14 SEPTEMBER 1918, Page 11

MR. HAVELOCK WILSON'S APPEAL.

[To THE EDITOR or THE " SPECTATOR.")

Sia,—The General Election appears to be imminent and patriotic Labour must mobilize for the fray. The Bolshie Bosses control the Labour Party machinery and political funds. They have appealed and are appealing for funds. Patriotic Labour must

also appeal. The Bolshie Bosses will continue to work and intrigue against every patriotic Labour candidate. Our object is to support every patriotic Labour candidate, and to prevent the return of any Bolshie, Defeatist, yr Pacifivist candidate, whether he belongs to the Labour or any other party. Our campaign of the last three weeks has convinced us that it is necessary to continue our work on a very much larger Beale. This is a national campaign, and we must have national support in order to push it vigorously. I appeal for funds. Time is the essence of the contract, and he or she gives twice who gives quickly. I know that I shall not appeal in vain.—I am, Sir, &c.,