Omin= il TO sudden extinction.
He is not alone. Of course. and some
OF his fellows are jUEt as Infatuated.
on" still thinks that an application Of
wireless may fir. all tho magazines
of OUR warShips. and tnat one day We
shall see tn. whole fleet go Skyward
upon The touching or d button at Bzr-
lin. We know that the ,ier'nans have
been experimenting with u torpedo d.
rcct.d from the shore by wireless ana
thai our patrols nave had the pleasure.
al sinking several or these ,nonstroSi-
ties, hut that electricity can fire Ii.
magazine o! Z; warship is one nf those
GslGsious which only boarded maniac
OF Heidelberg could entertain.
Far more practical. and clearly more
in accord with probability. is Tho be-
iie' that The whole German lice; VIII
come out head!ong directly defeat
looms upon it's horizon and VIII bv
sacrificed 10 the las; ship in the hope
.! nhicJinS an unparalleled injury
upon our navy Such a great battle
seems 10 me Inevitable. for II the
enemy feet Is TO be sacrificed anyway
should peace come. what object can
there be To keep il in its harbors?
Better that il should perish to the last
ship IN tina; matl onslaught. when. with
Zeppcl!ns. s"apiancs ana very shoals
600 men upon British shores 10 ravish
and destroy N a las; mad orgy
WILL III; ELIMINATING
ACT OF ARMAGEDDON
There are generals OF great fame
in our country to-day who certainly
hc!iev" that this grand attack will he
III" eliminating Get Of ArmaEcddon.
The certain destruction of the 100000
men Will no, matter TO the Germans.
They have always bclieved-:a!scly. as
thiHh--that II 100000 men could he
landed on these shores they could ac-
complsh work OF devastation which
would cripple US for years. All the
villages near the sea coast and some
OF tn" more considerable towns would
be destroyed.
Possibly. they think. panic would
ovcrtake Great Britain. We should
find ourselves with u hostile army dug
in somewhere on the cas-; coast. and
should be glad To be Guit OF il at any
price. Our national view. that Of our
splendid navy. is in total opposition
to this. W" bcliev. that these raping
heroes would never arrive a: all. So
great is our confidence in the navy