WHY DON'T THEY HELP THE BOYS?

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2521, 23 July 1915, Page 3

WHY DON'T THEY HELP THE BOYS?

"We had heard so much ill Gallipoli, and again in Egypt whilst in hospital, about the large reinforcements New Zealand was sending that wo expected to find hardly any but white-haired men in the Dominion when wo got back. To our surprise, however, we saw thousands of young men' in the cheering crowds who welcomed us. What are they doing here? That is what we want to know. Why don't they-go out and help the other 'boys' at tho front? That would be far more of a compliment to us than standing on the footpath and cheering us aa ve go by. Many of us, who have been in the thick of it, and have had nerve-racking experiences, are only awaiting the' doctors' permission to go back. Every man is wanted. Make 'no mistake about that."—A wounded soldier on the Willochra to an Auckland' reporter.

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