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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 248, 9 July 1915, Page 3

“IT IS THE BOYS' DAY." “Tjhis war may last for years, but while there is a Boy Scout left in Engl- - we shall never he defeated. Something tells the boys it is their day. . . If the men can’t do it, the boys will jdo it, and th* swaggering, blutering Goliath, who is at once the terror and. scandal of the world to-day, will be laid in the dust at last.” In these stirring words the Bishop of London Diocesan Roy Scouts at St Paul’s Cathedral. “We are seeing the greatest bully that eer strode across the surface of the gob e attempting to bully'* the world to-day. You boys are tcoyoung to have seen war before, but you may take it from me that there has never been such devilry seen ia‘ ; war for at least 2000 years. It is partly, our own fault that the bully is as strong as he is That dear old man I buried just down there, within a few; feet of wher e you ar e sitting, I mean. Lord Roberts, told us year after that 1 w e were a mad nation, and we laughed at him almost to the day of his death. Therefore we must not complain if we lose thousands and tens of thousands when we need only b ave lost;, hundreds. We are losing them w e were so mad a snot to listen tor the warning voice of that wise man in time. If people despair they are forgetting two or three things. They forget th e glorious courage of the boys, —many only about 15 or 15—who landed in the Dardanelles under the heaviest fire ever known.”

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