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... Parisian is oftenest met in the quarters of the poor, in the lodgings of those that suffer. It is for them that she is a Socialist, even a Revolutionary, for them that she unceasingly demands reforms. She has mqde herself their advocate, and spares neither ...
... has been calculated that it would take a searcher a good week's work, at ten hours a-day, to arrive at him. How can the Socialist declare that. England is not a democratic country when last week the daughter of the proprietor of a huge emporium in Tottenham ...
... years to make. My attention has been called from one or two quarters to the personality of Ada Negri, the Italian poet and Socialist, who appears to have very much fascinated a great many people in tins country. Mr. William Heine- mann, who has many linguistic ...
... repose on the concave theory of the earth, for he teaches his disciples who resemble in more ways than one the Christian Socialists that the world is a concave sphere, all material life existing upon its inner surface. He does not volunteer anv information ...
... for the whole people for three or four months but prices are such that the poor capuot be fed. This fact is utilised by Socialist agitators to persuade the working classes that it is a capitalists' war, and the popular demand for peace at any price is ...
... FRENCHMAN'S VIEW OF THE CRETAN SITUATION. Reproduced from Le Mnnrie 7l.luat.rJ> or Cretan sympathisers, or the unemployed, or Socialists, or trades unionists, but, so far as 1 have noticed, they all play the same tune, a tune more conducive to walking in line ...
... Europe has closed its doors. This application of advanced economics to music is distinctly quaint. Probably the Milanese Socialists will carry it further by fixing a common salary for all operatic artists. This would effectually discourage the training ...
... things, will be very welcome in Dublin, while the news that a millionaire is about to disgorge will give joy to the morose Socialist all over the country. Indeed, Lord Iveagh is to be congratulated on his decision supposing the report true for it must surely ...