"UNJUST PEACE TREATY."

Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1919, Page 4

"UNJUST PEACE TREATY."

STRONG COMMENTS BY MR TRIMBLE.

the council m a .protest against the n> Ksr„' t % *r'T r «<«" motion agreeing to endorse thereTolu Mr" Trimbi by -, th , e Wan ?a"«i Conncil. Mi. Trimble said the end of a verv W war had only just been reached Ha was not sure there had actuX been a Eh t0 r T State VOn Zedlitz. bin 3 " rjßCted that there had in* ofrtTT.'J 6 matter at » meeting of the Board of Governors Continuing, Mr. Trimble said it wm that ever ended a war. Th«ro wuld wor!i 0 if Pe r C6 i ln ., t!le pro P fir sen »e of the word if Lngland intended that the Gerr:rv Sh °at . b8 a »Ute of ■, • *ould simply nuan that revpriff Si revenge So long as this feeling of it. sentment to the Powers of Central Europe was kept up it was almost cot. tam that Germany would become again Z„TL"' am

won t Kip™!"' ApPointmcnt3 Kfc this Continuing. Mr. Trimble said he did not know Professor von Zedlitz, but ha lid not think such resolutions should be ty* educations boards Mr. Trimble's views caused constarnaon amongst the Board members, B6v--01 al of whom protested against the remark that the Peace Treaty was .just, and surprise was also' expressed that anyone could take such OT Mr Tv' C n iW u nf , a Potion, and that Mr. Trimble should stand so aloof in such a matter.

Mr. Trimble demanded a division when the vote was taken, and he vu the only opponent of the resolution