MR. PETER FRASER

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1918, Page 8

MR. PETER FRASER

■.■!-." ". > TO THE EDITOR. : Sir,~l 'would like to ask\ Mr.f.Peter Eraser/; a candidate ,ior Parliament, these questions, ": and Ijijam f,sure you-"will( give lis' replieSitliabaamejip^cejini'yourcDl-; uwns tpjijiqrijijjrji^s^jf^he . js, game^to .i»ke'.them'j«~"j-y^';' '.? :('^ •/>* ;■' ; ~? ii ;il ■Wiat^iiavevyou>'done.-;;iBv 'the laatjfoai years to lielp -win the -war? •' % Are you -loyal-.'so King and coun-

3. If you are not [loyal to. your, King and country, towhoiri are vyou loyal? i: Which country do you. give your allegiance to? " , 5. If you do not give your allegiance to this'country, by what process of reasoning do you claim the right to represent it or part of it in Parliament? 6. Do you realise that if Germany had not been held you would, have been tinder German rule? '•■■■• 7.. Do you care whether you are under British or German rule? : ,8. Do you believe that the man who is not with us is our enemy? 0. Why did "you shuffle" when you were asked whether you were loyal to King and country, and say you thought you were? 10. Are you afraid to declare your real sentiments in. regard to the war? ;r 11. What do=you think of the bloody Bolsheyiks?! ,■ .:.'• '...-,■ i, : .• ■ Come, now, Mr. Fraser; face the public right out and let us see where you are. —I am, etc., ■ , .. ' . „ , .'.." '.-•_■ -A.VOTER. ■ [We shall gladly comply with our correspondent's request, and give Mr. Fraser the same space: in to-morrow's paper.— '■ Ed.]; ' -'■ ■'.:..-^y,". ■; ' -