THE FRENCH SOLDIER'S PHILOSOPHY.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 272, 4 May 1917, Page 1 (Supplement)

THE FRENCH SOLDIER'S PHILOSOPHY.

Of two tilings, one i- o'rtj:n.- hither vou ic liiobilii'd, or you ro tv.it mobilised.

|l you're not mobilised. there is &o iieeu i« worry; if you are mobilised,cl ;no things one is certain —either you re hind the lines or you're on the iront.

I!' you're behind the lines there is no need to worry: if you're on the iront, of two things one is certain—either you'll' resting in a safe ( ine<- or you re cxpo-od to danger. It y.i'i'ie le-ting m a -afe place there i- no n ed to worry: i! you're exposed to d;iii_"i. of two ill it. us o!i«- wrt;i;n —cither you're wounded or you'ro

not wounded. 11 you're not wounded there is no need to worry; if you are wounded, cf two tilings one is certain--' .tber you'ro woiind< d seriously or you ro wuundoU slightly. If you're wounded slightly the:< is 110 mod'to worry: if you're wounded seriously. ef two things one is _ certain—either you recover or you die. If you recover there is no need to worry; U you die, you cai.'t worry.