THE HUN AGAIN.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3389, 19 January 1920, Page 5

THE HUN AGAIN.

“VVE MUST KNOW EACH OTHER BETTER.

A circular letter from E. Th. Sahellenberger, Germany, has been received. by the New Zealand Times.” The let.rer is typical of the very apparent efiorts of the German business man to: curry favour and incidentally to do a little business With his recent enemies.

The letter speaks of “the best guarantee for the future” as being found “only in friendly relations between the two nations of Anglo-Saxon origin.—English and Germans.” oThis is merely by the way, for the n'ritel'-‘s nl3i_n ‘r-.oncerl:. is that jieoplc in New Zcaland should obtain (though him) information about missing soldiers, or have executed (through him again) ornamental work to» the graves of _‘_‘their beloved sons or brothers.” The eomvmunication points out that .“in many cases it is Very important to get information about. facts which can be given only by the other side.” In eonelusion, the writer makes the following appeal: “We must try to know each other better than before-—~ this will make bloodshed impossible for our posterity. There are so many mutual‘ interests between the two nations that reconciliation can only be to thg benefit of both sides.”