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FOREIGN TROOPS IN CHINA
... ters as having caused the present troubles. LESE-MAJESTE IN GERMANY. SOCIALIST 'WRITER IMPRISONED. (JlWZ'E!S TLEGIRAR Berlin, M~onday. Masi-milian Harden, the well-known Socialist writer, was to-day sentenced by the First Distriot Court t4 six months' ...
THE BELGIAN CHAMBER
... outrage had given m-. it NH. Vandervelde, leader ol thue Socialist Left, said that the Socialists unanimouly approved the words thev bad just heard. TYi3 speaker added that if the ir Socialists condemned individual crimes, they blamed sr with no less ...
COURT AND PERSONAL
... here yesterday evening, caused by two small bands of Socialists, who paraded the Place dte la Moine singing a revolutionary song. a The crowd put the demnonstrators to flight, and several a Socialists were rather roughly handled- 1 The newspapers state ...
THE CHINESE TROUBLE
... forthcoming session- 1:. Viviani, Socialist, said that the Socialists had sup- ported the Government during the period of agitation. but the situation had now altered, and the party could not remain inert. 'The Socialists intended to vote for the proposed ...
THE PLEASURE RESORTS
... trying time for Socialists, as they had been compelled to de- clare against Imperiaism asd expansion, and iunst con- tiniue to do so.-A resolution s-as carried that at the geenral election the Socialist vote should he concentrated upon Socialist candidates ...
MR. MORLEY ON THE WAR
... party would have to dissbend and to disappear. Who would take its piece? The Socialists would take its place. He had in the Al past set his hack to the wall against the Socialists not 'i bcause he did not respect the ferrour of the men or sympathise with ...
CO-OPERATIVE UNION
... in the spirit in which it had been supported they would lend themselves to the creation of a State Socialist propaganda. They might be State Socialists or not, but co-operation depended upon their keeping clear of the entanglements of party. (Cheers) ...
YORKSHIRE BOROUGHS
... Soc:alists on the very same ground, and beaten thenm Air. Jarratt must, therefore, be got rid of at nll costs. The pro- Socialists in the Liberal party determined to make one more desperate effort. They brought all the pressure they could command to bear ...
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
... nominated Mrs. Carter (L), the wife -of the Rev. T. Carter. T1e Socialists have renominarted Mr. Peter Lee for his old seat, and hav-e also nominated Mrs. Chew, the wife of MTr. Chow, tihe Socialists' election agent. AIr. Caiter, it is expneted, will withdraw ...
THE CHINESE CRISIS
... Duchess of Vendome, Prince and Princess of Hohenzollern. and all the printi- b pal officers of State and high officials. The Socialist demonstration, which was fixed for to- I 3 morrow, and which clashed with the fetes to be held on that day in honour of the ...