THE BUILDERS

Maoriland Worker, Volume 12, Issue 295, 25 October 1922, Page 10

THE BUILDERS

All arc avchiU<v:a of fate. Working on these walls of tim€j Some with massive deeds nn& great,,, Some with ornaments of rhynse.

For structure that we Time is with materials filled: Our to-days and yesterdays Are tlie blocks with which we-bund!. Build to-day, then", strong and sure.

With a firm and ample base. And ascending and secure Shall to-morrow 'find its place, —Longfellow.

Nowadays the personal conviction c£ the average c-ap'Malist paper's editor counts for nothing. He is merely «. hireling employed to do his master's bidding—to write wilful lies ami.call them .truths; to stultify his manhood, profiiilulc. his intellect, and frame* editorials in good grammatical construe! lon containing not his ideas, but the ideas of the" manager of his.paper, and the Tiianrigqr, in his iurn, sells the "policy" of the paper to the h'glsest bidder.—H. O. Morris.