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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2176, 28 April 1908, Page 4

While Mr. Tom Mann was speaking at the social tendered him by the Socialist party at Wellington last week, a member of the audience persisted in interjecting. “Put him out,” was the cry. “Yes, you put me out. I’ve been a Socialist for the last ten years,” lie vociferated. His objections were not listened to, for a number of willing Socialist comrades sprang to their feet to eject him. The comrades caught hold of him to do the putting out, during which process he ejaculated, “Call that brotherly love Call that Socialism ? You are not Socialists at all. It’s blooming the rest of the sentence was lost in the sound of struggling, and the . true believer of ten years was forcibly ejected. Then the Socialists were sorry, and a gentleman rose and said, “Go and ask him to come back.” “Yes, do that,” said Mr. -Mann. The repentant Socialists made a search for the ill-used brother, but apparently his pride was hurt, lor lie did not reappear.

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