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The Audacious War

CHAPTER VIII
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The Belgians refuse to do the bidding of the Germans and operate the railroads.

The Germans must move the trains themselves.
The Germans do not hate the Belgians.

They simply pity them, that they were so shortsighted as not to accept German gold for right of passage through the country.

The German hate is reserved entirely for the English above all people on the surface of the globe.

In Belgium 200 marks reward is offered for the capture of any Englishman found in that domain.
The latest response to Bernhardi's book, "England the Vassal of Germany," is Kipling's poem in the King Albert book issued December 16 to augment the Belgian Relief Fund.


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