and weakness after the operation, and addressed him as follows: "You are not brave. You are wounded. You cry aloud for help. We are fighting with Canada, why should you fight with us? You are paid assassins. You are paid to kill my comrades. If I had my way, I would take you out and shoot you. You please!" And, he had not the same good word to say for all the German doctors, many of whom hated the sight of khaki, "Khaki to a German is like a red rag to a bull," said Wells. One German doctor, of Jewish extraction, came over to him as he lay in pain, spit at and slapped the helpless Wells in the face.

Wells told, too, of a military order that went forth in Germany compelling all the citizens to wear wooden clothes, instead of leather boots or shoes. The reason given was that all leather was needed so as not to impair the military efficiency of the Fatherland. Also, he observed that when the British and Canadian prisoners received their parcels of food that the German guards looked very hungrily at the good things which the khaki Tommies were receiving.

Sergeant Wells is accompanying the War
Canadian Government Official
films consisting of 6000 feet, taken in France and Belgium, and includes the Battle of Ypres, the partie of Somme and the Naval Battle of Jutland, as well as a battle above the clouds, between a French air-scout and a German airplane. 