Si,—With reference to your editorial of oth inst. entitled "Phe German Note" T' bog to answer the following:
Since the termination of the Great "War te gears have and yet it is ever raught Before the eyes of "the World through the Foreign Press either by direct' or indireet- remarks, that recovery of the 'German State growing of its military and Political "power constitutes "Menace to Worl'
falaitying the truth to say that "Germany "isa menace peace.
The peace of the world is menace od by "International Finance" that Have had the whole world in their grip. ever. since the second part SE the last century.
Tt was that uncontrolicble force that by" fs clandestine machinaons caused the Great War. and Whose chief aim was the destruc: tion of! those people what had sill the power and intention to reslot. By this {allude to the German and Russian people. who in spite of having no points "of friction Sehatsoever were instigated to de-Mary each other, "AE the end. of the Great. War these hidden forces that had ori-Binated it thought to have accom Plished their task anyway so far as the German people was concerned and in order to fortify their position they. put Germany. inn' the Straight Jacket of the Treaty of Versailles. It is only natural now in spite of this the German' people is reawakening and Feasserting itself and its claim to Hiberty, the same forces do and ate trying' todo everything. in their power to put a stop to it.
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