Army Reform.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 146, 7 May 1901, Page 3

Army Reform.

London,-Maf 2.'; Sic H. Campbell - Bannerman raises the question of confidp'uee in the proposed scheme of. army re-‘ form, and maintains that the scheme is not adapted, to the special needs of the Empire, f if. it increased the Empire’s burdens without "adding to its military strength. , The Times' declares that the : scheme" shows ..'too little of .Mr -Brodriok- and- -too much of fhp unregenerate War Office, and urges t tbat higher -pay. prevail; throughout the seryipe. ■_ Jf\Mr Brodriok hapttueted atGuiidhealth, de|laced':ihat if-Mutam laj i pM ■ Imperial ppjSitiqhj'&e thasi always whe^feST ofi ,thei iifcds^v

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