Our Naval officers are superior to our Army officers in professional knowledge. That is because they are caught early and well trained. They learn geography by looking at Nature's atlas. Science comes to them by practical experience. With history, too, they daily rub shoulders. Our Army officers should learn these things in childhood and develop their learning as men.—Broad Arrow, i A New York man has been sentenced to prison for a term "not longer than his' natural life." It must be a relief to him to know that he will not be expected to hang around the place after ■ death.•— Post, Washington. ,
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Waikato Argus, Volume XXIV, Issue 3785, 19 May 1908, Page 2
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