... years of age, and has career packed with incident and adventure. He is an interesting personality. He was bom in Glasgow, is Socialist, has made three unsuccessful attempts get into Parliament; does not smoke; has sneaking fondness for soda-water; likes cycling ...

... the name of the town at which the great French gun factories are situated, lately much evidence as the scene of the great socialistic riots. The extreme effective range of the fourteen-pounder is 9,900 yards, as opposed to 5,400 for the twelvepounder; in ...

... Japan, in 17 or 18 days. Moreover, the cost of the journey will be reduced by one-half* (By Maud Coleborn.) itO9^ ALKIN’ Socialists and Hanarchists and sich like. Sir, well I carn’t eye as ’ow I knows much abart that kind er thing, but, come across gent ...

... man on the one hand and a diabolically deaf Socialist on the other.” ** could not,” added the famous critic, “toll which the two was the more mournful companion.” Two weeks afterward it got out that the Socialist was not deaf; that he had come to the banquet ...

... to-night.” “You see, cousin,” said I to the Grand Duke, “these good people seem to have been the victims of the plotters—Socialists, Anarchists, or whatever they axe.” “Evidently,” said Peter briefly and uneasily. “You understand, gentlemen,” said I, turning ...

... was looked upon as a revolutionary. Ho had in a jocular mood confessed himself a Communist 1874, and he was believed to be Socialist least. Members expected to see a very dreadful person, and were surprised when -he came down immaculately clad in frock coat ...

... ry opinions are met with; where the balance of parties is one of the most necessary wheels in the public machine; where Socialists and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, Quakers and Papists are to be found; where animosities if less violent are not’less ...

... that apart from the ques- tion of religion, both men have much in common. Strone holds rather advanced views—in fact, is a Socialist —and Martiugboe, himself a broad-minded man, is willing to discuss matters both from his own and Strone’s point of view. ...

... reveals that apart from the question of religion both men have much in common. Strone holds rather advanced views—in fact, is Socialist —and Martinghoe, himself a broad-minded man, is willing to discuss matters both from his own and Strone's point of view. ...

... you’re a Socialist. It doesn’t seem to to be a logical state, but I’m open to conviction. Strone laughed pleasantly. He was beginning like his employer. His cynicism was relieved a touch of nialitv —he, too, was a hater of hum ug. “I’m not Socialist, sir ...

... a stamped, addressed envelope. Please repeat your query when writing again. Tom Mann.—Are you any relation of the famous Socialist, I wonder, as you are his namesake? Peas, onions, and dates should certainly avoided by anyone suffering from dyspepsia. ...

... there—don’t you ?” she asked. Yes!” course in your heart you disapprove,” she went on. “John says that you are out and out Socialist. J . don’t quite know what means, but 1 suppose if yon lived London you would stand on a tub in Hyde Park and make speedu® ...