London, Sept. 17.
The German press and wireless have burst into frantic tales of destruction in London and panic of Londoners, indicating clearly that a desperate effort of propaganda is necessary to keep up the spirit of the German people, says the "Daily Telegraph."
Throwing off all restraint. the German press publishes completely unfounded tales of the flight of the Court and collapse of civilian moral, the "Telegraph" adds.
The paper points out that there i not a particle of truth in a German report that roads out of London are blocked with panic-stricken refugees. London life goes on and difficulties caused by bombings are being surmounted. Even while raid warnings are in effect there is little noticeable diminution in the rush of London street traffic.
"Not lies but s," says the "Daily Telegraph," "will decide the war. We have a right to be proud of the success of our defences and the grim and gay temper of our people."—Reuter. before you deal!
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