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... of Berlin. Now the toast has turned to potato-bread and war rations. It's the German people who have been had on toast. A Bed Near Bedlam The Editor of the Sunday Pictorial has been a busy man this week. So he went one night to seek deep repose m a ‘‘ ...
... Cannot continue to regard the of their fellows in the German prison camps with the same detached feeling. hither the privations endured by British prisoners of war must be mitigated speedily or the German prisoners in Great Britain must be deprived of all ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL THE WAR UP TO DATE WHY I BELIEVE IN PROSPECT OF EARLY PEACE. By HORATIO BOTTOMLEY (Editor of ‘John Bull.’’) Mr. Horatio Bottomley is the Editor of One of the most eloquent and human speakers in Great Britain, he has since the war ban ...
... the village, but the fighting went on—fierce and terril d the little village of | and wall after wall being captured. The Germans managed to keep an average of about red shelters in gar- | twenty yards from our but were at last forced to evacuate the position ...
... and leaving the Germans to drown, because while they were on their work of mercy and humanity German aeroplanes attacked them from the skies and tned to sink the vessels with bombs. What must have been the last thoughts of the German seamen who saw themsclves ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL THE PASSING PAGEANT A Few Remarks on Current Topics: By Candide I HAVE looked with admiration once or twice this weck at a little book of cartoons, dear reader—at a sort of bitterly comic Hatebook for England, full of excellent drawings ...
... Minister in Berlin who asked the German Government for an explanation of the seizure of the Duteh steamers Zaanstroom and Batavier has received the reply that the gation into the uestion Ip not yet Cone luded, The German Government added that it has sent ...
... every nation should fully trust all other nations. Some opinions on the views expressed by the doctor were given to the Sunday Pictorial by several prominent people of the day. Here are Dr Lyttelton act as to a rea FTO Ot AG T distinctly disagree with every ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIA GENWAN PIRATE TRIES TQ ESCAPE t is rumoured that the Prince Fitel Priedrich, the German ausihary cruiser, los to escape from Newport (Virginia) thus evading the requirements of an neutrality. She put into the portan a disabled condition ...
... when he crept up after dark to within fifteen yards of the enemy’s position, and, with the assistance of two threw German bombs into the German trenches, an action which caused general alarm all along their line. Captain W. E. Fleming, 41st Dogras, Indian ...
... highly charac- teristic German effort in criticism or judg- ment. Indeed, it is so typical we would call attention to it. No psychological sense! He loves old china. No great general would love beauty in any form. Such is the German premiss. Theory. Again ...