The best method of impressing the prisoners is assuredly to show them that in their own country people are already beginning to realize the indisputable superiority of Germany. So _La Guerre_ frequently publishes articles reprinted from _La Gazette des Ardennes_; only it forgets to mention that _La Gazette des Ardennes_ is a newspaper established, edited, and printed exclusively by Germans, since the occupation. Shall we take another example of duplicity? For the Belgians, naturally, what their priests tell them has great weight with them. No. 14 of _La Guerre_ reproduces a passage from an article (which is mentioned on p. 129) originally published by "the priest Domela Nieuwenhuis, of Gand." Here is a falsehood: M. Domela Nieuwenhuis is not a priest; he is a Protestant pastor in Gand. In the quotation M. Nieuwenhuis says: "If we Flemings had been properly informed...." (_La Guerre_, No. 14, p. 217). "We Flemings," M. Nieuwenhuis is supposed to have said ... and he is a Dutchman. This is curious. Let us compare this with the original text in _De Tijdspiegel_, p. 316, 1st April, 1915. There we find: "_Indien wij hier in Vlaanderen ... zouden zign voorgelicht...._" ("If we, here in Flanders, had been informed....") The German forgers have been at work, and by a little tinkering at the text, they have made a Dutch pastor pass for a Flemish priest! To what are they not reduced! * * * * * The pamphlet _Die Wahrheit über den Krieg_ speaks on p. 93 of an international propagandist organisation established in Berlin: the _Commission for the publication of impartial news abroad_ (we translate from the Dutch version). This Commission publishes _Correspondence for Neutrals_, which aims solely at "distributing positive news concerning the working of social, juridicial, economic, and moral institutions and general culture in Germany." Its articles are especially intended for use by the Press. It appears two or three times a week, in ten different languages, and will continue to do so during the war. It asserts that its expenses are covered entirely by private subscriptions. At the Superior Technical College of Stuttgart is established the _Süddeutsche Nachrichtenstelle für die Neutralen_ (South German News Bureau for the Neutrals). It publishes propagandist leaflets at irregular intervals and of various dimensions, which are intended to furnish "the verifiable truth as to the origin, course, and results of the war." The professors of the University of Leipzig sent abroad a special number of the _Leipziger Neueste Nachrichte_ of the 25th August, 1914, which gave, in chronological order, "the truth about the causes of the war and the German successes." The truth! Its capital falsehoods are too numerous for examination here.