MAGAZINES FOR MARCH

... controversy One of the best statementsof the ease against the Socialists is that in the. Contemporary. (Isbister and Co.), by Emile de Laveleye. It is entitled Communism, but covers the whole socialistic movement. It is ably argued, and written in a calm judicial ...

LITERATURE

... years of his life. Mr hot Lloyd Jones was an enthusiastic sympa. gui thiser and fellow - worker wsith him in to, I tile Socialistic propaganda. As a coasequence -of this be is fr-eqauetly a champion and anr apologist rather thant a biographer. Among., ...

MAGAZINES

... Novels ii ul another subject which will be generally unfamnil ' i, jar and therefore inviting. Facts for the ng Fabian Socialists is a well-timed article, and n. introduces matters which ought to enter more th largely into present-daydiscussionsof ...

REVIEWS OF BOOKS

... blouse asserted its right to admission to the gal- eies of the Chamiber of Deputies the other diiy. At the last elections uL Socialist named Thivrier pledged himself to wear thie blouse, and be has kept his woid. Mi. Baudry D'Asson, a Bonapartist who likes ...

EXTRACTS FROM THIS WEEK'S PUNCH

... EXTRACIS FROM T.-HIS WEEK'S PUNCAiL LINES ON THE LABOUR CONFEENCE. The youthful German Emperor may try By Socialistic; plans to prop hi nile. Ssme think 'twill all result in a great ety, And little (Berlin) wool_ S1ill, asl good souls will wish yourg ...

FABIAN ESSAYS.*

... ly the same views on the subject of Socialism, have collaborated to produce a sort of enlarged manifesto and defence of Socialist aims. The scheme of essays was arranged beforehand by discussion among the Fabians who were to contribute, and then to each ...

THE TWO OBADIAHS

... don't think the country Dc w4. vill stand it. Anything else? The Young Obadial-Tes; I'm going to give Li *r all the leading Socialists Government berths at ;c , double salaries. Br ci The Old Obadiah-Y our Majesty, I'm an old - man now, bnt-- A c Te The Young ...

Literature

... The NMzueteenth Century opens with two papers on order The Labour Movement. In the first Mr. H. H. teele. Champion, the Socialist, presents his vie we in the form 6y for of a dialogue, the eabstanoe of them being that the lines, working classes, having ...

THE REVIEWS FOR APRIL

... g, and not the new lobster industry. Professor Huxley's Attacks are lesc ibed by Michael 'llirscheini, writing as a Socialist, as hair-splitting sophist-ies, ?? attempt of a clever man fallen behind the times to prove that b'ack is white. Among ? ...

CONCERT AT CALVERLEY

... amended memorial preyed for the inclusion of the whole instead of , part of the Oakworth distrot. I Herr Liebknecht, the Socialist member of the Beichstag, has, says a Renter's Berlin telegram, addressed I a letter to a. workiog men's paper published in ...

POETRY

... sitting of the Labour Conference M. Delathayo, the French lb delegate, delivered a lengthy and excited speech of strong Socialistic tendency upon the relations between oll employers and workmen. According to the same a paper, the Conference decided to ...

LADIES AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM

... her long black hair with a quick movement, and you see a pale, nervous face with wonderfully eager eyes. She is a leading Socialist, and is probably engaged upon the translation of some German book full of the most abstruse social philosophy. Mean- while ...