RERUN TRADE SNARES

Hokitika Guardian, 21 October 1921, Page 1

RERUN TRADE SNARES

ADVICH TO lill ITA IX. ItKItUN. Aug. ~1. "Ann shall tdl the lirilisli cumnierce,” died all excitable l.cilin inncliiinl, "that we together mu-; cuiue together must win!- and togeihei he friends again, or Kiiglish business must lie ruined. "The situation is noise than war ami a veiy great nuisance. I'Hr fifty yea is I have impiulcd goods into l.cimanv l rnni Kughiuil and Anicrica. New' I dn ach, mu a cent. IkTore the war \\u luive millions u! pnurnl sterling ol guilds from Kiiglnn:! whicli we -ell In HllS'lii all ! ml,m la I heie lire -lill L’.'ilt million- nl cUsiomers 1 here in Uilssia waiting for textiles and n; her goads fmiu iaighoai. !!at white the pound sterling i- quoted at AU marks, it is iinporsild io ; <•: w • 1 yea a laisiuess pure, ami we (ooninH-, who an ihe best sellers in the world wo U .11 easily sell tilOlll t.U .Mill. ' | icutii: ed to remark t; - i.ile seliinc a.iglii In* r.i-y. migli: lio, :.e quo • so easy 111 tditain payniein i:on smv: . IvUssia. Tk,, H< 1 1 lin me. . haul seoriifully snapped his linger*. "The Suvi-I (ioveni--1111 -11 1 ," lie deelaied with suiiinm' e,ailempl. "does nm helong to Hi' woi:..

of lealilies. Ii is lie; a tin-mess ptop., si I i 1111 . To Inisnie-s men lie- .'-oriel (iovei nmeii l does ii.u e\i I. I ..o one and only tiling that hinder- Km.dish liiisim-ss with llussia IS the I ate ol exchange. I'T'om (iermaiiy here now l tell you we aie sending goods lor millions ol marks lo leisstn. raid We gel

I hi ill . I :i \\ «il 1 1. net i 1 ' 111 cheques nil 11• t• l>eillsr"e i’.:- Ilk. "I, kllsiues.s (Ill'll el 111 L'J: I ml. America. ami Oeimuiiy ii 1 111140 11• r t(, irjriilnlo tlju i'.ilc "I I'.fi'lm li.J.* 1 ' 'I"' 11 vi, ii also « ill do liusii.i" - » nil K ussi Hilt it 111u>l "i'll k• i-ii- 1 * 1 -« ii" 11 •<> mall,, an iimli'i • lamliiiL'.. T! a I'uiiH ciaus kali, tla'.v an 1 mi :■ • > >1 to make anvlliiii'A kill "'ill's anil ini'«'v" TO ■•lll'l-ni*!'' \ I’l '■ i A ." llini' I anain intl'fru|iti*»l i'm' i• >;i■ it• • < 1 ||,nv nl tin' lii’rlin mi'i'i li.iiil \s i■ 11 1<| iU'll< a tn iih'iilion certain •lilin ntl i»-1 in k . w a v nl' "roniilaliun;” on liaii-.'s. ami nl in.'-l i Him i ■ ’ i i a 111 1.1 v. 1 In V inimlil I Tk" aiisv.it ivas quick and start linn. ‘'Vlial tlm Kn*:]jj; inaii'il'aciiiii'r« must ’ n," ilcrlan-d Uni Ikrliii nierelmnt., "is what some Americans ini' duine already. I In * iiiusi rulin' lii'l'i' tu derman .v and kuiiil I'., 1-i 11 ;«■«. They will supply till' niaiiai ‘u;'s and lori'ini'M. II r " ill supply I labour. Then «i‘ reopen l!'l"si i tn'' l uc all do litisincss iillont'lliiT nllcady. | jjo to Knnlaiid tu-iiiiii i'iiw lu |iru|Misc this plan to my busimvs i'l iend-.' The project is quite serious and strongly haekeil. Aoulliei hiisim'-s man of nflirial standing and unqueslimiahh.' lyitivilv iml to say pomkmnsity has explained it I" me with

n:ilhi:il ally ill' tin- Knglish gentlemen. 'Ulie (iermnii f-:ipil;i 1 i>t stands in*;!)<■ rto till' Knglish eapi I;ilist ili:m I" his workmen. Tin' Knglisli enpitulist -dands .nearer I" tile fiertmui i-:ipit;ilist tlmii to his workmen. Also, the Cit'inmii and Knglisli capitalists must unite. ■~\i present t lie politicians ol I* rains' ami Kngland are diiving Cei - niatiy toward* the Kiydalismtls. lint it the Soeialismus prevails ilien llieie will lie no carat at to meet tin 1 demands made hv file Allies lor reparations. It is capitalism only that can pay. Also wo (lermaii and I*'n!ilisi 1 capitalists mast eel nllngetliei and help e i h her to make trade, to destroy ihe S’,. ■iaiisniMs. and to cany mil the