LETTERS FROM THE ENEMY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2489, 16 June 1915, Page 9

LETTERS FROM THE ENEMY

c By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright Sydney, June 15. A soldier has sent samples of letters thrown by German soldiers into the British trenches, addressed "Deal Comrades," "Dear French and English," and "'Comrades." The letters declare: "We are all tired of this savage life I It is time to end it; wo wish to get home to our dear wives and children." Another says: "It is about time we stopped all this. We think .you will soon have had enough of your war. Our losses are great; yours must be thrice as big. Let us have peace on earth before the cherry blooms; but t'ho sooner the better. Or do you want to go on for ever, sitting in these dashed trenches?" Tourists and travellers are . specially catered for at the Carlton Hotel, Willis Sh'eet. An announcement to this effect appears elsewhere in this issue. Particulars of a valuable station property of 18,700 acres for sale are advertised in this issue by Messrs. Dalgety and Co., Napier. . Mr. Victor E. Smith, Box 59, Feilding, announces that ho has a good grazing farm property for sale. Small farms on the Manawatu line nro advertised for sale by Messrs. Barton ana Co., Otaki. The Hawke's Bay Fruit, Produce, and Cold Storage Co., Hastings, advertise two sheep farms for sale. Full particulars on application.