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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-19

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Such taxes shall BE levied and col.
lected at the same time and in the.
same manner as taxes for general city
| purposes are levied and collected and
when collected shall be placed in
separate fund which is hereby irrev
ocably pledged to and shall be used
solely for the payment of the interest
of seid bonds and the principal there.
of when the same falls due as long as
any Of ea;d bonds Of the interest coy
pons attached thereto or thereto app
pertaining remain outstanding and
unpaid.
In case the moneys in said interest
fund on September l, 1920. axe in
sufficient to pay said interest in full.
then and in such event any deficiency
in the amount necessary to pay said
interest shall be and the same hereby
is ordered paid out of the general
fund of said CITY which fund shall be
reimbursed for the amount 80 taken
from the amount of the levy herein.
provided for the year 1920
Section 6. That the full faith,
credit and resources of said City of
Scotland, South Dakota and of this
City Council, as ruch be and the same
are hereby irrevocably pledged for the
punctual payment of the principal and
interest of said bonds when and as
the same become due.
Section z. That it is hereby de-
clared that an emergency exists mas
much that the extension of said mains
is necessary for the Immediate pres
ervation of the public health and,
that becauee of such emergency this
ordinance shall take effect upon the
passage and publication thereof.
introduced and given first reading
February End, 1920.
Second reading and final passage
February 9th. 1920.
Approved:
Attest: ROBT. JASMAN,
]. R. WILSON. Mayor.
(Seal.) City Auditor.
NOTICE OF WATERWoRKs BONDS
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received at the City Couy Gil
room in the City Of Scotland, South
Dakota, until four o'clock P. M. on
the tenth day of March. 1920 for the
purchase of waterworks bonds of said
City of Scotland, South Dakota, des-
cribed generally as follows:
Amount of Issue:
$4,000
Denomination of Bonds:
$1,000 each
Date of Issue:
March /. 1920.
Date of Maturity:
March l, 1910. eubject to the
right to prepay So. 600 of said
bonds in the order Of their mum.
bers on March let in each of The
years 1880 to 1899 inclusive. o.
on any interest payment date
thereafter.
Interest Rate:
s per cent payable semi-annuslIy
Law:
South Dakota Revised Code 1919
Title s. Part 8. Chapter 10. Ar
ticle 1
Bids must be without condition and 4
be accompanied by certified check
for 10 per cent Of the amount thereof
payable to the City Treasurer. to be
forfeited TO the City In the event the
successful bidder fails to take and
paw for the bonds in accordance with
tha terms Of his bid.
Tn. City will furnish the approx.
ing opinion Of H. w. Moody, ESQ.,,
Attorney Of st. Paul, Minnesota,
without charge.
The City reserves the right 10 re-
Ject any and all bids.
By order Of the City Council.
Dated this 9th day Of February,
1920 .;,..- y
]. r. WILSON,
tSSAi City Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-19

will be in Scotland S, D., on
February 20 and 81 for the purpose
OF giving information and assisting
ss.E.isteIs II mating income tag re-.
turns ". JENCKS.
Deputy Collector.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-19

Bids must be without condition and
be accompanied by certified check
for 10 per cent Of the amount thereof
payable to the City Treasurer, to be
forfeited to the City in the event the
successful bidder fails to take and
pay for the Bonds in accordance with
the terms Of his bid.
The City will furnish the ap.
proving opinion o. p " Needy,
Esq Attorney Of ST. Paul, Minneso-
u. without charge.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-19

Hildsgarde Aaoelisr. Teacher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
18th of a
Series

In the territory Edwards he Smiling
The
half Edwards
without
His District No H.
Jackson
residential of Richmond
There
pa
There responsible paper
SERVICE
Dispatch Carrier Service Is Dependable Service
The Dispatch
time being devoted the getting paper
"13 PAPERS FOR Csc"
This combination
SERVICE is GUARANTEED
If you live IN Mr. Edwards district him this
No matter where you live, Dispatch Carrier house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

departments attitude followed tho re-
cent statement of Charles S. Barrett,
president, of the National Farmers
Union. that no understood that Fed
eral agents were attempting to obtain
evidence for prosecutions In Kansas,
Iowa and other middle Western
States.
The Clayton antitrust act. MIR. Ne
bekcr said. expressly provides that
agricultural organizations. not hav-
Ing capital stock or conducted for
profit. cannot be construed AS con-
spiracics In restraint Of trade. With
holding of crops from the market for
personal profit, Mr.. Nebekcr assert
ed. probably would not be held as
organization profits.
MIR. Nebekcr also explained that the
limitations on the appropriation act
for the enforcement OF the antitrust
laws would seem TO preclude action
against the farmers irasmuch as tho
act specifics that no part OF the APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

