UNKNOWN
NOT -A LABIES' MAN,
(Received May 1,7, M.tJ ;a;m.) k^xDNOEY, May 17. Sir R. Baden^PotweTl fseverely condemns loafers, and includes , in the category people of llsiane * who' {frivol away their Jives, equally with the tramp who refuses to work. "It may," lie said, "Be ooserved that a fair proportion of ladies1 was 'in ithe same line of business. The waste of human bodies and souls •' was appalling. Learning to play tlie piano in this world would not help them to play the harp in the next." JHe bjames lookersJlon at football, .and oMier sports. The spectators were too lazy to play themselves. He indicated the scouting panacea for developing character, honor, pluck, observation, deduction. self-reliance, Energy, chivalry, proficiency, handicrafts, and public service. ;
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 5
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123UNKNOWN Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 5
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