... aluminium is worth .010 a tow. tiermany no doubt the price is higher.] ITALIANS WHO WANT WAR. RIOTINO IN Ito MII Rome. Sunday —Socialist and Natioruil a.t meeting's were held in Rome aeciay in opposition to each other. ressilting in terious disorder . The S ...

... Monday. waiting for ale• ntirkrt to reopen, and ae fresh rioto were feared the ads sus pmhibited until the ufternoon. The Socialist netrsgsper Vorw•aert in a hitter (eminent on the occurrence, remarks: l'itotographs of thin potato raid. at (blows° ahould ...

... the Rolchstag many hours were devoted to the distrussion of the brutalities to which German soldiers were subjected. Five Socialist depotiei brought mountains of documentary evidence of the barbarity of the Prussian officers. Representatives of all parties ...

... and to r. Porter for hi. add rr-s , . on the motnon w the )favor. PARIS IN WAR TIME. SCENES AND INCIDENTS. WOMEN AND WORK. SOCIALIST AND WI-AUST. The following is a %cry interesting looter sent by mi.. .1. E. Southall, Neaport. :•!on to the South Wales ...

... Mr. C. Morgan; duett, In the Springtime (Newton), Miss Buncombe and Miss Roberts; reels tation, Impressions of a Socialist Grater Hvxle Park, Mr. J. H. Davis (encored) ; song., The British Volunteers (Clifford Arthur), Mrs. R. Price ; song ...

... the second half. His finest piece was un- toot., calling the attention of the Government deuhtedly the stamp speech of a Socialist to' the lart's import of fore-i:VI hors. and Ti orator in Hyde Park. As a piece of toure economic grounds eetitioning fee ...

... the G.W.R. and Joint Pail- well known to require praise. His now ways. 'lies trams were as follows .--41.w.n. famous Socialist Orator proved a wonderful ltalphs; Babb.; and Sims; F. Bray, Trotman, laughter neilecer and an enema was insisted T. 11 ...

... love sick passion lingers: song, Won't you waltz with us. Mr. H. Onsling. enter*. dui Abdallalii recitation. The Socialist. Mr. IL Davis. encore. To-Morrow. Special mention should he made of the fact, %loch is undoubtedly siniond ii, local concert- ...

... IN ROUMANIA. SIGNS UP RLVOLLIWN Rome, .tune 30.—The sitnation in iloum.o .1 as , mming an extremely grave divraftel The Socialist - 4 have eleciarod. a genanl 0;16. in almost all the towns. :tad niece awns be aigne a revolution. LEOMINSTER members, many ...

... achieve t social emancipation for o.hemselteS. r.s.- serted that the trade: unions were doing more to that end than all thui socialists. No wet or party could -ate the working class; they would have to achieve their own emancipation. If they could not get ...

... which was at once spn•ad thionghoat Vienna by special editions of the papers. aroused re feelings of indignation and mpathv. Socialist circles in Ainstenlani it is stated that Freidrich Adler i. the pohlisher of the. newspaper Per Kamen. editor of the Vienna ...

... Zurich states : On the cud November a procession of 0,0.0 people paraded the streets of Dresden. Headed by leaders of the Socialist party, they marched to the Ministry of the Interior, near the Royal Palace, halted, and sent in a deputation, which demanded ...