preparations shall DO expended for
the prosecution of farmers who CO.
operate to obtain fair and reason
able price for their products. Tho
construction as to what Is fair
price for tho various farm products.
Mr.. Nebeker declared. would. how
ever. probably govern in any specific
case that might arise as it would
seem that since the present laws for
bids prosecution where the effort is
TO obtain fair price. conversely. at
tempts to obtain unfair and unreas-
enable prices would be contrary to
the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
ANTITRUST LAWS Do
NOT TOUCH PLANTERS
Crops May Be Withheld to Boost
Prices Without Fcur of
=, Prosecution.

y. WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.---Because
farmers cooperative organizations
are exempt from application OF anti
trust laws, the Department of Justice
has given no consideration to the
campaign for the Withholding OF crops
from the markets until prices adj
.yancc. II was said tonight by Frank
X. Nebaker. special assistant to the
Attorney. General in charge of anti
trust prosecutions.
% Mr.. NIoekers explanation OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

crate with the movement looking
to q moro complete obser walton of
the Sabbath or they Will not. accord
ingiy rs they are Individually dis
posed"
Rev. a II. Straub. OF Ada, u Meth
odist minister. is head OF the Lords
Day Alliance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Hricklayers Halt Building.

MACON. GA. Nov 27.-Building
operations In Georgia are almost at
standstill because would-be build
ers are unwilling to pay bricklaycrs
the price they demand. according to
the Georgia Brick Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION ut session here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
ANTlSAL0ON LEAGUE
HAS BUT ONE OBJECT
Wayne ID. Wheeler Denies Organixa-
ton Is Co-OpcrntinE With Lords
Day Alliance.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Nov. 27.-wayne
Il. Wheeler. council for the AntI-sa-
loon League OF America. denied here
today that the organization Is con-
ncctcd with the movement to make
sundays dead still" or cooperation
as an organization with the Lords
Day Alliance. dedicated to bringing
about more complete observation OF
the Sabbath.
The Anti-Saloon League Is com
mittcd by its constitution to one ac-
tivity. namely. war against ono evil
the beverage liquor traffic." Wheeler
declared AS individuals. the of
;iccrs of the association will coop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
SchWdrzschiId Brothers
SchwarzschiId Brothers
Christmas Gifts From the Schwarzschild Store
=. -ARE----
The Most Welcome Gifts of All

mat the Richmond public
oeu oy ue merry hg Which Christmas
The first real days of
bel y
goods better values - 80 ~
Articles purchased here without extra charge
May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
FIX FIRE Loss At 100000
DANVILl.E PAPERS FORCED
TO ABANDON STRUCTURE
city Engineer Finds building Threat.
ened by Wall OF Quilted
Masonic Home.
rJANviLLE. VA. Jan.

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t,,a ,"nli otn, sin,- - ~. -. danger
~ ,thai i. irft ~ s,,r ~,,;,r,. h!SE'
sonic T.mnrc wcbitn -. "..''i ., INC 1a
AN $500. 900 iire ;rat sy,c,,, s.a 800 ~
section here saturday ,..t,b, r,vsa si'. ~,
abandon,ncnr ,nd,,. ~ - 49," H,n INC
bee Tho h,,!iG,n. rni,.,, s,.m, dnt t
10 the wall Vs. orl@red s vnca..,l Ie hy
city Engincc.. iar,ilir ,vhn Jcci.roS,
no feared thc All. nigh. fan ,non1cn
tartly.
Blasts simuitancouslv nr gove., .,;,,
=. dynamite i, Tho ruins Of o;h@T
SifuIturea TINS afternoon. shattered
H:nuoW rineE II! practically crory
business mousse IN Danri!ic. but did not
, stl6S u toH ~. inc Masonic Temple wall.
1i;; 80 1uV en,p!oE""s IN various es:ab-
.ssmincnis we're thrown oui OF work ~
nicht 'o"'"'"e" w. tcenined To-
Tnc ,,.o
afternoon hc;J ,.1hw'.n ma
,,nrmo.n isciu :i.'etlaS Tor the
pIiIS'rs, ", I'"~us '!"F iniinediaie
port s6ou,n,. 80 ,.,;o ~ ! 80"
The lodrns T.t. -, 49,. !, -. 1919 20.
Manday uit-,t I. Is f,.Tl,. go -
:3a. a i,nv r.iiioe bi,i,,in.c fIs.i;roo. ,.,i
F-om six n 70, e.nntn O. 49, o.:::,
Irccted 10 renlacc t;,s ,T,.nr,, i.,;,d
nc. The ncw s.ruc.i,re win ;.,.i,,1a
Masonic Guur.crS
II is impossible 10 give q. tl,is ,i,no
= complete liz: Of those " NJ. arc SIM.
fercrs from tho fire. fo,. the records az
hose In rho sfasonir f,uilrinr, ,.n-c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
r.ur Hurt in narber Shop ErpIo.ion.
ADJUSTMENTS
.The Rainbow Cir, <mo.,s

