... SOCIALISTS' DREAM If. Guy Monet, Secretary- General of the French Socialist Party, said in Paris last night that the Socialists' dream was to extend Europe from the to Ireland. If this dream has not yet been realised it is due to the USSR, he said. ...

... THE SOCIALIST STATE. The Socialist who has conceded the two ' preceding steps in this argument may intelogioly shy at the last. Ile may say that though there is more employment and more total wealth, there is nothing to prevent the , capitalist from paying ...

... SOCIALIST BLACKMAIL. Mr. Maddock, M.P.. likened Socialism of to-day to the Prumianien which ruined Germany. For years the Sodahotel had been breabiesagreamlints, and during the war they pot the pistol to • the head of the Government. and said If you ...

... SOCIALIST AND THE KING. In Dublin on Saturday. Walter Carpenter. deecribed Mt the secretary of the Socialist party of Ireland, was charged with using language calculated to provoke • breach of the peace and to degrade the Ring In the esteem of hie subjects ...

... reference to the division of the pigs seems to have been derived frotu a story told at Anti-Socialist platforms twenty or thirty years ago. No self-respecting Anti- Socialist propagandist would deign to mention it. vulgar parlance, it is a story with whiskers ...

... SOCIALISTS VOTE. (To the Editor of the Leicester Mail.) Sir,---The Socialistn are rejoicing greatly at having polled shoot a million votes races than they did at the 1923 electim, and endeavour to show the vent increase in the 'Socialist vote during ...

... SOCIALIST PROMISES Captain Waterhouse. who came on to the meeting after addressing a large audience at the Charnv. - ood-street schools, said the airy promises which the Socialists made at the last election were being repeated by them to-day. The Socialists ...

... SOCIALIST PROMISES. (To the Editor of TN. Leicester Sir.--The chief plonk in Lrthour party'. ltuniripat progrannun --- • - . to be big. promises. We are to hare fire thi. and free the other. apparently little is In paid for. I suggest another addition ...

... SOCIALISTS AND PEACE. Objections to the Treaty. PARIS, Sunday. The Socialist National Council to-day discussed the Pesos Treaty. M. Landier insisted that the Socialist party group should present a nnited front towards the ratification of the Peace Treaty ...

... SOCIALIST MISREPRESENTATIONS. My T. N. SUTLER, ANTI-SOCIALIST In my itiderea the people of thin country have tar long allowed the half troths and miarepre4entatione of the Socialists to go unchallenged. mid I think it is time that notice was taken by ...

... SOCIALIST THIEF. .1 Socialist thief George Roberta made a defiant epetich from the dock lit the Loudon Semitone ceMerday. •' I a Soeiativt born and bred. he Aaid. and lam prtmil to unit it. I WAA starving. and instinct Mid to lielp myeelf. I tell you ...

... ITALIAN SOCIALISTS. Favour a Conference in Paris. ROME. Sunday (received to-day. The Parliamentary group of the Socialist Reformist party has appioied a motion wtrich favours the meeting of the Socialists of Allied emintries in Paris, arranged by the ...