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Taihape Daily Times, 20 August 1918, Page 2

PAYING THE PRICE OF WAR. HANDED DOWN TO POSTERITY. Mr. E.- L. Pyke, a well-known English journalist, writing to a Homo paper, says:— r “Whatever the results of this war may be one thing is certain; Germany will be ruined physically for the next two generations. The appalling wrecks one sees about the streets, the lack of any food shops, would, in ordinary circuwfßSnces, arouse a storm of pity throughout the world. Now, I have never liked the Germans. Many, unfortunately, thanks to a complaisant system of naturalisation, are still at large and may be seen in the West End of London. 'And the civilised world, in which I do not include Germany, will not be aroused to any great feelings of pity when I say that for the next thirty years all the German children that arc born will be weaklings. Their potential mothers are now slowly starving out their existence, living on occasional morsels of meat, potatoes, bad bread, and worse substitutes for all the little luxuries of life.” Let NAZOL protect your family against coughs and colds. One dose a day keeps colds away. Good for old and young. Sixty doses 1/6.. Just that nice, sharp, appetising taste that adds such zest to a meat. that’s Lotus Brand.

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