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VOICE FROM THE DEAD

IMPRESSIVE TRIBUTE TO LATE ! LORD ROBERTS. (Per OMilv.—l'reii Aiaoclatlon.—-Oopjrlgbt; Received January ■'!, 7.10 p.m. LONDON, January 11, There was a crowded intercessory service at SI. Paul's. Dr Ingram, Bishop of London, was the preacher. He referred most impressively lo |he ghastly crimes in Armenia and the torpedoing of Hie Persia. His Lordship urged the need of British preparedness and efficiency, recalling the warnings of tho late Lord Roberts, who was buried in SI. Paul's. After the day of victory Britain must be -worthy of a jjreal place ia the world,

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North Otago Times, Volume CII, Issue 13461, 4 January 1916, Page 1

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VOICE FROM THE DEAD North Otago Times, Volume CII, Issue 13461, 4 January 1916, Page 1

VOICE FROM THE DEAD North Otago Times, Volume CII, Issue 13461, 4 January 1916, Page 1

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