THE HAWKE'S BAY TRIBUNE
5 P.M. EDITION.
The old days must never come back, when millions of free-born Britons lived God knows how—men half starved, clad in filthy rags, with bodies stunted and souls attuned to the stums in which they existed. The death kntll has been run of that England which mumbled ‘Lord, Lord,’ but abased it ..elf unashamed before the golden calf, which made wealth, not worth, the standard whereby men should be measured.— W. M. Hughes.
With which is incorporated u THE HASTINGS STANDARD/ Established 1896
The war has revealed his country to the Briton. Hj sees he has duties to other men and the State, whereas formerly he devoted himself to self aggrandisement. Duty now beckons the Briton to self sacrifice. Such a change is a miracle. It is due to the ennobling influence of a great ideal. - V,. M. Hughes.
VOL. VI. No. 261.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1916
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 261, 20 October 1916, Page 1
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