SWEDEN AND NEW ZEALAND.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 82, 4 October 1912, Page 5

SWEDEN AND NEW ZEALAND.

Sir, — 1 read by last "Solidarity," the T.W.AV. official organ, tint Ih* Swedish unions are going to clcclnro a general strike and boycoit of Ainoiicnn goods ynd refusal to lonu or unload American vessels until the two leaders of the St. Lawronc.pi textile strike, unjustly indicted am ] held upon a fakc-d murder fhargp. are released. This action rhoulcl commend itself to unionists in Ivmv Zealand and Australia. The circular of protest addressed to unions throughout Now Zealand agp.inst the victimisation of Ettor aiid Giovanitti has had a splendid response. It now remains to put this protest into ;i ft ion, preferably on the industrial field, for direct, net ion is the only action that Iris or over will accomplish anything. I trust 1 lint \ou will give, this every publicity in your paper that unionists in New Zealand may that an injury to one is an injury to all.—Yours for direct action, F. H. TORREY, Sec.-Treas. I.W.W. Local 175. Wollesley street, Auckland, September 16, 1012.