THE GERMAN WAIL
Sir,— According to this morning's paper the Germans ate •■crying to President Wilson over the severity of the armistice terms. . "We are now,- beginning to see the other side of the German character. As soon as the Kaiser finds himself beaten "he runs away like a. cur. ■Another phase of the German character was displayed when they subjected British prisoners to aIU sorts of indignities ami cruelties, and when they retaliated with their fists they were bayoneted or •shut. I would suggest'that our .I'rimo Minister take the carliesti opportunity (f> publicly declare that President Wilson \n pal'itfily .-requested .lo ask (iermany to forward any future correspondence to General Voch and .King Albert, whoso countries have becii ravaged by the Hun. —I am, etc., ' . ALICE JOHNSTON. : p.g,—AVhcu the l-ipi-mans started the war they named it "The .Dβv." F would suggest November VI 'bs. christened "Our Day" iu future throughout, the world.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 43, 15 November 1918, Page 8
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153THE GERMAN WAIL Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 43, 15 November 1918, Page 8
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