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A.-No. We receive thousands Of
words every day.
Q.-Was Germany's fear of Rus
STA justified?
: A.-Not i'm the least. Germany's
army was much more ssfRcicnt than
Russia's and every military man knew
this.
Q.-who first used poisonous gas,
and where?
~A.-Germany, at Ypres ON April
az, 1918. No other nation used it
for some time after this, and then
only in self-defense.
On what ways is England,
which has a king, more democratic
than Germany?
A-Democracy is government in
which the people, through their votes
and representatives, control all gov
ornamental action. In England this is
the case, for all men can vote, and
each mans vote counts as mach as
| amy other mans vote. In Germany,
mans vote counts according to the
class to which he belongs; the vote
Of ONE man Of the highest classes
counting as much as q thousand of
those of the lowest classes. The up
per classes control everything. In
England the Kings powers are very
much restricted by the English Con-
stitutiOn. The German EmperOr's
| power IL practically unlimited.
Odd not practically all OF the
great scientific discoveries and inven-
| lions come from Germany?
A.-NO, very few OF them. Ger
many has made excellent use Of the
inventions and scientific discoveries
Of other countries, but has made few
Inventions herself.
Q.-What did President Wilson
mean by his distinction between the
German Government and the German
people?
A.-The governmental power In
Germany Is I'm the hands Of a very
limited namber Of people of the upper
classes; the middle and lower classes
President Wilson has I'm mind the
middle and lower classes when he
spoke Of 1.-THE German people,"
Q.-Before the war we're not Ger
| man-made goods the best In the
| world?
A.-No, but the Germans said they
were.
Q.-What is meant by German
"frightfulness" "Kultur"?
An this war the Germans have
instituted many terrible practices that
are contrary to all rules of humanity
and International Law, with the pur-
pose Of terrorizing their enemies. This
Is known as ''frightfulness." "Kul-
| tur'' is q German word which they
apply to their so-called form of civ
illxation.
Q.-Has 1t not always been the
policy Of the United States to avoid
| interference in European affairs? II
50, what are the chief reasons this
policy has not been followed?
A-This has been the policy Of the
United States. It was eur policy for
nearly three years Of this war until
Germany deliberately forced ms to
abandon it.
Q.-why are the Germans called
Huns?
A.-The Kaiser gave them this
! name when he was sending his troops
to China in 1900. The Huns were a
fierce, cruel and barbarOuS race that
Overran Europe about a thousand
years ago.
Q.-Is il really true that German
submarines have sank English hos
Dital ships?
At IL true. They have an
nounced that they win do this at ev-
cry opportunity.
Q.-How do you know that the
stories Of German atrocities are true?
1t has been proved by evidence
gathered by several neutral and I'M
partial boards appointed to fnEesti-
gate the charges. The Germans admit
and even have boosted of many Of
them.
Q.-Were the seas really free be-
fore the war?
A.-AbsolHte1y. The ships Of the
smallest nation ON earth crossed all
oceans with the same freedom as
those Of England.
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