Judge — October 12, 1918 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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JUDCEF ee Judge's Sentimental Department One Without English, and One With Aug. 22 Dear Sir: You will be probably very sur prised receiving this letter, but that America has brought in France her right means so much to every Frenchman—and so I pray you to find among your readers two young) ladies whom would like having French pilots to write with. (Your address has been taken out of the Jupce.) Still, there may be one not knowing the French but the second must write French. We are aviators aged 21 and 20 and really wanting a strong American-like help. America’s doing everything so finely. Hoping for the best and thanking you, I remain Caporal Pilote « ur, Ecole de Tirs Acrien The Most Astonishing and ; | This is my addre matt Horrifying Book Ever Published body speaking Englis Caporat Prost Epovarp, Pilote Av Ecole de Tirs Acrien, C (Gironde), F ould like some HE CRIMES OF GERMANY?” is an authentic record of Germany’s ae . * * and this 1s the one that does not speak atrocities. It describes in the language of eye-witnesses scores Of | posiich. Be kind—Il. M. H. | hideous German crimes. Among the illustrations are reproductions || of actual photographs of victims, living and dead. Every case covered could Are You a “Female Reader"? I be proved in any civilized court of law. Sworn statements of onlookers are . Inf, ; on file in the archives of Belgium, France and England. Camp Syracuse, New York e Dear Sir: As a constant reader of your | Are You Familiar With the | indispensable “laugh provoker,” Jupce, 1 aa | am writing for a little help ang maybe sym \ Character of Our Enemy? pathy from you. Would like to correspond : | with some of your female readers who would be ' Theodore Roosevelt at a meeting of the American Defense Society, pub- interested in some of the trials and tribulations, | ; lishers of this book, said: ‘‘I hope to see the American Defense Society— | «tc, of @ common ordinary doughboy trying | this aggressive, fighting Society—circulate the documents that will both) | ft ihe cotsnane sive janine tor tne | arouse us to the need of action and also show us the necessity of fighting) 7 has brkenouts | this war through until it is crowned by a peace of overwhelming triumph for Pvt. Artuur R. Perry, JR the right. For that purpose it is necessary to instruct our people, to show them that this war which is going on on the other side does not rank with! Girls, Is Your French Equal to the ‘ «ac? : Oceasion? the ‘movies’ they go to see. It is necessary to show them what German) Ane dents le 30 Akt 38 domination has meant in Belgium and Northern France, the hideousness| — \fonsieur le Directeur: Aj of what has been done to Servia, to Roumania, what it will mean for man-) sous mes yeux votre joli journal kind to see the resources of civilization ingeniously turned to destruction étant trés désireux de correspondre avec unc instead of construction. That is what we have seen in Germany.” Miss de cette terre alliée; qui aujourc lutte aux cétés du la France pour le droit. . iens vous solliciter,cher monsieur, de to do his bit. We are ant trés souvent Jupcr, et Every American Citizen vouloir, par v ions, me faire connaitr should read this book for the greater understanding of Germany, the U"¢ Maine lire et écrire le Francais. Suivent, quelques renseignements qui peuven' enemy of mankind, and her gruesome and degenerate crimes. | Sous, bere nécesaiion. Je suis dans Iartillerie “The Crimes of Germany ” Légers Renault, fils d'un Besancon, i un frére tué a l’ennemi, created a furore in England, where millions of copies were circulated among | Besancon: Jo marissfarent: tulehanusilet English troops. au front, et une sccur $1.00 Brings the Book to You “Do not fail to read the most startling book of the war. considerations discinguées. LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY Peétor Epaox, A 225 Fifth Avenue New York City Automobiles, Paris, j'ai encore deux fré qui seule s’occupe de moi Dans l'espoir d’une réponse — favorable. recevez, monsicur, les sentiments de me 24.4 Convoi. France. comicbooks.com