Show J OF GERMANYS GERMANY'S OOPS LOST SAYS POLISH PRINCE EW E YORK April 15 Prince 15 Po- Po of oi Poland has arrived here bere aXe are for his his' private Interests After mg Ing watched carefully the German cl at Verdun he told an Interesting y of the mistakes of the German ps p and stated that in the early at- at si n the French stronghold the the theer er of the German army was use used lout satisfactory results filo do not the war in m C. C care to discuss canner lanner that would disclose any anyo anyon that might be taken oil o on has been or said Prince Fo- Fo th the allied troops o But I m may i be able to throw alight first days daY of VerI Ver- Ver light on th the ver-t ver that tho to know f I am in a position Germans used the flower of f their j 3 during the attacks of the first ays and though the attacks were were ere ent the the res result lt must have been d dis- dis aging ging aging the offensive The first Id days ys marked the most severe t ting ling ng The German attacks were re red reed ret re- re ed d the best German troops beaten since Ince that time the attacks while have hav been growing weaker weaker Verdun will not fall I Ih h Say right here that at the begin begin- pf ot the war the German soldier was while the Frenchman rI more or less of an amat amateur ur But Bute e ef that time through experience French have become professional better better etter professionals than the Gert Ger- Ger sl t Nhe N- N h he French losses at Champagne ht lit a a. lesson The Fr French are now ii tig ag the artillery and nd machine guns tithe the German attacks and the finis in- in ry 11 is saved At present we can cane e better soldiers out of the French lans ia than Germany can out of her heri i ions ris ri's in a given time tim The Gers Ger- Ger I Ger-I s pursue their old n methods of war- war sacrificing their best troops and I Iney hey ney do the odds between the two I Ii i its ss s be become ome less and less s anex of how the how the Germans l used sed their heir best troops I 1 call your u to Ypres The famous L was wiped out There is ew Prussian ru sian Guard but the new d d lives In the name only Among prisoners taken before Verdun Verdune e were many soldiers rs of the class the best now available True b best st troops are r at the front but we weaving weaving Saving them for the general at- at 1 J We find that what might be ie led second class troops protested Benches and aided by artillery and ti hine nine le buns can hold off the attacks i le ie best German soldiers I believe t the he ratio of loss between the allies he Germ Germans ns' ns is approximately four foure e e with Germany G on the losing ight fight add a word with regard to Zeppelins They have been a rank re r re as an an engine of war and have cl das boomerangs to G Germany The cIes on England London In partir parti- parti r ave only served to arouse the ther r Pf the British and caused pa- pa Ism to arise to a high pitch itch The Themous i inous ou cost has not been justified the results for from a military the result has been zero lie killing of women women and children 1 used the ilie dis disgust and anger anger of oft t ral nations G Germany argues th that t tI Ze iP attacks tt are t justified d even ven I g and children filled ed sc s ar is war f s S Is Is- Isso so so R and Zepp Zeppelin is isa a at I t t eli engine ine of destruction why not y not been used sed along the en en- en where h re bombs dr dropped ppe I ave ave ve killed combatants and arid not riot n ss ernes n S r the co continued attacks on on 10 o it is because th the Zeppelins ar are later in attacking tt c ing that city than Paris aris In at attacking the latter lattery ey y must pass over the fighting Ifer d heir ir is f approach by dby els e s to Paris fully forty-five forty min min- before afore they reach there They are aie feted ted to the fire of the anti air guns from the trenches and from c cuy cy y Again on the return they must t he guns in th the trenches When eking London they merely mer l h have v l lbs to lb s Sl ifta a body of water and they are i he city before th their approach can f |