!, lhose who care toT the lighter form
~" CIR vastly amusing. II D!aycG
% full house =: ;he strand Las; Night
nnd , was received with the cuthuaiasm
The kainbos Girl. is full OF pretty
.at;ay Jazz tunes, stunning costumes
produce. Alec there is real rio.
Whi1h is almost never found in a ma
S wi;h &c, fhonsay The later mas 10 10
.2unS Girl who has twelve relatives
W,,ho hay: been in the family OF q Lord
w., e.her.!i Tor years AZ servants. She
nralted into this service and bcco,oe.
very succeas:ul on the stage
I, IN ner return 10 England she fa!,s
li;shman, Robert Dudley SSy By n AM
S DSsf. IA, atre r. the ,narriass She dis:
md that she. il, now nistTass s Of ii,i
zone In which nor twelve relatives are
c I.,ifaf i"na One can imagined the com
;r,se, and they Keep the a, ul.1 ,"n i,
oars Q! laughter every minute. :"
me play pa IS crammcd witt, catchy
ing. Gladys Focshce does o lo ix't To-
Yards m2klns it =. big success with
Youth and good looks ma d''ILi ing ncr
slnnta were qa!tc reminiscent. % re
Billy Van. as always. is funny ,y.rr
minute he Ia on tho stage n33a M
ling he has extra good opnort ttu tn,s
gssn Inr IN vi the last act win the
,dmission alone. As the .'iisi,"' 'I 10 81 -
ii his element. nc ~
The chorus is unusually good .. ).
l93oss and dancias, and the -Four ! Pin . ;.
N fact the show is good from sto- .iit -
finish. o typica! New York show wh;,.S'
does not often come on the ROAD " ..r;;a
l:ninfoow Girl m musical co,,an ne
nat is worth Wh;ic, lively and sr,n,,T,I.
from start TO finish. u. II ~
Fentnrr dill Mt Lyric.
the Lyric cnrriea n teanre. bill for
lie. first half of this week. heinz
l'ighiy en.ertsining from ali angles.
OF last night, Blackface comedy has
,ound a new way OF entertaining, and
van and Carrye Avery have put into
ysuddville this, peculiar phase OF en-
tcTtalnncnt. In their act. the adv
who 10 gifted witt, the mystic charm
o. read,ng the crysta!sis suddenly sur.
, Riastus, who nossesses that supersti-
dtrercnt. and il highly entertaining.
katherin. Murray. In Songs and Reel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after d-ini:i,.s
the celebrated Sh:var Mineral Water,
Positively guaranteed by mons, TACK
offer. tastes fine. costs trife. De.
livered anywhere ny our Richmond
aGente. Spence Eunnarnaker Co phons
them ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
WEDD:lGs AND ENGAGEMENTS

L.NCNBCEc. VA. Jan. a-air. ana Mrs
!IonA3 \: prinkafd have announced Inc
,nei !, 1a YEh,.r Mss Yer. virEn;a irinEar,:
Ss,u -. ,,ir n i'enniEss The we.iGlas
OF ihs =. ar:y ,.;, ,parsh!s a; sta oietom.
ncth kirh... o. Mont gomnrv AZ. w -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

Miss Edna Sartlr.dSc. OF this city. were
n;a-.ied SATURDAY. afternoon q. the parsvn-
age OF the Hinton Avenue Methodist Church.
RcN. y. Vi. i.egget, c,ca;ii.r.
CliARLoT rESNlLLE. VA. jan. All
peg, Humphrey ami Miss Epiah Thomas.
h"th Or AlDcEar.A Count. wc-c married
saturday at Grace Ep!sCoa.,i church. css-
mont. tue ceremony icing uor!1rIact bv Rev.
! Leslie Robinson. Thrr WI make tn-i-
nome near CamEbcils. this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Most Decorated OF composer..

