Mr. O. D. Zleman, of Sydney, has now published his looked forward to book on this great Australian subject, and it is quite up to the best expectations of his many ...
Article : 640 wordsDear Commite,—When Comrade Alf. Wilson left the Adelaide branch of the A.S.P. Fellow Worker Mick Sawtell took his place upon the invitation of the members at ...
Article : 624 wordsIF, imported in the “Age” of Monday last, it is truth the Mr. Thomas, general secretary of the Nation Union of Railway from of [?] has said that “he” is [?] the [?] and that is c[?] the country is in danger of revolution, and that “he” is the only man who can stop it. Mr. Thomas ...
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Article : 340 wordsThere was a time when German was the language of sentiment (says “My Magazine” for August, 1919). Here is an instance of that mild national mood. The ...
Article : 130 wordsThe boom in Anstey’s extraordinary volume, “Red Europe,“ has fairly set in At Socialist meetings the [?] have been more than excellent. We [?]rge that every ...
Article : 12 wordsIt is not generally known that Jock Somerville, so prominent in the Sermon's Strike has the high honor of having been failed with Tom Mann in 1886—at Antwarp, ...
Article : 2 wordsThe remarkable series of articles on Zapata land, which recently appeared in “The Socialist,” have been reprinted by the V.S.P. as a leaflet. We are de[?]rous ...
Article : 59 wordsMr. D'Shannsay, who is representing the Broken Hill miners in Melbourne, was called away incitingly in [?] night last week, owing to receiving a wire about the ...
Article : 2 wordsUnobtainable for ever so long, this C[?] of present-day economic conditions, in now to be had in cloth for [?] poitted. Send in early and avoid the crush. ...
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The Socialist (Melbourne, Vic. : 1906 - 1908; 1912 - 1923), Fri 10 Oct 1919, Page 2
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