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... included in the late oiganisation was then exhaustively discussed. In the end it was resolved to found a body called tlie Socialist Party (Kent Section). Communication* regarding this body to sent A.Field,Maidstone. TRADE NOTES. LUTON HOCBE, WIDMoRE ROAD ...
... and to press them forward had the icsult of drawing attention away from reforms that were practicable. The wellmeaning Socialist might very easily hinder reform hy , drawing across the line of men’s imagination thoughts which kept back reforms which ...
... a prayer aloud or s|*eak a word about Jesiiv. As she grew older she wanted do something for her Master, and she got the Socialists to then hall to her, thing they had never done More to any speaker, and her’i was the Inst Bible that went into that hall ...
... question. The socialist Jleadeis never gave the slighest attention to the drink. If the working classes of England were to spend upon other trades what they spent upon drink their welfare would materially improved. Until the Socialists took this question ...
... the following resolution : That this mooting the Executive Committee desires that the party shall actively co-operuto with Socialists, Trade Cnioniste, and all parties who are working for the mitigation of human suffering. general meeting of.subticribers ...
... candidate, before the electors w.i* and willing to adjust all social, political. other grievances. Did they a*k bun if Wit* a Socialist? He certainly was: would h-r six days? holiday week and look out that was Well paid for the overtime. Mr. Cress's other ...
... the that Ile supplied. It he who was the he'd •utbority in that matter, and who had the hest right to speak. In the of the Socialist or the Roman Catholic. for i.tmere. if they net. fair, they would rather hare evidence trom the insider'n itoiett of that ...
... contended that the unrest of the present day was not due to underpaid labour, but to the capture of the Trades Unions by Socialists. - - .1. C. Cave. , remarked that a great deal bad been said regarding railway-men and their wages. But with them it was ...