"LET US DO SOMETHING."

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 15, 16 June 1911, Page 13

"LET US DO SOMETHING."

Sik, —Says the "Social Democrat, Auckland: "Let us do something. The conscription law can be defeated. We have talked long enough. These are times that stir men's souls.' _ I givo my name as one who will join any organised effort to defeat this infamous piece of legislation. My son, aged 18, has decided for himseli, and refuses to Toe a tool of Major-Gen-eral Godley (or ungodly as the case may be), and I speak with all seriousness when I say to my fellowmen, I would sooner see my son in his grave than see him under the domination of this rascally mob of grovellers to royalty, etc.—-Yoiirs, etc., Wellington. PASERO.