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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 55, 29 March 1912, Page 1

iium.eiic.-il eh-piisrth ot fnh-conscriptinn. 'I , wo Jiionthb' tniivasbing lor names should indicate how solidly n referendum would have! an anti-eon.scnpL wrdii-t. (Jigani.--e that parliamentary petition, Messrs. Pi ace Couiioil.

Fo]{ the manytli time Tom .Maun has been arrested— thi.s time in connection with tho British coal stiik-e. 'J'he publisher and p.rinte.rs of the "Syndicalist ,- having been arrestc-d bocau.-o- Hie pajinr called on 'tho soldiers not to shoot the strikers, Tom Mann publicly avowed his •'indorsement of tho article ami i<s advice, and accepted erpial rop r 'ii-;ibirily with publishoir and printers. At time of writing, he is coiiKeqiH'iitly undi'i' arrest. Hrave, fearless Tom .\!aiiir--\vhat a record is his as workiiii, r -(la> ; champion! We may expect tidings of other arrests. Cabled that. Victor GiY,\>ou condemned Mr. Tom Mann's arrest, and declared that, any soldier firing on a striker was not fulfilling the function for which he eulistnd. Hβ urgod the .'-oldiei'H not to shoot or to shoot high. Hurrah! Our readers will remember (hat this paper ivprinted the article about which nil Hie fuss is being made. lITKKALLV, "The Vag" is not iniite J correct, in writing th.it tl'f I'rdi ration of Labor has lost the railway servants;. The points made in hi« article are. irood, and w< , riniiiiiiinl lh<m to Ihe wisest thought of the i i.ii-.vavinr v. It m.'iy bo that jirncticuHy the railwiiymem are for the, (Jiiit.v Schen-.e. but. nevcrt.he-k-s.', while there's Jif'n tiie.r<'- >■»<r•''- Actually the conference of Ihe A.S.K.K. c;>r,rii>r.l 'the fellowing.—"(l) That the Unity Scheme bo coiiiiiH-ndcil i< l men-lei, " : {'/) That ft voifl bo taken i:!' the wlh<l« Hα- <•]( -fy on tho quest ion of joining the Fchir-jnr<; (fl , ! that ilelepalew )«< appointied provisiona.lly to attend the hauler C'onfovenco.; (I) that tuch delepntfir be in- j