'To the Editor of the 'The writer was in London at: this "Nonm-Ciawa, Darcy News" ime. and recalls the German reac tion to the Allies fat refusal to dis Sm—My attention has. recently cues peace overtures in the form sub-been' called to the large number mitted by Germany—the headlines in Persons of British nationally at pre~ the London evening papers read pre-Sent out of. employment. and lseiythus—"the Kaiser will crush test that British firms and individual the Allies as he would a louse." ive these unfortunates a break when Yacaneles occur, Hiller has already made attempts to bluff the British Empire into peace correspondents. recently" indicated If T remember rightly one of your talks: we can all recall the sob stuff he tried to put over. before he, let That enemy subjects were still being his Luftwaie loose to clean up the employed in British ems, British Isles. but ft did not come off, It Is to Bo honed that the British and who knows, that he too had not firms concerned will play tie game Fealized thay Ina War of exhaustion, Was give their ational 4 pres defeat would be inevitable, for there ent out went a chance
loyal Air' Force, will pulverise the every Possibility now. "that "the Kelp hemaeives ven, By" Going: 20" tee Will also "give these unfortunates Ludiwaite, who must eventually deve-Change to contribute their big towards lop an inferiority complex. and when the War Fund. that time comes the FLAP. will be able to cut the Luftwaffe 16 ribbons Shanghai. Sept, 1.
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