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I I CARROG. I Correction.-In the report of the Recruit- ing Meeting at Oarrog, which appeared in our last issue:-Dr. Hindley (The Chairman) is reported to have said The Germans are on their last legs. They have called out every man between 16 and 60 years of age." What he did say was That we must not imagine that the Germans were on their last legs because they had called out every man between the ages of 16 and 60, for those men were only training like our recruits are training and they would not be in the fighting line for months.'

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