... only speakes _ ism, must have stopped short somewhere about 1905. Our Comrade says thht Socialist Independent Unionism is not a post-revolutionary machine, but is a necessary requisite to the accomplishing of the Social Revolution in• Great Britain. We ...

... Strong Speaking. Wasters and spendthrifts was how mother candidate, at a Tayport meeting, described the members of the late Authority. The Authority, in this gentleman's view, :had been dominated by faddists and theorists. - They had gone on making ...

... SPEAK UP! Women's Failure on the Platicrrn Women are always crediketl with the gift of the gab all inopportune moments, hut when they are giver the chance to speak —in fact, when one pleads with them to speak--they insta.itly become as silent as the ...

... ADERS SPEAK. Asquith and the True Liberalism. ...

... SPEAKING BY THE BOOK. Miss Violet Markham says that it is much more dangerous to have a C 3 mind than a C 3 body. This is a subject upon which a lady may be expected to pose as an authority, since she belongs to a class whose mode of living is calculated ...

... Speak L. G. COMING. TO SPEAK ON SATURDAY NIGHT. Mr Lloyd George will addret.s a demonstration in Edinburgh en Saturday evening. It is expected that he will reach the city from Glasgow shortly after six o'clock. ...

... BLAB CAT SPEAK. J. W. Gleaister (New York) wri'ica: The blue-nose Jo'Janie; and the long-face Annies are bad losers. They are now trying to discredit the Literary prohibition poll which, when showed over 6) pr cent. of the Digest . readers against ...

... FREE TO SPEAK OUT. He did not propose to go into a whole programme that night, but there were two items concerning which he would say a word. He recalled the assurances that weze given to the men who spontaneous.y joined up to fight for what they thought ...

... THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES TAN BLACK . BAR LACE GIRL'S BOX DERBY SHOE. BLACK or TAN GLACE. I -BAR. APEX 7. 8,9, 10. 11, 12, 13 , 1. PRICE 4/1 1 5/11 GIRL'S BLACK GLACE. 1-BAR SHOE. Tab and Buckle. Nature-form last. APEX .1 . 8, 9. 10. ...

... SPEAKING WITH TWO VOICES. Be Honest writes : It is to be hoped that the advocates of No Licence will now cease to speak with two voices. Sometimes they pose as out-and-out prohibitionists. Why refer to the success of Prohibition in America, and try ...

... All Speaking the Same. The battle of the accent has opened again. George Bernard Shaw has expressed a desire for a universal standard. One may sympathise in theory with G. 13.5., but one's support must be with critics. It might be consoling to the ear ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING WANTED. The more one considered that question, the more one was forced to the conclusion that an essential antecedent to the stabilisation of the exchanges was a reconsideration and a readjustment of the reparation claims. A bankrupt Germany ...