THE SECOND DIVISION
' Siv, —Judging by reports of meeting of the Second Division League and numerous letters in the papers. " l°oker-o v tains to wonder whether those propl» ovo any allegiance to the State. >-onm won't go until nil tho First Division Inn « gone, others until the Government liM granted all their demands. Lveu no v wo hear about shirkers of the First revision, but what about the Second? There is no reason, except economy lo tho State, why the First Division should, be called upon bofore the Second, in latter has more to hglit for. Jhcio ai many fathers who would have gone w..lr inely to save their sons. Are there many married men who will go readily to s.-ua heir wives? The first two classes nf the married men have shirked their duty to tho country for years and many of them seem to be shirkers still. . i ." e V" married men are oi more potential \aluo to tho State than these. . , Single men and boys havo inaintmnea the fight for four years, and surely it is timo their seniors showed lliwiiselves, t« be men, and displayed the courage of those who have gone bctore them.—i aui, ot °" . THIRD DIVISION.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 195, 7 May 1918, Page 6
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202THE SECOND DIVISION Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 195, 7 May 1918, Page 6
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