... like manner the Imperialism of to-day may also be preparing highway*, along which the apostles of Socialism may carry the Socialist gospel of human Brotherhood. For the moment. however. Imperialism. the bane of progress, is supreme. There is something truly ...

... experience—that industrial war and military war proceed both from the Nuns. source, Capitalism's greed for profits. Partick Socialist Sunday School has made a very good record in the few months of its existence. It is now some sixty children and thirty grown-ups ...

... purveyors were before the stipendiary. The proposal encountered some curious objections. One member denounced the idea as SoCialistic, another inquired how the rates would be paid when all the shops in the borough were shut up. If they supplied milk, they ...

... return a working majority of Socialists. Such an opinion coming from a level-headed observer who has had personal opportunity of seeing below the surface of things, may be relied on, and is calculated to inspire Socialists on this side of the silver streak ...

... o'clock. Mie. Smart, ind Parker, member,. of the addreased a public meetwg in the WAterloo Rooms, l.siaagow open Valley Socialist Society, though it AU ) h amher% )(entire' member'', is Very rim h ,lite the member's Are determined to together The I.ipton ...

... Speaker, &lads', January 7, th, at 6-30 p.m., John Conway. T IVERPOOL SOCIALIST TONTINI SOCIETY— The above Tontine makes strong appeal for new member , . Socialists or Non-Socialists eligible. 63. per week. payable fortnightly. Finset reduced to a minimum ...

... The main idea of the colonists is that uveryone should do some useful work. This is the idea of every true Socialist ; hut, while the true Socialist works in and through the existing system, and is (if true) a standing protest against its false dealing, ...

... withdrawn from Library). Published Price, 2la. ; now offered for e s , THE CONQUEST OF PERU. By W M . R Puttscorr. A Record of a Socialist State which actually existed, and how it was destroyed. Three Volumes, handsomely bound. Published Price, 6e. ; now offered ...

... fists would be pleasant compared to this enervating conflict with dough-faces. * * * And so it is little wonder that the Socialist movement has lost some of its fibre. It, too, is in danger of becoming flabby. May the fault not be our own I There was plenty ...

... time as the Trade Union Congress, under the presidency of Vandervelde. The chief matters discussed were the organisation of Socialist propagastda in the country, and the formation of an Agricultural Union and Co-operative Societies. w I ...

... Disciple of Cremer, Virtuous Indignation Merchant, Have you reflected on the importance of the fact. that. our neglect, as Socialists, of foreign policy, has at last, in the hour of trial, left us nothing to fall back on but the niost miserable I$SO Radicalism ...

... seriously ill again. THE ►IDE THAT ~ hoota best—that's the Fide► in war for Allen rpwartl. mum A' 1) great financiers, like true Socialists, the world i• my count ry. MR. (IHTTECHILI., who is his own energetic trumpeter, has an aunt in Luiv Sarah Wilson. THF ...