One must find peace or perish." Monsieur Guillot listened with a curious look upon his face.

His forefinger tapped the copy of the Times which was lying upon the table.
The other nodded gravely.
"Yes," he continued, "I know that our Press is carrying on a magnificent campaign of bluff.

I know that many of the ignorant people of the country believe that this war is still being prosecuted with every hope of success.

We who have been to the Front, especially those who have any source of information in Germany, know differently.

The longer the war, the more ruinous the burden which your country and mine will have to bear." "It is my opinion also," Monsieur Guillot declared, "and furthermore, listen.