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Hokitika Guardian, 20 April 1927, Page 2

Life holds a thousand beautiful things Despite its ailments and griefs and s. llgS— Tlio’ the heat and glare of noon annoy Sunset glories make evening a joy. And even winter with all its ills, j Its influenza, and chills, Seems glad to those who good health assure With priceless Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. THE LIMIT FOII HUSSI-V. "The Russians have a perfect right to establish ;whatever political and economic system they like in their own country, and no outsider has any right to interfere with tliat. If they believe that Communism is "the best system for Russia, then let them gi ahead, and if it makes the country happy and prosperous the world will rejoice. But they have no right to interfere in the political and economic conditions in other countries, and to try to impose their ideas and thensystem on others. Other countries are dealing with their own difficult problems in their own way, and they have a right to resent interference from outside. Russia must not expect to develop commercial relations with other countries unless she observes the usual conditions of international intercourse. She has a big enough problem to restore her own country, ana to develop its trade and resources, without spending her time and money in fomenting disturbances abroad and dreaming alsnit a World Revolution.” —Mr Phillip Snowden.

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