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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 188, 18 January 1915, Page 2

Under the heading of "Shark Culture," appeared the following article in tht Hamburger Fremdenblatt, illustrated war chronicle, under date, October 15 1914. A short reference to this was , previously copied by a New York newspaper, but the following also contains the comment of the editor of the German paper. The article reads as follows: .—"lhc following report from an English source testifies to their high standard of culture:.,' Copenhagen, October 8. 'According to the report of the Nat Tidende, from London, the steamer Delphic, of the White Star Line, which has arrived from Auckland, reports that 5000 Germans resident in New Zealand had been made prisoners of war, and are being detained upon an island; their gaolers are the sharks, with which the surrounding waters abound." The article continues: "Wo shrug our shoulders' The words of Sir Edward Gosehcn during his farewell talk with the Chancellor come to mind, 'England is acting upon moral, and Germany upon strategical principles.' We had better ask the sharks. They would agree with Sir Edward. But how would it be if we considered the picture furnished us by this notice as symbolical? Does not Germany resomblo an island? Is she not surrounded by ugly greedy sharks? Is not England the greatest of those sharks?" THE HEALTHY MAN WINS. j "While following my avocation as a nurse for a long time I have been suffering, with Kidney Complaint in its worst form, with all its usual painful symptoms." mites Mrs. B. Evans, 38 Durham street. Sydenham, OhristchureOi, Sew Zealand. "You mav imaging my jiifferings while having .to do nurse's luties to her patients. I had no freeloin from pain, night and day, and had wy little sleep. I tried everything idvertised, but they were of no use By cedent T noticed an advertisement on slip of pap?r about Dr. Sheldon's Gin 'ills, and half-heartedly I started giving hem a trial. My avocation as nurse retting me so much professional advice ;ratk I naturally thought it would turn •lit like most advertise,; cures. )„ a ■ery short time I was surprwd at the 'ood work ther were doing, and arn'now ured and in better health and strength ban ever l.was, :.n,l T shah make it mv usir.ess to impress upon n.ll ouuVors h -e vft.v.p of !:r f-Vlr'cr.s Gin Pills." Dr. iheiuon's Gji rills are sold al is U mi Is 6d, Obtainable everywhere.