... and the companies would be glad hand the railways over to the State. They wanted in the House out-andout revolutionary Socialists like George Lansbury, instead of fossilised Liberals and Torica. (Laughter.) Mr. A. Hainsworth (secretary) also championed ...

... ANSWERS TO OORRESPON- A Socialist (Calford). —Your letter contains one the most extraordinary suggestions we have heard. There is not an atom of truth in it. The DAILY HERALD is owned co-operative society, which the organised workers are invited become ...

... paper, and now that the much talked of Labour Daily an accomplished fact, I hope that all and sundry in the Labour and Socialist movement will rally its support. , an old electrical worker in the London district, was very pleased to read your account ...

... natural human life, our kinsmen here showed in the time of stress that reserve noble honour and self-sacrifice which we Socialists had all along believed we could build upon for a fairer destiny than yet been. , • ...

... charges of inciting soldiers mutiny. The gathering took place under the auspices of the local branch of the British Socialist Party, and it was peculiarly appropriate that it should held in the hall dedicated to the memory one the greatest champions ...

... methods does not prevent saying that there are good many of the members who are sweated workers. mention few taken from the Socialist Party, I can assure our workmen friends that there is probably not one of them who works, throughout the year, for half as ...

... hindrance under his own vine and fig tree. It because Socialism can secure these conditions and Capitalism cannot that we are Socialists. ...

... feel thai Socialists should came away and help to develop Independent Socialist representation That may be, has a perfect right to advocate what line of advance he feels wisest. Bui might I suggest that if the B.S.P. is to repre sent Socialist unity, which ...

... Labour movement representing the 8.5.P., I.L.P. Labour Party Syndicalists (who hold the industrial key)—cooperatosa, Church Socialist League and Liberal Christian League, we shall make progress; and only those tolerant and catholic enough to make this possible ...

... AND THE HERALD. On Sunday evening the Wellington-plica Picture Palace, Hasting*, the speaker on th* part of the local Socialists was Mr. William Evans, of Brighton, and his subject was Th* Lessons of the 'Titanic.' contrasted the mad era break raorda ...

... Esperanto. One of the chief difficulties of Socialist congresses is the confusion of tongues, and much is wasted in letting delegates know by means interpreters what other delegates have said. and like hitches in international intercouree Esperanto claims ...

... fine opportunity for the Daily Express and other anti-Labonr publications again point the moral divided Labour land Socialist) opiniona, when fine opportunity—long overdue—preeents itaelf for both paners, if the worker does his doty, being nl. you ...