... problem they had to solve at the recent labour con- ference in Londo, was, 'Sis there no amonon mesting ground to be found for Socialists and Trade Unionists?' Absolute harmony prevailed at that confereawe. Men who lad bitterly foungt each other buried the hatchet; ...

... Labour Parey. Aid. F. bY. Jowett, preside-d over a good ate~tndance, and in hi~s remarks said that during the year the S-ocialist; could not claim so hare made wery great progress. The asvorhors had exprenicnd a period of good trade and full employment ...

... of the test-questions at all Parlianentary ar-I municipal elec- tiona M~r. Smith said that at Barning thley had the only Socialist Town C'ouncil in he Cmiltry. That Council bad given all their emploves an eight hours day, and the same rnle was also izi ...

... v-ss.i 2 2, TI-on. end 31l-e~i Fin , Ito 6±. 31st-s-Ic Cel Ree-. Sc-54 11, Au-or 1, Yii Ic', s II-- nos 14dSe ,tc e(f THEZ SOCIALIST C-ONGRE-SS AT MAINZ. IKF=-TtfWS TELSIIHAMJ 'Mv-inac 'Wedn:esday. A siuinier of minor questions occupied the anorsioig sittinp ...