... and every Liberal vote, polled another seventeen thousand Socialist or Independent, one presumes. His official Socialist opponent polled twenty-three thousand. He did well. He was a good Socialist candidate, though nothing remarkable, nothing to write ...

... moved Mr. MacDonald. Yet, even at that late hour, the Government might have been saved if, as no doubt both Liberals and Socialists hoped, one part of the Opposition had pinned itself to the vote of censure, and the other to the Committee of Inquiry. But ...

... It looks as if the Conservatives will again get the largest number of votes at the next general election, for the Labour-Socialist party is more hopelessly divided than the Liberals, and a divided party never wins in the country. If this surmise is right ...

... summoned to smite the Blacks of the Catholic Centre party and the Reds of the Social Democrats, have smitten only the Socialists black has come up as often as before on the Reichstag roulette. However, so far the Kaiser is pleased, and has kindly agreed ...

... POLITICS. The End Approaches. T t is a matter of some difficulty to prognosticate the date of the demise of the present Socialist Government. Its life may be prolonged by the nervous attentions of the Liberal Party, who have no desire, according to The ...

... right to laugh at it. Costs rose hearts sank. Mr. Dornford Yates wrote a book to prove the dangers that come from having a Socialist hunts man. Miss Gloria Swanson took London's heart by storm and Sir Gladwyn J ebb cap tured New York for much the same reasons ...

... is a fruitful soil for that particular form of unrest which it has become fashionable to call Bolshevism. The Moderate Socialist party in Germany is as fully anxious as anyone else to avert anarchy, which is merely another name for Bolshevism, and in ...

... We shall be surprised if these repeated declarations against the Hohenzollern dynasty, coupled with the activities of socialistic and de mocratic Germany, do not make the throne of Wilhelm rock threateningly in preparation for its final fall. We believe ...

... between capital and labour. The German Elections, ^Phe result of the German elections proves that the Spartacists and extreme Socialists have not obtained a hold upon the masses of the people, and this, after innumerable sums have been spent in propaganda which ...

... beauty and as snobbishly sure that she will marry money and distinction Madge from Girton, straining toward the brave new socialistic world into which she plans to lead a diffident young solicitor Carol, the youngest, so vital in her eagerness Alan, demobilised ...

... P. C. Rhondda Well-- by next Christmas From London Opinion WOULD YOU GO UNDER THE CIRCS.? Proprietor of Take Inn (to Socialist Inquirer) Yes, we can accommodate you if you don't mind sharing a bed with a nice clean German gentleman I From The Evening ...

... handed his glasses up to her and without faltering she read the race for him. Accurately, too. It is only the Church and the Socialists nowadays who consider games of chance to be a sin. The English, from grandmothers who fill in their weekly football pools ...