The proletariat still celebrates, sight to a share of the roadway. The League undertakes to provide medical and legal advice for its members in return for an_ annual subscription of Fr: When a member comes to grief jin the roadway, the League will send a doctor to patch him up and will help to prosecute the author of his misfortune. One would have thought that this ground was already sufficiently covered by accident insurance, but the League. proposes to go further and to start an agitation with a view to persuade ing Parliament to legislate in favour of the pedestrian.
Something of this kind is certainly needed, for, as the law at Labour Day by doing less labour, present stands, the pedestrian in or none at all, but in Paris, at the roadway is bound to get out of any rate, we do not have the occa-+ the way of vehicles, and he cannot sion impressed upon us quite obtain damages unless he can prove violently as at first. Use takes the very clearly that there was no con-edge off everything, and Labour, tributary negligence on his part, when not exasperated by some but, considering the frequency of street accidents in Paris, how is clumsiness of.a bourgeois Govern-the League to provide insurance ment, sees no advantage in trying; to frighten the adversary. If there and agitate and carry on the rest were any talk of repeating the, of its programme on the basis of famous May Day on which we midéatriaas I fear the prospect is rs. 5 subscription? As a were threatened with a. revolution, not hopeful and nervous citizens laid in stocks of provisions—one man even got a cow into his dining room, so as to be sure of milk supplies—we should
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