"GET READY TO SHOOT."

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2003, 10 March 1914, Page 5

"GET READY TO SHOOT."

TOM mm VALEDICTORY.

SERIES OF VIOLENT SPEECHES.

By Telefirtjih-Pross Awßciatiou-CftaMiftM Uraion, March 8. Messrs. Ben Tillot. Victor Grayson, and George L&nslniry (Socialists)' assisted at tlio farewell to Sfr. Tom Mann. Thoro was a series of violent epoceltes, ami revolutionary songs were SUllg.

( Mr. Grayson said: "Wβ roust fight Capitalism, with every possible weapon. They will shoot yon down, so you must get ready to slwoi thearc"

"VIOLENCE AND BLOODSHED." Mr. Bain, spiking at Manehester, i'orGsiiadfln'cd an appeal t<s Labourites and Socialists in tlto Dotninions to write in sending a deputation to tin? Sewth African Govcriunwit. He emphasised their desire to show ih-a power of organised Labour, adding, if reason did not prevail, tlrere was another way wiiicli conlrl be forced upon the workers, namely, violenco and Moftdslifio, wliicrlt would not bo the workers' fault, but would bo infinite!} , better than tarae submission.

DAD CHARACTER DEPoMED. Jphaftnesfjurg, Mart* 8. A Labourite, arrested' at tho Trades Hail during the January distarliatices is being departed on Mmidaj\ Tlic depOrtatMJi is not comiec-ted with tlio strike,, but the mnn is nlipgod to liavo a Bad record, inelwim.s; a fionVfetian for selfiHg iatoxicanis to natives. , EXILES IN SYDNEY. (Ike, March. 10, 0.15 a.m.). Sydney, M.in-li 0. I*h<> steamer BorHroa, which has arrived hero from Cape Town, broudit a detach'mjoht of exiles ironi Scjith Africa, i.iieli.uling two of tlie loaders, Betre-sio iliui Weavm , .. wlio wore cqunectod with tire inte stjnke ironhics in .Toiianncsinirg, The party totals, witii tlieir finni!i«s, about fiuveot.v. TJjO majority .of them afo cs-Attstriiliaiis.