THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES
A SioNii K am Act. ‘‘AA'lien in the coloured twilight of tin' Cullii dial if Notre Dame, in the still icntre of the heart of Franco, the Prime of Wales, in the pn settee ol the President of the Republic of Franco unveiled the memorial tablet dedicated to ‘the otic million dead of the Jlritish Lnipire.’ It" performed an act of the highest and most cuddling significance. Till the slow assault of time shall ( tumble those strong walls to dust that mute witness will continue to testify how. in the hour of Franco's deadly need, the Fnglishmen gathered together from the lour quarters of the globe to defend the right, and Imw the greater number of their dead test forever in the kindly cnith of Franco. If that which once has h.'cn. though its form he changed, can never lie destroyed. here is a tellonship of heroism, of pain, of valiant achievement, indissoluble like steel. - ‘'Aloi'lling Post.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1924, Page 2
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161THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1924, Page 2
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