EVERY EFFORT NEEDED.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 63, 19 June 1916, Page 4

EVERY EFFORT NEEDED.

Referring to need tor effort and the .shamefulness of certain anti-eonscrip-tionist agitators, the Lyttelton limes in a late issue says;—“lt ought not to he necessary to say, over and over again, that the Kmpire is in dire peril and that whatever small sacrifice of freedom may be demanded of the British citizen just now is required to avert a condition of abject humiliation and slavery, if not worse. Men who cannot he stirred by patriotism are not worth consideration. It sellinterest tails to move them, they must be dull indeed. We are sure, however, that there i, no decent man and woman to ulmm the list ul casualties suffered bv our heroe.; in I'ranee will not appeal. Wo are. convinced that iin- roll of honour, uilh its message of sorrow to so many homes, will excite general admiration ami sympathy, and will stimulate the determination io pul forth evei \ pi. :eM - >■ fieri f.> v. in the war,"