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WELLWYND U.P. CHURCH ANNUAL

... same with all the people in Airdrie who were interested in the social problem. who attended labour lectures, and joined socialistic societies, and who looked foe betterment to a change in she external eirtionstauen of men's lives. The Church ✓aid— Certainly ...

CHRISTIAN SOCIALISM

... in public and in private. and it is the teak of the Ch.istian Socialist to reconcile the Social Democrat to lelief in Christ hie Saviour. Further, it is the aim of the Christian Socialist to teach the masses that it isnot euffic:ent merely to lead a godly ...

HAMILTON. DILIIILD. Wakes, baked with weal and water only.- 1. Mn H. O. Wass aeon ,• Mrs Hey, 199 Beek

... would be beautified by shopkeepers' villas springing up, I leave it to all sensible leaden to lodge if this it not the Socialistic spirit, which I bold is embodied in the mow tonent, whose aim is to out all above them down to their own level. A shopluTper ...

PLUMP AGAINST A BIG FACT

... use Mother Seigel', Syrup whenever you see them inclined to droop or languish. A ROWDY Beormenco.—The fourth International Socialist Workers and Trades Union Congress wee opened on Monday in London, under the presidency of Mr E. Cowry, chairman of Trades ...

AIRDRIE LITERARY ASSOCIATION

... for. Home Rule, Comity, and Parish Councils were already in misteime, mid the last-named was the foundation stone of the Socialist State Mr brktabon then proceeded to deems at some length such matte*. as the division of labour, the solemn of value, scarcity ...

PRIFSIDENTIAL KLICCTION,

... that for the first time since the Civil War the Republicans have carried New York City, and the defeat of Mr Altgeid. the Socialist Governor of Illitioi., and the leading supporter in the West of Mr Bryan. The Blec•oral College consist of 447 members. The ...

minas Amb

... became active and samosa as now as be became caseisced that the ecasounie bees was wrong ; sod when he diseowered the new socialist party—men for the most pert of very differest atoms, and who bad reached the same sand. poine by very d.fferent roads—be ...

THE MINERS' FEDERATION

... was carried That representatives to the Federation conference and all congresses should act on trade onion and sat on Socialistic lines. The secretary also announced that the Lancashire and Cheshire resolution was paseedThat it is essential to nationalise ...

BATHGATE,

... views. At the close, it was stated that Mr Andrew Cameron, the well•kuown diver, who was deseribed as a sympathiser with the Socialist movement, was present. and a view of Mr Cameron in diving dress was thrown upon the screen. Was? Loraine DRAUGHtII ALSOCIATION ...

THE THEATRICAL DISPUTE AT 00ATBRIDGE

... A., lectured to the members of the Ducts Literary Society lest Saturday evening on the subject of Warr. Morris, path and socialist. By the death of Wm. Monis, the lecturer said, Eighth literature bad added another to the roll of its greet deed, and the ...

roorsALL. ArabMOM= T. Panties Titten.a.—An oldtime ' wee played by teams at as Saturday. The Wattage was ..

... for this IsiU, which was devised by • small group of so-ailed Labour leaden. If the bill became law It would be used by Socialist agitators In the toiletries vary practical way :—No engine ooald he darted Is the majority of factories or In any ethethpower• ...

CHRIST BEFORE PILATE

... dr mail the beta to Far some mouths party et la. Old J.wa had bees alarmed at the made with a new doctrine protruded a re Socialist preacher named Jesus. I mould see aaytidaa serious hi. Utensils, hot we roweled by the orthodox r very The Oosasevatires ...