Morale
Morale
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, paper recently received here, states that a Sergeant, one of fifty men sent hack in connection with the Liberty Loan campaign, is mak- ing speeches in which he states : "The Germans give poisoned candy to the children to eat and hand grenades for them to play with. They show glee at the children 's dying writhings and laugh aloud when the grenades explode. I saw one Ameri- can boy about 17 years old, who had been captured by the Germans, come back to our trenches. He had cotton in and about t...he ears. I asked some one what the cotton was for. " 'The Germans cut off his ears and sent him back to tell us they want to fight men, ' was his answer. They feed Americans tuberculosis germs. " As there is no foundation whatever" in fact for such statements based on any experience we have had, I recommend that this Sergeant, if the statements quoted above were made by him, be immediately re- turned for duty here, and that the statements be contradicted. Pershing. Revenge banishes the sense for fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, paper recently received here, states that a Sergeant, one of fifty men sent hack in connection with the Liberty Loan campaign, is mak- ing speeches in which he states : "The Germans give poisoned candy to the children to eat and hand grenades for them to play with. They show glee at the children 's dying writhings and laugh aloud when the grenades explode. I saw one Ameri- can boy about 17 years old, who had been captured by the Germans, come back to our trenches. He had cotton in and about t...he ears. I asked some one what the cotton was for. " 'The Germans cut off his ears and sent him back to tell us they want to fight men, ' was his answer. They feed Americans tuberculosis germs. " As there is no foundation whatever" in fact for such statements based on any experience we have had, I recommend that this Sergeant, if the statements quoted above were made by him, be immediately re- turned for duty here, and that the statements be contradicted. Pershing. Revenge banishes the sense for fact.
What to read after Morale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Clarke Goddard to read onlineMoreLess
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