The Zollverein was established, the Teutonic Federation became closer, and the lead of Prussia more decided.

There are, indeed, skeptics who fear that even at the next general election both parties may find a way of circumventing woman suffrage by secretly agreeing to keep it off both programs; but the country itself is too sick of the question to endure this, even if the Women's Liberal Federation and the corresponding Conservative body permitted it.

He had visited these towns wit the object of laying before the Sovereigns of the Balkan States and their Ministers proposals for abolishing war by the creation of a European Federation of States.

The mountain banners of the crimson dogwood, red maple, yellow hickory and chestnut flout the skyas though all the nations of the world had met in one great federation underneath the azure dome not built with hands, and clashed together there the variegated banners which once led them to warnow beckoning in with waving silken folds the thousand years of peace!

[G.], combination; Turnverein [G.]; league offensive and defensive, alliance offensive and defensive; coalition; federation; confederation, confederacy; junto, cabal, camarilla^, camorra^, brigue^; freemasonry; party spirit &c (cooperation) 709.

Since that time it has been used against the American Federation of Labor, the Industrial Workers of the World, the Socialist Party and even common citizens not affiliated with any of these organizations.

He is an old member of the Western Federation of Miners and remembers the terrible times during the strikes at Tulluride.

You disguised yourselves cunningly, Messieurs; you routed out from the old cupboards and corners of history the cast-off revolutionary rags of the men of '98; and, sticking some ornaments of the present fashion upon them,waistcoats à la Commune and hats à la Federation,you dressed yourselves up in them and then struck attitudes.

ALUMNI FEDERATION.

R107405, 13Feb53, Alumni Federation of Columbia U. (PCW) COLWELL, RUTH C. Africa.

The Women's Division, National Amateur Athletic Federation, 1923-1939.

National Wildlife Federation (PWH); 22Feb74; R571013. R571092.

By Mrs. Alton S. Nicholson, Mary Walker & Mrs. Frank S. Shomaker, illustrated by Mrs. N. R. Perkins, issued by Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs.

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION.

SEE WATTS, I. R. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION, INC. Nature's bank, the soil.

National Wildlife Federation, Inc. (PWH); 23Jan70; R477336. Plants and animals live together.

National Wildlife Federation, Inc. (PWH); 27Jan70; R477335.

National Wildlife Federation, Inc. (PWH); 23Jan70; R477333.

National Wildlife Federation, Inc. (PWH); 23Jan70; R477334.

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION.

© 1Feb44; AA452790. National Wildlife Federation (PWH); 27Sep71; R514257.

In 1881 a number of national trade unions united for certain purposes, to form the American Federation of Labor with a membership of about a quarter million workers, which has steadily increased since that date.

The American Federation of Labor now includes also some important unions of the industrial type.

Several strong national trade unions (the most important being the brotherhoods of railroad employees) are not affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. § 5.

[Footnote 7: In a book by an English trade-unionist, Trant, reprinted and circulated by the American Federation of Labor as representing its theory and claims, all the advances that have been made in wages are said to be due to the trade-unions.]