GRAVES OF GALLIPOLI
GREAT PILGRIMAGES OF THE FUTURE. "All you have heard about the manner in which the graves on Gallipoli are being cared for, is quite correct,” stated Mr. P. J. Bothwell. until recently Wesleyan Missionary at Port Said (Egypt), rwhil e in Palmerston North yesterday. “In the course of a few years, Gallipoli will be the scen e of great pilgrimages,” he added. "The beauty of the cemeteries cannot be realised except by those who have been there.” | Mr. Bothwell also referred to an Impression that was by no means un. common, that all the dead were in. terred in one vast burying ground That was not so. There were numer. ous smaller cemeteries scattered all over the peninsula, each as well looked after as the other.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2305, 25 November 1925, Page 15
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