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North Otago Times, Volume C, Issue 13148, 1 September 1914, Page 7

The politician who attempts to make a party plank of (Stump . patriotism needs to liavo the egg of public disapproval. aimed at him, The real patriot; the .individual, who is risking his life, or who's, about to, is pleasingly devoid of truculcnco aiid braggadocio, lie &ing!> little, boasts less, and carefully lcfiains liom protesting his-loy-ally at .slicct corners. Jt would be a proud thing for Australia if, during the coming weeks, or months, the rank and iile of the populace were ablo, whatever befalls, to emulate his lilic of conduct.—Sydney. Bulletin. ;•.'"■

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