... Socialists. * i MASSED WEALTH. FABLE FOOL. * i g'-''Lo>r familiar those studied course of Permeation Labour '! ' ! ' ;u, I' their origin ■ Socialist enthusiasts ; *'° of Marx been this country the We say because the original j- lU -;oi;' sto of IMIS ...

... SOCIALISTS BOLSHEVIKS. Paris, •Wednesday, j The Central Committee of the Revolutionary Socialist Party in Russia has Lent to the French National Socialist Council and the Socialist Parliamentary • jGroup a strong denunciation of the Bolshevik Government ...

... SOCIALIST DISTURBANCES IX SWITZERLAND. Neuehatel, Wednesday The Socialist Party Chaux-de-Fonds threatens to declare a general strike ii the town not promptly cleared of troops. The escaped Councillor Graber still at liberty. Proceedings are being taken ...

... The Socialist BOGEY OF PROFIT. (EY J. H. GARDNER.)—Y. To tax the community for the advantage of class is not protection it is plunder, and I disclaim it.— Earl of Beaeonsfield. To the facts which adduced in last article the Socialists attempt two replies ...

... appealed to moderate Liberals to assist Unionists in warding off the great Socialist danger. Major S. E. Harvey said that the Liberal Party, by putting the Socialists into and keeping them there, hail iorieitod t_«s confidence of many of their folios era ...

... Socialists AND THE LAND. FALLACIES EXPOSED. The Right Hon. Arthur Henderson, M.P., hie letter to the International Conference the Taxation of Land Values, held in Oxford, repeated the oft-heard cry of the Socialist propagandist, that the landowners the ...

... congregated. When the Socialists began to leave they were vigor- ously hooted rushes were made from variows points to steps of the . INaie and female, were easily rosettes, when a e by the r to be of age he wae jee member of the Socialist party appeared at ...

... Socialists e | AND PEACE AGITATION, •• MR. S ALLEGATION. Washington. Tu-sday. Mr. Meyer London, one of the New York ' representatives, and the only Socialist meni*j her the Congress, is in receipt a til* ' gram from Mr. Chairman of the English Independent ...

... because rt had done nothing. The Socialists came before the people at the last General Election and told them they had the absolute and only cure for this evil Some of the people—too many —believed that, and so the Socialists got con. ei-derable support. ...

... Socialists ARE AFRAIO OF OCCUPYING OWNERSHIP. At tlie Independent Labour Party Summer School, at Clougbton, yesterday, in a discussion the Socialisation of agricul- j ture, Mr. Christopher Turner, landowner, of Lincolnshire, said that if instead of w ...

... recognising the grave dissensions which exist amongst leaders of the Socialist Party and within the party itself on vital issues of public policy, considers that' toe formation of a Socialist Government would be a source of danger to the nation. He said it ...

... Socialists AND CAPITAL LEVY. lI.—{REASONS AGAINST. (1) Capital Levy might be used a- last desperate resort of a Chancellor the Exchequer trying to save the from bankruptcy. BUT we happily are not in that position. We are paying our way out of our income ...