LABOR'S LURID RHETORIC.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11658, 13 June 1912, Page 3

LABOR'S LURID RHETORIC.

(Special to the Mail.) Wellington, June 13. The Red Federation of Labor's official organ is still trying desperately to get funds for the Waihi strikers, but the response so far is much below expectation. The' following samples of lurid rhetoric occur in this week's leading article:—"lliis disciplined and divinest solidarity. As an impetuous torrent rushes or a strong wind thunders bo are we in' our irresistible class war. The working class resurgents shouts for victory, work for victory, gn*o for victory. Again the curse of law-made unionism, again arbitration is reaching out to strangle us. Give us fighters; give us Dan tons to do and to daro, and again to dare ; give us a- red-letter campaiyn. To which the obvious comment is "its strong wind thunders." It is understood that ths United Labor Party will stand strictly aloof and give no" moral or financial support to the Reck.