TOPICAL SAYINGS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 122, 17 December 1915, Page 2 (Supplement)

TOPICAL SAYINGS

GREAT THOUGHTS IN FE WORDS. The person who grumbles in days ought to be set to manuft high explosives under shell fire. W. J. Locke. * * # What the Germans have won by unrivalled organization, they hav by thein infamous crimes.—Bish Sheffield. * * * Above everything else in this world-conflict unity between al tions of the nation is essential.J. H. Thomas, M.P. * * * This war has destroyed once ai all the belief that war was a when men should work and i weep.—Mrs. Pankhurst. * * * Loss of time, when every ho precious and our whole cause de on a vast increase in munitions, bad as a sentry falling asleep i post. —Mr. Herbert Samuel. # * * It is almost inconceivable 3,000,000 6oldiers should be en for the most terrible of wars b, mere force of patriotic inspirati M. Pichon, the French ex-Foreign inter. * * * Whatever we at home may do; ever much we concede; whatever we work; and whatever money dj we can never do as much as the Front.—Will Crooks, * * * if Do not let it be said by our chi and our children's children that i greatest moment in our historj arm was shorn of its strength b; failure on the part either of rul« of ruled.—Mr. Asqmth.