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(b) The number of additional workers who have time into their district since the beginning of the war; (c) The number of workers who have been transferred from their old occupations to war work; (d) The number of men—who, though partially disabled and not in a p4)sition to fol!o

will witness the outbreak of a strenuous struggle on the industrial field. The workers, who, during the war, have been compelled to submit to the filching of their rights and liberties, will certainly demand to have these returned to them. The employing class, on the other hand,

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FELLOW-WORKERS, — The people of Russia are at the present moment engaged in a tremendous struggle for liberty and emancipation. The Czar has been dethroned. The brutal reactionary forces which gathered around Czardom have been driven from their positions and power. With one grea