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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 May 1914, Page 4

Ict humanity, though huty wots not of tliem. In, the s of people to usurp a power i they were utterly unfit to , they arose and slew the i (descendants }£ Divine rulby whom they were governaok the rein? of govr ;-iimenfc their own ignorant hands, ised the kinr. ly powers to optheir v.-.ikvr inof to iadp them. They touted to evil uses the godaowers of the mind, and bea far greater source of evil, emselves and to others, than possible when these same lived in animal bodies: for hey were able to do what was sible then, at that low stage if evolution—to anticipate and llaii means, whereby 'their' evil passions might be gratified. (To b, r-ont-imipd.)