Answers to Correspondents.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 15, 16 June 1911, Page 7

Answers to Correspondents.

Will U&e.—By Clarion Scout, Charles Smith, S. J. Pascoe, Syd. Kingsford. Walt. G. Stanley.—Will use as extracts in various columns; will take original comments under heading suggested; thanks for good! wishes. Billy Banjo.—Article good and will print; also verses. Report next week. Wm. Bryan (Roa). —Cutting welcome, but cannot print in full. Railway Workshops, Greymouth.—Will print with pleasure; we want the railway men, and they can trust us. P. M. Brady (N.Q.).—Write Socialist Party, Melbourne. 'Beginnings of Great French RevQlution" was complete as guide to some books worth reading. Sorry, no room—O. L. Jones, "Scout" T. C. Jones (Huntly).—Apply at the library. T. U. JLeitch (Blackball). —Posted. Did you not get? JE. A. Rout (Christchurch). —Cuttings to hand; many thanks. J2. J. Fox (Grisborne). —Some using; paper to hand. C. B. Jordan, of Westport, courteously sends opinions of some .big critics in refutation of our statement that "the Bible is not true." But we are not proposing to start a controversy on this threadbare theme. "Unorthodox" writes resenting remarks by "Orthodox" and points out that Scotchmen are intelligent, kindly and hospitable; and also that many Scotcnmen are leaders in the workers' cause