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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1909, 18 November 1913, Page 5

Fmed kalf-a-crowA at Bootle for distributing tacks on. the, highway, a widow said that she had adopted this method of protecting her _ children, from a number of young cyclists, who were constantly riding up and down the road, and who were imprudent when she warned tliem. She was told that the proper course to take, was to inform the police. ■ A scene occurred on a recent Saturday night at Windsor, Ontario, when Mt. Tom Mann delivered an address to working men, in the course of which he is alleged to have ,made a reference of a Socialist character to the Monarchy. As a protest, the president of the local Trades and Labour Council led the meeting in, the singing of ' "God .Save the King," whereupon Mr. Mann left the platform.

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