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THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION

... meeting for a quarter of an hour, Sir and a deputation went to negotiate with the Socialists. When the mecetiug was re-opened, r the President stated that the Socialists present nid liad proittised not to disturb any of the .ry speakers again, btut when ...

FEBRUARY REVIEWS

... is a notable study in compromise. It gives a new significance to the phrase rWe are all Socialists now. Nobody at all events need disavow being a Socialist if they take the Dean of Ripon's plan of welconing Socialism. It is quite a simple plan which ...

CURRENT LITERATURE

... however, from that volume chiefly iu being expository and historical rather than critical. At a time when Socialist doctrines and socialistic organizations on the Continent are attracting so iuuoh attention Mr. ICaufmann's boolk, which traces in a 'calm ...

THE BOOKS OF WILLIAM MORRIS

... -whose record is hero told in the title- t pages of sonie 150 books-of poetry, of romantic prose, of art criticism, of socialistic propa- ganda! If it merely meas, said Morms, of a his last illness, 1 that if I am to be laid up for a little while ...

COUNT TOLSTOI'S NEW BOOK

... ard happy repardless of what kind of life you live here.' The Socialist, also promises a heaven for the future, and Bellamy's apocalyptic vision is his promisel to his follow!ers. The Socialist saxs in szubstance, 'It doesn't matter what voe do nowe anid ...

FRENCH MINISTERIAL POLICY

... cut the Republican party in two, and attributed the split entirely to the Radicals who were allying themselves with the Socialists. He. also rebutted the accusation of clericalism, and appealed for the union of all Republicans whoss policy aimed at neither ...

ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC

... ? affair to deal with Social Democracy, referred, it is rt'hle explained, solely to the repression of Socialist excesses, and not to the Socialist movement as a whole.-Reuter. ] THY 3URDS} OFx4N ENGLISHMAX IN CANADA. Stu TORONTO, MAxcE 4.-A statemient ...

THE POLITICAL TRIAL IN RUSSIA

... though the charges against him wtre among the least grave. Feigner, Kobeliansky, and Zoubkhoosky admitted belonging to the Socialist party, denying the specific charges alleged. Prsniakoff also affirmed that the revolver was not fired designedly the time ...

ADELPHI THEATRE

... inijred, His antagonist runs for Ith a, assistance, and meanwhile a mysterious being, one st LI Maguire, described as a Socialist, comes on the fa r scene, and pays oil an old score by murdering the in-' 3 jured man. Hle then disappears, and the artist ...

RECENT NOVELS

... his lad. lChears.) ?? -- PEOPOSR SOCIALIST CoNGenz81-Our Geneva Correspondent writes :- A manifesto dated Brussels, March 28, signed by BE. Anseele, of Ghent, on behalf of the General Council of Belgian Socialists, and addressed to the Soialists of ...

SALE OF MANUSCRIPTS AND BOOKS

... at the last Congress of the Genean Social Democrats. On tbo assembvy of the Reichstag, a motion by Herr Auer, one of the Socialists, that any seutenees upon their members who were also members of Parliament should not conic into effect antil after the ...

Society and Art

... tisiglit perorate, like everybody ; but niight 0 not bie painters or sculptors, or engineers. , Nothing- canl be less socialistic ; teething, its far- as Art went, could be snore Successful, It cer- tainhy doues siot look as if Socialism were thed secret ...