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GERMAN ORDER NOT TO TAKE ■ PRISONERS. London, February 26. "Eye-witness" relates that a captured German officer's diary contained an order that the front line, when attacking, was not to take .prisoners. It was ambiguously phrased, and might mean that : t-.tackors should not stop to take prisoners. But it allowed of another interpretation, remembering tho efforts to inflame the soldiora against the' English. The same regiment was previously ordered that no English prisoners were wanted.—-"Times" and Sydney "Sun"'' Services.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2398, 2 March 1915, Page 5
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