... More Socialist than the Socialists. Mr. Watts says it is news to him that Socialism has been defined by a Trade Union Congress as a nationalisation of all the means of production, distribution and exchange. He denies, almost with an oath, that this ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. After the bounce and braggadocio indulged in by the handful of vain and foolish nobodies styling themselves the Council of the Social Democratio Federation, tha claims of last Sunday’s gathering in Trafalgar-square to public attention ...

... SOCIALISTIC LEGISLATION, Lord W has once more been c tiling attention to the Socialiatic character of ranch of our recent legislation. His reminder was never more needed or more opportune thtn now. There are, indeed, few subjects which demand the more ...

... SANCTIONS and Socialists The remarkable feature of ih split is that It leaves the Party itself In one camp and many of its most prominent leaders in the other. Officially Labour has always been the stoutest pillar of the League structure in this country ...

... Shocked Socialists. Is a bookmaker a capitalist ? In the true sense of the ward he is—and an extreme one at that. Therefore, if any sincere and thoughtful Socialists were at Epsom on Derby Day they must be thoroughly convinced by now that their mad policy ...

... IT SOCIALIST PARTY, INDEPENDEN' Germany FIIIENDS,—I address you thus because we are united in a struggle to rid the world of a cruel and overweening tyranny. The British people are fighting openly; you must, for the present, cloak your weapons with secrecy ...

... Primitive Socialists. Mr. Watts informs me that Socialism lived long before Collectivism had any raison d'être. I do not know that Collectivism has any excuse for existence even today, but I do know that Socialism lived as long ago as Barabbas and Ananias ...

... Socialistic Inconsistency. It is difficult to fathom the dual policy of the Socialist Party. Their cry is Stop War Against Russia! Yet they hail with glee any success achieved by Russia against Poland, who is desirous of retaining her independence and ...

... Socialist Slush. Pas?.iing Bow Street Police Court the other day during the hearing of the charge against William Watson, we found a gentleman busy selling copies of the. Socialist, in which we came across the question How comes it that Mr. Lloyd George ...

... Belgian Socialist THIS QUESTION OF FOOD is one of the most urgent problems now being discussed by M. Spaak, Belgian Foreign Minister, in his visit to London. • M. Spaak is vigorous, restless, witty, and very forthright. A Socialist, he has had an exciting ...

... A TOLERANT SOCIALIST ! Well, for two and a-half years I was very lucky, being employed as private secretn:y by a prominent Labour M.P. Though he was an ardent Socialist, he never even inquired my religion of politics when engaging me. Indeed, such questions ...

... OUR SOCIALISTIC NOVEL ...