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One of the first things that must strike the thinking man on looking up at the front of the Royal Exchange is the inscription carved thereon in the stonework, " The Earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof." However true this may have beau iu that remote and distant age " onc

This revival puts me in mind of the strong group we hail here fourteen ago, when our old oontrades Frank Kitz, Presburg, Ssiu blaiiiwariug,.Jack Turner, Togliatti, Nicoll, W. Banham, and Tom Cantwell in turn used to speak at B cktuu During the past month real good work has been

May, 1903. strike. But he knows as well as we know it was the treachery of the leaders—►nen of his own party—that brought this about. They have done something of the same in Holland, as we show elsewhere. They would do it here if the workers would listen t , , them. Fortunately

shooters ; and as they were well arms d and only one or two pickets there, they could not do much about it. Attempts were made by the Union to get Collins to arbitrate. It got State Senator Buckley (himself a large mine operator) and several others to talk with him to try and co

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the Secularists objected to our Comrade Tom's speaking from their platform, and we three Anarchists left their branch. However, yesterday they told me that they were very sorry, and that there had only been one man who raised the opposition. On Thursday they are to give me a fin

made acquaintance with new ones. Ile•_c we had, Sunday, 3rd Sept., two successful meetings in " The Meadows," attended by large audiences. Several efforts made to find a hall for an indoor meeting (luring the week failed, and comequently l could only meet with comrades and sympa