Milk and Meat

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 32, 8 March 1912, Page 2

Milk and Meat

Di-durbanco means investigation. * * «■ Investigation means change. * * "»; A trade union motto; ''Mark time." * *• * Tin* Industrial Union motto: "Get a 'move on." a * * It's easy to be good when temptation never rrosj+es our path. . «■ . * * • The .bludgecn. is the right bower of capitalism. * # * I T iidt-r chattel slavery tho master owm-d (he man on the. job. At the present time he owns the job; it's much cheaper. * * * Many people behavo as though Religion meant Hypocrisy. *• ' * # Organised politically, the workers are strong; organised industrially, they aro stronger. « * • Order maintained at the bayonet's point very ofte.u means murder. * » • An automobile tnnt lias boon formed. What will tlits poor worke-r ilo now?

Talk straight and ho understood ; nothing is gained by sido-stepping facts.

. . Logic and argument are, the two woapons which, in the hands of the. working-class, will destroy all opponents.

The. right to livo is ! >y no moans ;tssurod tiMlav.

Organised minorities fashion the destinies of the multitude. • • »

Oppression and repression are o-vor llu> woapons employed by plutocracy to ii'oinjiel.- working-class- abexJioncc.

In Uh\ fight l>etwo.(»n tho parties of KptH'iiil privilege and th<> di.spyfssessc'd there is no middle oourso.

Mm thinks just in proportion to liis thinking apparatus being-*l.irrtxl.

Tn a sooirtv based upon Poverty, tho l'ooiost products tho fatal prrro a-tiv-o of serving tho use of tho greatest number.—Mrtrx.

The boy scout is our latest fear,

Ono . mom new ■mu.rcW plasuo. Ho ]).lays.the warrior through tlitf yonr, A soldier in the

. A rptirwl Im-sinoas • irvan says: ''Tlio man win* roiilly d<nvh and works is tho man who wins." A slight mistake. Th(> man who oiet.s up a.iul works ■aiiimbody ol.s-o wins.