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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 182, 9 April 1915, Page 7

"Disease destroys more men than the weapons of the enemy, and probably tends to eliminate the Aveakest, while military training certainly has the effect of improving physique to a great degree —as I myself saw when 1 was a military surgeon,' ' writes Sir Eonald Ross. "Tims, on medical grounds alone, I think that all of r should be entirely in favour of univ sal military training at least (quit® another thing from conscription). On the whole, in my opinion terrible as the fact is, war must have been the leading factor in the evolution of the highest qualities of humanity, but, nevertheless, Huxley was right when he wrote to the effect that eivilisacon should now endeavour to control this disastrous phenomenon of nature."

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