"FRANTIC BOAST AND FOOLISH WORD."

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2015, 24 March 1914, Page 5

"FRANTIC BOAST AND FOOLISH WORD."

STRIKES AM) SABOTAGE.

30UTH AFRICAN AGITATOR IN

AUSTRALIA

By Teletraph-Press Aasoclation-OoDrrteht

Melbourne, March 23. Mr. ..Kendall, organiser of tho Amalgamated Society of Engineers, whoso cxtrad : tion, it is reported, tho South African • Government intends to apply for, addressed a meeting in tho Socialist Hall. Ho said: "It has been demonstrated by industrial action that we can hope in South Africa, at any rate, to como into our own shortly." They had the workers educated up to intermittent strikes, also to tabotnge. Personally, he agreed with the latter. An industrial strike was really war, and every possible means must be employed. Hβ was not averse to the murdering of a scab. He hoped the Government would rot oxtradite him; he had conformed to tho Jaws so far, hut did not know if ho would always conform to thorn, because he was a rebel at hear.t. In all probability ho would become a rebel in this 1, country, but tho Government must leave him alone until he violated tho laws. SYNDICALISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. "Times" <mi Sydney "Bun" Services. Gape Town, March 22. Tho real explanation of tho Labour victorios- on tho Rand is tho rapid RTPwth of tho syndicalist propaganda. The immediate result will bo that tho general elections will bo postponed till 1915. ■' '