A German reader sends a courteously worded request that we will print the German wireless telegrams, of which he sends a specimen. As a matter of fact we do not receive these messages; bue if we did, we regret to say we should not publish them. The messages before us look harmless enough on the whole, but one or two sentences have slipped in that we do not like. Nauen has a bad name and those who contro] it are past masters in the art of insensibly influencing public opinion. It may be added that plenty of propaganda reaches ué from other quarters. For months past Russian news agency stuff, of
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