... Bernhardi. If comes, twothirds of the Socialists will metamorphose into hysterical Jingoes, as they did in Italy during the Tripoli campaign, and are doing in Austria already. it is, some German Socialists while continuing to condemn war in the abstract, ...

... “Earthly Paradise”? Even Socialists cannot set up in business without capital. When one hears all this rubbish the Socialists are talking about not paying interest on the city's borrowed capital one wonders how many of the Socialist speakers and supporters ...

... SOCIALIST OUTBURST. Summoned During Uproarious Scenes. Ho. disgraceful scene marked the proceedings in the Q °f Commons late last night, during consideration in of the Unemployment Insurance Bill, four Labour being suspended, amid uproar and disorder ...

... Guests of the Socialists. Mr. Geoffrey and Lady Sybil Scott left the villa on Wednesday in order to permit of final preparations being made. It is worthy of mention that the Municipality of Fiesole, under whose jurisdiction the \ ilia Medici comes, is ...

... SOCIALIST SCHOOLS. Sowing the First Seeds of Revolution. Sir Kingsley Wood, M.P., speaking at Well Hall. last night, said a sinister sign of the activities of the Labour-Socialist Party to-day. was its ceaseless effort to capture the children of the nation ...

... The Socialists' Failure. The inter-Allied Socialists who have been meeting in London concerning the proposed trip to Stockholm have not achieved much. They sat for a couple of days and then adjourned. As far as we can read any meaning into the rather ...

... SOCIALIST COUNTE Countess of Warwick New York Saturday, on the • tania, to give a series of lectures United States and Canada on the Era in the Old World. was questioned very closely authorities, to see if there were any for deporting - her an undesirably ...

... THE SOCIALIST WANTS. Sir, —It is very comforting to read that “Fairness” has discovered the cure to all our ills. Only two his suggestions are necessary. Why, may I ask then, the use of his previous suggestions, which the ordinary mind finds difficult ...

... Socialist Sneers. The spoiled papers at Hall am were due to no defective education on the part of the electors, but to Socialist contempt of both the political houses. One humorist wrote Tweedledum beside the name of Mr. Jackson, and Tweedledeebeside ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE MONARCHY. 64, Victoria Street, London, S.W.I. Sir, —Tho recent offensive remarks of Mr. Kirkwood and other memlKirs tho Socialist Party about the Prince of Wales and his coming tour have boon regarded as the characteristically vulgar ...

... Socialists and the Aldermen. Councillor H. Jackson, referring to Mrs. Longden’s opponent (Mr. A. Barton), said that it was obvious from the Socialist manifesto, which could he accepted us his programme, that the Socialist Party got majority on the City ...

... Socialists. The lecturer said Socialism waks (idled upon to solve together the twin problems of • Poverty arid S:avery. Socialists talked far too much about 'getting rid of the eapitaist,,and thought far too little about the creation of the new social ...