ARMY DISCIPLINE
“BLUFF AND MYSTERY" “ ARMY COUNCIL’S TWO STRONGEST CARDS;” 'll/ Telotraph—l’roaa Aonoclallon—Copyrlctu and Kjdnoy "nun Sorrl*"*.. LONDON, May 18. Tho “ Sunday Times,” discussing the of army discipline with tho development of democracy, says a solilier is in Clio exact condition that his pibordination must bo rendered to just tdrainistration, not to a tyrannical selfseeking oligarchyi "It is this fact that tho Army Council has failed to recognise. It continues to pursue eighteenth century methods. The xnejnbcrs of the council would make good poker players—' bluff ' and mys/tacy Being their two’strongest cards.”
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8737, 20 May 1914, Page 8
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