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... KARL MARX AND SOCIALIST POLICY : A Justification of the Labour Party. By ROBERT HUNTER. Four Pates. 316 per 1,000. SOCIALISM AND ART How Capitalism Hills Beauty. An 1: •erview with Mr. HENRY HOLIDAY Four BM The N•tional Labour hem Limited, dtreet, Meneberter ...
... to bear on Soo ialism. and to help Socialists to purge their own movement of its baser elements. They could only do this by a I willingness to recognise all that was good in Socialistic ideals, and to make Socialists as welcorne within the communion of ...
... note. Thu last no common achievement n, a paper run in the interests of a class, and especially, perhaps, in Labour and Socialist newspapers, which. somehow or other, tend to get into the hands of enthusiastic who try to supply the want of experience ...
... and put pressure on government. We are proud to see that the Labour and Socialist movement organised internationally is standing solidly for ( peace. The International Socialist Bureau states that the working class movemfmte In Armenia, Greece, Turkey ...
... in thin, the first cue at Liverpool, he imposed a fine of 10s. and El 6s. 6d. costs only. WOMEN'S SOCIALIST MOVEMENT. The Women's International Socialist Movement is the title of a lecture to be given by Mr. .1. Ramsay MacDonald, M.P., at Caxton • Rail ...
... author's views, the local Liberal press is timid, and gives him but little support. It is left to the Ham bariler Echo, the Socialist daily paper, to vindicate this courageous writer. All friends of humanity hope that Lamssus will not be allowed to fall a ...
... either party. because the landlord clam were violently opposed to reform of any sort and the Socialists did not regard the scheme as an improvement any MM. The Socialist*. however, are continuing to carry on the agitation for an extension of the suffrage, realising ...
... at high assessments. • • - We venture to warn the Liberal Party, - cries the 3furemg Post, that in embracing these wild Socialist principles they are embarking upon • tery dangerous course, which leads direct to nationalisation and the destruetiogi of ...
... the local Cosnitil of 34. lass Labour efforts are being made this rear. Four candidates are in the field, sod the British Socialist Party bate forward a fifth. The eloctions ars among ti most important of recent years, for among the beforn the Council are ...
... LABOUR ABROAD. ESS IN OTHER LANDS. Socialist and Labour leaders la other countries are supplying us daily with special information as to the democratic movement abroad, end this enable' us to give a picture of the international movement denied to any ...
... ehildren, and it is in large measure the wrongs of children sal women which make him • sturdy champion of the I.ahour and I Socialist cause. The miner, knnvv trust his. ...
... But M. Jaures dues nut despair. He points' to the powerful speech of a Bulgarian Socialist deputy against the war, and makes an appeal . to all Radicals and Socialists to organise in. making an immediate protect against butchery in the Balkans. BRITAIN ...