The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

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oas as the hsss impressions | r~-
ceaveS aecas the Gssvssn peeps. when
! went ID live sasnng phesa fenFseea
years as@ vas sAe sacA III esmraae-
Ship assosas tAesa Glass; aisslncssaaw
are drawn ~ nae. and sAess are IN
Eaany grassasiuns. thai II was Alnsoxt
impossible TO taaa t~e CvTmaas "a tA<
| sassas ssscsal plane uas was always tho
osh~r's superior, Aftss' my faagsewd
years exgsrteElsv aasaag shese gesyasaI
| eansaot say that that early taYrsssea
aas heva remses~a. II anything. II has
eesn dsspeaed
Anycne who hiss lived In Bertha, sss1
IL faaiisar with suaaitsans I'm esh~fi
EErepo.a capitals will bear me est
that tho GegYnan palsesmsn h the nsast
arrogant police eshci1l In the wuraa.
Hts word In takea IA court In prefer
eace % that u sir riyillaas aud his
power Ia aaeh thai II asiShi segy easily
ne esed oppsessisvls. but Strangely
! enough, despite the cnrltli,y az tho
German character, graft aud corrag-
t.0a aaehg the German police and
ether atstsaals we're practically un-
lRova before the war.
Sach were the people behind the
Gais0F @hen tbs grea, war started. I
shall neser forget the ssaitmrnSs exs
pressed 10 sne by private ipatytaaAis
10 every welk Of life as the sarsaaa
!. phases ~ The war asse,ea.ssi, s.,.s..s..
No raeasure thas wss taken hy Ger
many. h6 matter bow atfvgfaus or in-
ouaNssleas with the waria's idea at
What In permissible ia essilIsei war
far~ rvrr brought a wnrf III tNrft~ss-
nAtioA fram the 1ernlaa public as y
| whole. although. Of csarse, there were
sane aalahla exceptions, The great
ma iar4tg " Germans Who diwcuas%d
these matters with zoe, howeyes. NOT
Gully defended everything 0esiaans lid.
but complained because mere tiSofSus
measures were not taksn
Merely by way of example. aud rot
hecaus. her suggestion Was sns WORSE
than hundreds of others raisei BY nay
German patients. ! may mention tbs
surprising viewpoint expressed by the
Countess sserSsaspS. a rs!asise Of San
acknowledgements, II WAS after
Italy had joined the allies and when
German resentment against that ~.
tson ran vvry high,
"whs. We should do nj the very first
available oppostunity.' she declared.
is 10 destroy every single work Of art
| In Italy. Not single nne VI their
landmarks or art treasures should 10
left standing Then when the wes IN
| over and Italy pa longer derives tha
ca0rtnuas revenue she has been cob
lectinE for years from tousisss Nhe Win
be SORRY for whs, she has done 10
| Germany I"
! DID th* German people enuntenHncw
/ the snhnarins warfare and The eiaugh-
! tor Of innoeen. women and children, in
defiance ~ nil rules of international
law md tho dic'A'cs ~ eomtpon hu-
,nanitsf They had only one criticism
Ia make ri Ill, was hot comprehen.
sive enough II was absolute folly, II
NOT crime. they said far Germany
TO prescribe safety lanes for neu,rss
vcss 10 use The whaie world should
hay ven declared var snne, that
deats@Ngd destruction might ho dealt
wherever aud whenever the cppcrsan-
i'y offered Every ship that sailed
should be sunk, ana every Americas
Who ventured within rRngr ~ Ger
man esin. on cen or lend. should be
shot. That Was the uhlv~raai sentt.
ruen,.
The suggestion that con,inua tluu
u the submarine warfare would 10.
rvitAhiy bring America into the war
dti not petturh the people In Tho
slightest
How ran America do ~ more harm
than she ls how d0snsy they nsessi.
American bullets are shooting tnwm
cur men, American food II sustaining
car en~f5ies American dollars srs
working ssslnst u~ In every i,vssthia
way. Let America ocme Into the war
and Tiys Us ehasre 10 rsy her hark
for whAt she has dnne to "a She
coulaat harm us sny n4ors II shs ,vers
helltg.rent Why hlIo3 het 10 re-
main aeu,ral and 81 unars,hefr'