Most decorated OF Compoxers.
oonn Ih!i!p Sousa's appearance in
Richmond next Saturday. conducting
City Auditorium. may be his las, in
this city. Sous, will sail for Europe
in the spring. TO be gone sixteen
months The. demand for new com
positions by the worlds greatest com
poser or martial music i has been so
great since Lieutenant Sousa returned
10 civil life that his studio work NAV
claim his whole time at the end OF
Ills European tour.
John Philip Sousa occupies a unique
position. lie Is an American ;nstitu-
iion. For twelve years he was the
conducto: .: the United States Marine
G9rp 'a ana pn:ias ,he spa sin War
honorary nusica! director oe the Sixth
United Statea Army Corps. In the
Great World Wa Ne was lieutenant
OF the line in the I. S. y. II. +. He
Illinois, the largest body Of musicians
ever known. There were 1000 in
strun,entalists Sousa created this
unprecedented boiy al band musicians
ganiaation proved a biz; asset Tor re-
cruiting in the United States Navy.
AS q composer Sousa IS the acknowl
edged worlds greatest march king.
or composition. lie has written ton
successful, operas and many other
works THAI achieved internat;ona!
popularity 20. the com poser. The late
King Edward decorated Sousa with
tho medal Of tho Victorian Order. The
French government conferred unon
him tho Paine or the Academy and
tho title or Public Instructor. The
Ec!s!ans gave him the decoration OF
the Fine Arts Academy OF Iiainhault,
and nc ltas boaa presented with medals
and decorations by numerous societies
Throughout the world.
sousa VIII personally conduct each
OF tho concerts TO be hiyen in the tyltw
Auditoriuni next Saturday, matinee
and evening. Popular Souea marches
not on the programs will be rendered
az encores by tho band. 1vhere Will
ne complete change os program for
each concert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
PETEY

ta.!oas," assisted oy Au.ra- Eubens
At the piano, has a wardrohc o: beau
TRULY designed gowns. and can cred
b'ley be passsd as heas;ine7 on the
and Mr.. Isubens. who could be classcd
as master o! melodies. make this
pals a feature all in itself A UNIQUE
animal novelty. with Hector, thc
marre!ous!y trained dog with aimos;
human Intelligence. has something in
store that WIFE please every ono, and
well as the kiddles Sully. Rogers
and Sully have Twenty Minutes on 4
Rough Sea- and during their voyage
90 some comedy acrohatic stunts that
furnish much amusement. MaCart and
Brad, in comedy Offering. are good.
Y TT
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25
Our National Sport.
Is lynching

ynching
forged vieng with democratic
Belt the lynchng black citizens
give lynchng sportsmn
call it by what it really is.
Duluth has set the When the evenings
still much be had in life Conscate parade
calling town,
lot noise something the line bricks
police probably they sprinkng
yu hump your Pretty they
beat it.
Then have it all Break
whites Negroes hold
judge jury and prosecution When tired of this gmaro
the hardware The probably
patoticaly you Free the begin
Telegraph poles handy Just pitch rope
victims neck grab
hard! Now enjoying delights
Americans abiding citizens Godfearng
shame at the death of revolutionary
Great SPORT whole lot this
public prof mongng
Public offices hungry ntng politicians
knowledge this certain
develop by products such as the Duluth
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25
"Not Radical. ="

Judge Angeles released members of
suspended their association
they allowed membership in the F.
L. stating a radical organization
Certainly the Judge knew what talking about The
ample proof long outstanding Judge
rsacOn organization advise all workers who have
capitalist heart join it, he would neither
stepped the truth mistated his wishes.
recognition the
government lifting free
the Federation
reacony bodies of the world
striking who creating
of the
threats general
its the
solidarity which rules in the
Gompers controlled machine.
n question
'Resolved
taking assistance
by properly constituted national representative
that by constant
civilized nations Of the world
mtaes trade exercises
of freedom speech the press.
Gmps his following that the workers
depriving the and parasites
The A. Of L. for democracyhe
democracy bourgosie
constituent sufficient and labor skinners
effort of labor its chains Its highest ideal is
the kings and of finance It's heart broken
full value Of its toll '
wage demandedit
satisfied the bulk abor products to the parasitic
while labor took sufficient keep itself the job.
the resolution against the Soviet form
government during
stage passing bourgeois
A. Willis spoke entirely
the convention that fourth
whole
trade government
L. along
endorsing
leadership which functions fosd
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25
Work that Counts - NoW to do it!

