As it is part of the German policy to impress neutral nations—including, no doubt, China—with the advantages of "Kultur" and its methods of government, and as all stories of oppression and outrages by German soldiers are dismissed as incompatible with the kindly German nature, attention may be usefully directed to some neutral t many to the manner in which the inhabitants of the invaded portions of France have been and are still being treated. The witness in question is a Swiss Protestant pastor named Lemaitre, who was formerly minister of a chapel at Liévin, a mining town in the Pas-de-department: When the war
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