THE OBSERVER

London, England

4 October 1914

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

“POETIC JUSTICE.”

Sir,—I do not think we need to imitate the Germans by laying hands on any holy buildings. To take down, transport and re-erect Cologne Cathedral, as Mr. Aleister Crowley suggests, would neither be “poetic” nor “justice,” so long as two wrongs fail to make one right.

Yours truly,

Gunby Hadath.

39, Chichele-road, Cricklewood, N.W.,

Sept. 27.