... thought she was a woman of culture and progress. I must take her to a Fabian meeting and introduce her to Mrs. Summer, the Socialist. Ah, but one Fabian will not make a Summer, murmured the journalist. She is a very useful woman, said Miss Penfold ...

... overwork, and even actual retrogression which will alarm the Candides of our old friend the Cobden Club. * * * If we are all Socialists now, our Socialism has not gone far down in the body politic. It has scarcely touched the woman worker. And yet, little ...

... when she was in the full swing of her many engrossing occupations : teaching, writing articles for newspapers, attending socialistic meetings, and taking part in political discussions—she was essentially a modern product —Bernardine fell ill. She lingered ...

... enthusiastic. Mr. Sidney Webb, speaking at the Essex Il all on The Progress of Collectivism, said that the greatest need of the Socialist party was for men and women to set themselves to apply the theories of collectivism to the problems of modern life. Learn ...

... rates increase by reason of local improvements what will the world say if he increases rents I He recognises and hates the Socialistic, or more strictly speaking, Christian tendencies of the age, which are trying to carry into practice the injunction that ...

... Sea. (Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Limited.) Stories of the Army. (Sampson Low.) Stories of Italy. (Sampson Low.) A Socialist Deputy in the French Chamber proposed to make the sale of imported corn a State monopoly. It is stated that a rough draft ...

... for a wine-seller to conthine to sell wine, for the sake of his pocket, to a customer who is the worse for liquor. The socialistic teaching is also very sound. The principle of perfect brotherhood is insisted upon in the writings of the Yasna, and especially ...

... Cathedral for a service including Bach's Passion music. The Bishop of Manchester says that to-day the world could not bear a socialist organisation of labour. Mr. Charles Booth read a paper on The Statistics of Pauperism in Old Age before the Statistical ...

... future.' According to my lights, I do what poor work I can in that spirit. You are not a Socialist. Half the things you say, or imply, show it. And we are Socialists. She hesitated, looking at him steadily. No I—so far as Socialism means a Political system—the ...

... One of her fellow students and her two brothers were members of a rising Socialist society, and spent their evenings almost entirely on various forms of social effort and Socialist propaganda. They seemed to Marcella's young eyes absolutely sincere and ...

... REFORMED SOCIETY. How would you bring about a better state of things ? In a properly organised society, viz., under a socialist system, opportunity would be given to all persons for doing the work most suitable to them. The economical position of women ...

... rate of wages as is paid to men. You will understand that lam speaking only of the industrial classes. In the present non-socialist state of things there are two scales of wages for women employed in the handicrafts or manufactures. One scale is confessedly ...