BINDING TOGETHER.

Maoriland Worker, Volume I, Issue 8, 20 April 1911, Page 17

BINDING TOGETHER.

Dear "Worksr," —A feAv captious critics declare that the toilers themselves are responsible for many of the ills they suffer from to-day. In bygone days the "toilers had to suffer Avillynilly, and there were few to help them. Also then, as noAV., there Avere false friends, and many suffered unjustly rather than accept relief from those whole end AA r as jobbery, robbery, and snobbery. A true poet Avould strike his lyre, not for the purpose of perpetuating further diAisions in labour's ranks, but to heal the breach Avhich has already lasted long enough : "Like the horse with loosened traces, Peels no more the wheels that grind ; So, this day of days, your faces Turn to hope—leave care behind." —1 am, etc., AN OLD GREY MOUSE.