... taught in the public schools, to boys and girls. The Health Department of the City Council of Milwaukee, under the reoent Socialist administration, distributed free leaflets to the citizens giving information as to the cause, prevention, and cure of many ...

... Government is in power i until all women are socially, politically, and economically free, has a membership consisting of socialists, trade unionists, and Daily Herald readers. The members of this I.*nion are determined to protect the suffrsgist mice ...

... , organised by the Daily Herald League, in which the following societies were represented: Daily Herald League, British Socialist Party, Dockers Union, Gasworkers' Union, and Fast London Federation of the Suffragettes. Before admitting the deputation ...

... Schwimmer is developing fairly, but only amongst the middleclass people. for the working women are in the clutches of the Socialist party, which is fur the time being opposed to women's suffrage for the simple reason that not even the men have got the vote ...

... l o th i n g spoiled by chemicals. others were smothered in flour, whilst not a few complained of receiving blow►►. The Socialist members, however, remained to listen to the speeches of the Suffragettes. who had by this tim e taken !Hisses.: of the Council ...

... purposes of punishment. My father, Dr. Pankhurst, drafted the first Bill that said that, and he was an Adult Suffragist, a Socialist, a Republican, and a believer in equal opportunities for every little child that is born. But times have changed since the ...

... Mr. Jane. Much interest was taken at both meetings on the women's question, and the opposition of one, calling himself a socialist, was ably answered by the speakers. Wednesday, May 27th, good meeting at Ford Road ; Messrs. Harvey and Jane, speakers, dealt ...

... little woman, wivia Pankhurst. from death by starvation. Should she die. it will be a very serious matter. for ours is • true Socialist's spirit. injury to one is au injury to all.' I trust you will act as soon as possible. as delay is dangerous. The letter ...

... diligent. Now she was sent for to his office. He met her with the Socialist paper and asked her if she had signed the appeal. She said yes, and he told her that she must not carry on any Socialist agitation or hold any meetings in the factory. She intended ...

... her brothers and their wives. She read the socialist paper aloud in the factory, and had soon made ten subscribers to it. But for some time she thought that she could never have a real share in the socialist movement. tor all the exhortations in the paper ...

... his living lay--starve though he might. The Schoolm sater's wife was described as a very dangerous woman. Suffragist and socialist opinions are labelled dangerous with some cause by those who flourish in the present corrupt state of society. Public ...

... Nelson, Lancashire, reports that at a great anti-war meeting in Berlin the police made a bayonet charge on the crowd. All the Socialist and other political clubs of Germans are being suppressed by the Government. The oppressed Poles in despotic Russia are finding ...