furniture vans at
  cities have proved a great all?  The furniture vans
  success.  These vans, are used for purposes of
  moreover, all bear the sign concealment, and because
  of the Red Cross, and may the very large ambulance
  easily be recognised as supply always on duty at
  hospital vehicles. the great military
                                   hospitals at Potsdam was
                                   unequal to the task.  I saw
                                   no Red Cross indications.

7.  That men who are My statement is that all seriously wounded should the German wounded at give one an impression of the present stage of the weariness goes without war, lightly or otherwise, saying.  Lightly wounded compare badly with the men who travel from the English and French Somme to Boulogne may wounded, whom I have make a better appearance seen.  They are utterly than the seriously wounded war weary and suffering who have made the long not so much from shell journey from the West shock as from surprise front to Potsdam. shock, the revelation of the
                                 creation of a British
Army that had never
occurred to the German
soldiers.

8.  As to the great “Hush!  I have made inquiries hush! machinery”—­what is of British officials, and one to call the attempt they tell me that it is to keep the truth from absolutely untrue that the neutrals by closing channel is closed to English harbours near the neutral shipping when the Channel to neutral shipping English hospital transports for whole days at a proceed to England. time—­during which the This untruth is on a par English ship-transports of with the others. wounded proceed to England?

  9.  The figures published An interesting revelation
  by the Ministry of War as to German casualty lists.
  concerning the numbers of It is stated by this head
  men dismissed from lazarets medical officer of Potsdam
  (hospitals) are based upon that these lists are drawn up
  unquestionable statistics. from the men dismissed from
  These statistics remain as lazarets (hospitals), that is
  given—­despite all the to say, this doctor admits
  aspersions of our enemies. that the custom is now to
                                   keep back the casualty lists
                                   until the man is discharged,
                                   whereas your British lists, I
                                   am informed on authority, are
                                   published as speedily as