Can We Do it?

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 14, 9 June 1911, Page 9

Can We Do it?

At the end of the month we propose •o issue a special number of T_r.ii MaOlU___Nl> WoitKEtt.

__ It will be a "Down with Conscription" number, an enlarged number, a fuily-iUustrated number.

It will tell the truth about compulsory military training. __ It will tell the truth about conscription, and tho truth about war.

It will tell tho truth about the Boy Scouts.

All the truth.

Wo wish the edition to be a one-hun-dred-thousand one.

One hundred thousand (100,000) copies means five hundred thousand (500,000) readers.

Think of five hundred thousand told the truth about militarism! What might not happen ? and at the elections.

The number will bo historical and critical, political and industrial, sincere and brilliant.

Can wo do it ?

We can do it in one way, and in one way only. We can do it if our readers provide \ho wherewithal.

Wo want 1000 readers to send in 5s for five dozen copies each, and wo undertake to despatch the GO copies in one parcel to each sender of ss.

This will account for 60,000 copies— and we'll do the remainder.

Are there one thousand readers with _>s, whose worK will be great and useful for tho working class, because it will bo an organised work, a work for truth, and a work for this paper—the workers' paper ?

It will be a big advertisement. for The Worker, its principles and its resistless army.

Its influence will ,bo immediate, and reaching to the days of the New order. 1000 "iivo bobs" (or perhaps 2000 halfcrowns) quickly. A response of "business meant" before next issue. Please.

You can either sell or distribute free your 6Q_or 30 copies. Why not sell? Mako yourself a soldier to end soldiery!

us hear from you. For mighty propaganda and grandest cause.