Every cassconscous worker will admit that he is some
sort of socialist Perhaps he's red maybe hes only pm
Maybe he's only just plain white but ne is
he realizes that between the workers and the capitalists
there can be no peace until the workers become the dominant
ruling class then we have something to say to hmwhaever
the particular shade tnge of crimson that may be his tori
her's).
Knowing this to be fact-reazng that the workers and
the capitalists life and death struggle Tor contro OF
the world-reazng that this struggle knowledge OF t
class character of society," of the structure of the capitalist
State of the historic mission of the wokngcass necessary
then becomes the duty Of such worker to seek 10
spreed the knowledge of Movement among his fellows
Each such Individual must become propagandist and a
booster for the Communist press
For some time The Toler has carried campaign
among it's readers for funds to purchase supply OF print
paper We are happy to that thru the cooperation
of it's readers have secured supply sufficient for several
months We believe that in future shall be able meet any
situation that will arise and that The Toer will not again be
eopardsed account of paper shortage We thank every
contributor to the paper fund for their loyal support
But far better than donations subscriptions new
reader to be preferred any time to dollar given outright
We must increase power for Movement among the
workers by extending circulation In this work there is
place for every worker whether the farm in the shop mill
or mine Wherever workers to be found there must be
booster for The Toler In this way circulation can be
increased and our Movement built up.
We say frankly that the best support which you pos
sbly give to The Toler is that of getting subscriptions Sub
crpons support the Toer The Toer in return educates
another worker communist Every communist Is brick
in the structure of the Revolution which is to bring about the
New Society.
Get on the job Of subscription getting Order bundle oil
Toilers at 1c each and put them where they will be read
It's easy interest worker in The Toleraer he has reat
COPY it's equally easy to get his subscription Try it, get
the lob every day with The Toler and will not only IN
crease our subscription list but we will BUILD UP OUR COM
MUNIST MOVEMENT.
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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25
A Neu Belgian Appeal
ORDER A BUNDLE NOW!

Comes to our desk copy Iernaionae organ Com
published Antwerp containing an appeal which
adopted public the Communist Party Antwerp
comrade translation of this appeal which all
papers requested publish The appeal follows
TO THE BRITISH AMERICAN PEOPLE
appeal to of justice and
philanthropy 1914 which much proof in supporting helping
and encouraging attacked the Prussan invader
again another appeal and sentiments to
help the American and English profit
es who pvaions mffengs which endured
during war; economic life
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
splendid opportunity capitalists to show that all
they in past hypocrisy and sefInest
'NOw before pretended enemy the
country opportunity
capitalism your country
Indeed wrong Psian, Engshman
of always fall the s
especially in this
humanity appeal brothey
sery feelings and influence
help realize this Just demand order get humane exist
ence."
This the unique appeals that has notice
the significance The
alton very
his boundaries But the
subsidized invasion
progress
hordes
English capitalist their shyloch hands
at Of Belgian and children
They demanding Bcsians discovered
that new enemy gone
remains
Belgium Of thci
sufferngs
capital will they subject exploitation and misery which
capital profor
nationality there little choice Belgian workers like the work
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25

not make a single rifle or a single
cartridge; do not send any munitions
or provisions to Poland; 60 out in
the streets and arrange demonstrations
and strikes with the slogan: mo sup.
port Of the Polish White Guards
BERLIN-A demonstration of pro
test against the Polish attack on So
Wet Russia was recently organized by
tho Communists and Independents Of
Berlin. Crowds which filled the Lust
garten were addressed by prominent
revolutionaries, among them Dauming
Ledebour, and Eichorn. On one pro
cessiou n man carried gallows or
which was written For Manner
helm"
An advertisement Of the Interchurcl
World Movement made this statement
"All that makes property safe in th'
world is bound up in the respect TO
law that religion breeds" But, ma,
we not ask, whose property' That Of tn
per cent who own 60 per cent Of IL
Is it tho ambition Of the church I
bc the policemen Of property rights
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-25
SOvIETS APPEAL TO WORLDS
WORKERS

M0SCOW-(via London)-An appeal
from the Soviet government to the
workers Of all countries has been
transmitted here by wireless which
says:
"On our western frontier war has
started again. Once more enormous
regions are being devastated by mill
tary operations. The working classo of
Russia are compelled to take up arms
again. The Poles have started war Tor
the purpose Of plundering the Ukrain.
ian peasants and securing their lands
for Polish landowners. Poland ID
waging war In order TO impose on
Soviet Russia, already ruined by the
Allied capitalists, hinge indemnity
"Those who are guilty Of this new
war are the governments Of the allied
countries. All Of them ere supporting
the action Of Poland to greater Of
less degree. II depends upon yo,
workmen Of all countries that th'
war shall end in the shortest pcssibl,
time with crushing defeat Of tn,
capitalists and tho landowners.
"workers Of France, England, ttal.
and Americas transport workers, rail
waymen, stevedorcs and s,ilors. D.