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The Bystander, August 2, 1916.-No. 661. Vol. LI The BYSTANDER "THIS IS A YOUNG MAN'S WAR" Lord Derby, Under-Secretary of State for War, who, in his most recent speech, said " the work of the Government would not be complete unless, after the war, they did something to restore to civil life the young men they were now sending into the Army"

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The Bystander, August 2, 1916.-No. 661. Vol. LI

The

BYSTANDER

"THIS IS A YOUNG MAN'S WAR"

Lord Derby, Under-Secretary of State for War, who, in his most recent speech, said " the work of the Government would not be complete unless, after the war, they did something to restore to civil life the young men they were now sending into the Army"

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