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A WELSH GENERALS CALL TO ARMS.…
A WELSH GENERALS CALL TO ARMS. I TO MY FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN. I At the earnest request of Mr Lloyd George, Lord Derby, and others, and Lord Kitchener's sanction, I have re- turned to Wales to help the Local Authorities in their efforts to re kindle -the flame of patriotism in the hearts of the Youth of Wales, and to appeal to them to act to-day, and NOW, in the hour of Britain's need, in a manner worthy of their brave forefathers of old. Welshmen tiave never turned a deaf ear to their Country's Call. When Llewelyn our last Welsh Prince and the brave Glyndwr sent the War-torch blazing through the land, thei Youth of Wales rallied to the Call. Their hearts aflame with love for their dear Wales, they rushed to arms from every com- mote in the land. Welsh hearts are no less brave to-day than in the days of Llewelyn and Glyndwr. I know that with the gallantry which distinguished their brave ancestors of old, Young Wales will now respond to their Coun- try's Call. For it is their Country's Call "■■■■" ■ ii—IMBUI——iinimigiiwni 11 I If the smiling villages of Wales are to kept free from the iron heel of the oppressor, it is on the Continent that the enemy must be defeated and not in Wales. It is by victories on the battle- fields of Europe that our beloved Coun- try can be saved from oppression, our peaceful homes saved from ruin, our wives and daughters saved from out- rage, and our old people and children saved from massacre. The hour has struck. The supreme test of the quality of British Youth has arrived. This is the last attempt that will be made to raise a voluntary army. Some say 11 1 will join the Army when I am fetched-and not before." Do those people realise that by making this excuse, they are simply inviting Conscription ? This is not the lesson taught us by our Fathers. There is no Country in the world where the Voluntary System is better respected in every sphere than in Wales. If we are to prove ourselves worthy of our Forefathers we also must give Volun- tary Service. Conscription is foreign to a Welshman's nature. Freedom is his watch word and the source of bis io- spiration. Of such did the poet sing:— Eu gwrol ryfelwyr, gwladgarwyr tra mad, Tros RYDDID gollasant eu gwaed." "Thy warriors who wielded, undaun- ted, thy sword, For FREEDOM their lifeblood have poured." Young Wales Prove yourselves worthy of the Heroes of Our Race We pride ourselves on our freedom and privileges. But privilege implies duty. Citizens cannot have rights and privileges without also having duties and responsibilities. Liberty cannot exist if those who enjoy it are unpre- pared to defend it to the very uttermost. If we appreciate our privileges let us fulfil our duties—and the first duty of every one worthy of the name of MAN i? to defend his Country. The war is a righteous one It was in order to succour the oppressed that Britain unsheathed the sword It was to win Freedem for the small nations of Europe that we went to war. It is by fighting on their behalf that we best secure the safety of our own Country. Woe to Britain the day when Germany obtains the mastery of the Continent Welsh parents need have no scruples in sending their sons to join the Welsh Army to-day. The number of Welsh- speaking Chaplains, drawn from every religious denomination, is sufficient to meet every need for spiritual welfare, the moral and spiritual welfare of Welsh youths in the Army is as well looked after as it would be by their Church or Chapel Officials at home. Any young Welshmen joining the 12tb, 18th, 20th or 21st Battalions of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, or any of the Battalions of the South Wales Borderers and the Welsh Regiment encamped at Kinmel Park, Rbyl, and at Conway, or any Battalion of the Welsh Territorials will find themselves among their own friends and fellow countrymen, and commanded by Officers, Welsh in senti- ment and in speech, like myself. OWEN THOMAS, Brigadier-General, 14th Reserve Infantry Brigade.
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