... - lAARS (`AN Then followed a description of a Socialist Utopia. The tit-bit of the speech was a picture of Sidney Webb, Ramsey Macdonald, Mr. SniiHie, and Sir Lee Chiozza Money experimenting in poultry farming. Say they keep three hens who lay 60 dozen ...

... statute book —for the benefit of the workers, and in the interests of their children, something of that sort happened. They as Socialists detested revolution, but they were called by many vile names because they wanted to work in the interests of peace and for ...

... ideas I believe in? The Unionist and Liberal Parties differ from the Irish Nationalists, the so-called Labonr Party and the Socialists The latter have to support the policy settled upon. at party conferences, and this materially interferes with individual ...

... sweep these things away. There were two kinds. of Socialists in Japan the Christian Socialists, who meetly worked on constitutional lines, and the non-Christian Socialists, who were militant. All Socialist, were shadowed by detectives in Japan. They were ...

... under in this titanic struggle the condition of the workers generally would he far worse than in the past. As a (hristian Socialist he declared I that men had not learned the teachings i lof Christianity as they should have done: if they had the necessity ...

... about 10,000 of the members favoured revolution by revolutionary means. Taking into account the members of. the British 'Socialist Party and the Fabians and adding them to the I.L.P. the members would be less than 50,000. It was the policy of the agitators ...

... movement was also becoming proulinent. A Bolshevist was (originally ' a member of the majority section of the old Russian Socialist Party. A Bolshevist now was a person who believed in a certain form of government based on tepee. sentation by itolustrial ...

... certain Socialistic tendencies. Although, it was not intended to conic to his ears, be considered that a great compliment. Mr. Balfour not long ago said We are all Socialists. If Socialism meant the good ot the majority he was a Socialist. If Socialism ...

... He did not think that with. ill) I oppose the tenets of faith put out a rest--he thought a rest would put forward by the Socialists in all their Whim all right (applause)--he would be tensest disguises, from the Bolsheviks on very touch . good next ses ...

... A great deal of the unemploynient in this country was preventible; it was due to distrust and uncertainty. The extreme Socialist wing was sowing distrust be tweeo employers and employed. The employer dia not know from day to day how he stood and dare ...

... religious life, and of ell moral codes. socialists of the most aggressive typa were working for the entire disruption of the social system. What would be put in its place they did not know. There ware constructive Socialists like Mr. Sidney Webb and Mr. Bernard ...

... had in Russia. In Germany there was Socialism, a form of government under which one of the leading and respected of the Socialists shot in the streets only a few days ago. He did not suppose there were many people who wanted to see that particular form ...