ENGLISH GIRL AND THE BEASTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11405, 23 October 1915, Page 5

ENGLISH GIRL AND THE BEASTS.

BRITISH PRESS COMMENTS.

FOULMINDEG ARROGANCE AND BESTIALITY.

London, Oct. 22

The Westminster Gazette says that every English man and woman read Miss Caveil’s story with pride at the bravery of the splendid woman scorning subterfuge and horror and indignation at the cruelty and lack of chivalry of the Germans in inflicting the savage penalts r for a technical offence.

The Pall Mall Gazette says that the moment when the German officer fired his revolver into the unconscious form of the brave woman and destroyed a life untiringly spent in the service of humanity, has compressed into one dramatic picture all that is embodied in the conflict now convulsing the whole hemisphere. No peace would be tolerable if it failed to ensure the final complete destruction of the power trampling truth, justice and mercy under its heel with foulminded arrogance and insatiable bestiality.