GERMANS & VISITOR

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 7 August 1922, Page 8

GERMANS & VISITOR

A cubic message in a re spoke of the impediments! way of Australians who mi Germany. This is no new, is it confined to Australian ness the following from “ correspond.’ it of the N Herald: The attitude of the Ger® l “valuta rich” foreigners ii a controversial character, aa sions as to the pros and « matters .are appearing wM frequency " *he German pit every problem, this also has a fact th.it i- fully reali* Germans themselves, »li<>, • hitely nothing inimical or r» c tile in their attitude, -ire a® selves wh.T ■ things are g" l| t if the invasion of foreigners in the same ratio a? the 1 creases. They know their po' cr ‘ country woqld suffer inexpr* foreigner' were discriminati’ to an extent which would » out ol tho country, but, o» 1 band,, the invasion is sending up so high that thginning to find themselves «•' many of their former phtt diversions. • F«r im-tifoee, the tlmHy t,t ' always alianged Ins lioii'd"’ so that . V'. iy meiiiln'i' ol ■ could rake th. “air ' tire 1,1 the heart oI h. German, is l,l with dism.i v that l:u;.di<‘d-> of American' alone are ex) 1 '" emptied into G< rnnmy i'"', northern (» ■ ‘s. -to 111,1 , hordes that will sw..'P Seaiidinav.a countries The Amr". •! army ' ‘ ! 111,1 Germany to ’u aiitiful Bavimaj ptoce. <1 to '[irend ita'H 111 esqtie villag s mid hamlets- t" ', sjon pi the native popnl l ' ll " 11 ' . man ha. a v.-iou of him”'' 1 •’ ily crowded into their i"' Berlin apa’i nent, whiie 1 appropriat. hs favorite h* lives on th. ,'at of the land-