... time. a so b a a a One other very curious, study in human nature has evolvedl through the war. A certain section of the Socialist party arc in favour of slaying the Dutchmen. Yet tle. very foundaltion of Socialism is cosmo1- ?? course it is impossible ...

... a public meeting to-night at the Batter. sea Town Hall. Mur. Croniwrighlu Schreiner, Dr.Clark, M.P., and come prominent Socialists, Mr. Lansebur nmongst them, arc to speak, whilst the popular Chain man of Battersea Vestry is to preside. We are askes to ...

... has been, for a long tume, the only outspoken paper and a tree friend to the wor-ding classes in England. I had been as a Socialist since 1847, when I first came to know Karl Marx and F. Engels at- the Communist Congress in London, November, 1847, when ...

... THE WAU. The following indictment of the war is from the pen of our veteran member of the German Reichstsg, Liehknecht, Socialist, and appeared in the May Day number of Jsleclicc And I ans thinking of the terrible war w-hich began just seven months to ...

... library of ordiunary novels.- Daily Chronicle. Not to everyone is it givl to ho a prophot to his genera- ?? the Rul~soaim Socialist reformer bhs in this muatter the divine right that comes fror inward conviction and lifelosg stragge.- Daily Oews. - If ...

... held at Kingsland Green at 11.30, to be addressedby representatives from tb6 S.D.IF., the Hackney Peace Ussion, the Hackney Socialist and Labour Council, the Shop Assistants' Union, &c. This is what Rudyard Kipling, the doggerel Poet Laureate ot the Proe-tore ...

... Byron. Poems by James Russefl Lowell. Leaves of Grass,' by Walt Whitman. Towards Democracy, by Edward Carpenter. Songs for Socialists, collected by E. Carpenter. Past and Present, by Thomas Carlyle. Les Miserables (English trans.), by Victor Hugo. Peace ...

... to destroy Gone~ ment or Organized Violeuce. PROPAGANDA OF DEED. It is at this point that Tolstoy parts compakv 9,-ih the Socialists and such Anarchists as counteflsnre the 2sropaauced~a of deed. Governments, even irhesl the; pretend to act in the interest ...