TRADE WITH GERMANS.
Sir,—ln reference to the sermon by the Rev. D. C. Herron,M.C., I take exception to part of his remarks. Now, has Britain in any way indicated that she is not prepared to give the Germans a chance to build up and cleanse themselves. Who can say that wo aro claiming an enormous _ indemnity from these Huns | without giving them a chance to pay it. I myself say, Germany for Germans and also their productions. We have surely no desire for either m our midst and we will not betray our brothers who have so nobly sacrificed their lives for us and for the benefit of the British Empire, * I am sure many will be pleased to learn the attitude taken by the Returned Soldiers' Association and I heartily hone that their efforts will bear fruit.
... „ Willis A. Tsdemak. 15, Belloviio Road, Ml, Eden.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17375, 23 January 1920, Page 7
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