WAR SCRIBES
Sir,—Every day someone has a word to say which they apparently count for wisdom or personal prescience, and this morning you have admitted" two such letters into your columns. One of theiu goes the limit . when it presupposes. a course in case the Germans have the dictation of jieaco terms, and suggests tlint it is undiscovered ground of discussion because the, writer had not seen it mooted. He has not so seen il, because inherently it is proGerman. The feame in Europe is neither football nor skittles, where if you are beaten this Saturday you will have the chance to beat your opponent next Saturday. And the public, whom in his greenness he thinks he is thinking for, hav6 forgotten nothing. Anyone, who worries what will happen about the late German colonies will be found at heart a pessimist and pacifist.—l am, etc., HENRJ" BODLEY. June 2-1.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 237, 25 June 1918, Page 6
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149WAR SCRIBES Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 237, 25 June 1918, Page 6
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