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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2625, 22 November 1915, Page 2

Woods' Gr«at Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and colds never faila. Is, fid,*

The Rev. R. J. Campbell, preaching at tlie City Temple. London, told a story illustrating the British sense of fair play. The incident occurred during those manifestations of good feeling that took place between the opposing forces at Christmastide. After the Germans had returned to their own trenches an enemy officer was seen sitting on a parapet with his back to the British. They shouted to him, but ho refused to move, and they fired over his head. Then, turning round, h{ shouted: "Ah, you British! I know I am safer with my back to yon, for you will never shoot an enemy in that position !"

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