... stuakilled labourer, At precut these dunes had nu ratlike at all, and when they toodt up with politics they would he of • :socialist character, they would suppi.rt the MCA who them redistribution of the good things of this life. The And result of their reset ...

... the minds of the workmen waist their employers and that tyrant capitol. Threatening placards, violent articled in the Socialist Press, street processions, with drums, kg, have been resorted to. The bonsequence of all this is that the master builders ...

... disprove them, will finally, in world, What direction that effort will secret even to Were he what he was at air, would Socialist. No effort, sa: y observera, would dislodge the man w on peasant bo abolinhod the three times under one = another into half ...

... , a Polish lady, who has in New we ren, ‘im han poms ba wes smpociate and friend of Louis Napoleon, but be enter tained socialist and communist him from retaining the confidence of that ruler after the French after the establishment of the revolutivn ...

... Lyons. at Toulon% and In other greet town: the chief dificolties the Government has to contend with are raised by theßed and Socialist party. At Lyons the red leg been unfurled pertinaelously—s Sag to which every peasant In France w mid infinitely prefer the ...

... pot at ell times Cemtify with our correspondent’s opinéovs. } Republic, as represented by the National Assembly, with the Socialistic and Com- munistic Republic, as represented by the Central Committee, continues, and the varying phases of this much to be ...

... eston followed eal address on “all im esccom said tay thet “‘all the o what it cost, is could th eaid he was not bat a Socialist, did not want merely to ove bat something more; th os they of the land and of the money as fa Mr. Article ; the Rights of ...

... was notoriously more a Russian than a Pole, and bad long been connected with the Russian socialists, none of the Poles under the Commune ilonged to any socialist organization, the memorial says :— All these men are deeply guilty in our eyes, and we abandon ...

... whatever my opinion may have been of the value of the mew I remained faithful to the Commune and to the Federalist and Socialistic ideate which it VIM its mission to represent and to realize. Although opposed to war, and especially to civil war, I took ...

... considered to be the revolt of Paris was but a horrible machination of the Versailles Government to destroy the Republican Socialist party. The death of the hostages could not be imputed to the Commune, which in fact no longer existed on the date of the ...

... Spain of a casket of valuable ‘and that the robber is sup- & Very costly necklace. fo have taken refuge in Belgium. The Socialist of Brussels, in reference to the AJ] the blood that late executions at V waistcoat will not make a purple mantle of it. flows ...

... Communists. During July, August, and September, France remained in a very unsettled state, disturbed by µAkita] intrigues and socialistic and democratic extravagances; but throughout this time M. Thies exercised a potent and beneficial influence on the country ...