... 'Dumas monument; the oratorical tournament l in which Jaures end Clemeneesii were respectively champions of the unified Socialist; who form a bloc of their own, and the other bloc of about 400 Deputies. The election Cardinal Mathieu to the fauteuil ...

... attitude is perhaps eug e i ent l y plained in the eanteoc• The bill before in is based not on Liberal ma - Spies, but on Socialist Len. ert princit of seeder not Socialism. , of the Upper of th e a n vO ul cat ic r: of Canterbury oe the moon. tics Bill ...

... been occupied until after 3 o'clock with the Musical Copy. right Bill, presented a dull appearance this afternoon when the Socialist and Labour leaden' from the Continent came into the gallery to judge the standard of our British oratory. The part of the ...

... with identical hats.] [Many ladies aro nearing paper hats.] Your hats will help no doubt The mission that is Labour's; In Socialistic days This scheme will not amass— You need not be found out If you annex your neighbour's. IL , That you can take a Is very ...

... wekonted the delegates, tepc-zicilly S. .Mikine, of the Russian derision was arrived at to atter the name of the committee Socialist Inter-party Committee to Soda.list Labour Inter-party Committee. afternoon the 4144pdme entertained atlumoliton at the House ...

... to show how demoralising and decadent these luxutiaut excesses. The introduction of a hero aim though a millionaire is a Socialist, and who. incneoyer. strong religious doubts. is quite in keeping with American fiction The way in wh:cli Mrs Stanford's ...

... this CO 't.llcre ▪ o site true that a person who has but grasp el Socialist principles may in an Anarcbist. direction; so t hat a little learning ts • dangerous • But to the Socialist wbo is also a stu. woory and economics, no such mental of, t a a y ...

... remedy for hi. soul. he s its same.l sting as well as its . pleiiini - re. between the two Cruttendens Ants, the ward of the Socialist dresurier; the girrs rejection of the because she loves him too much and does not desire her ideal of him to sullied by any ...

... would be increased if their spiritual training was mingled ' 1 with more teaching on civil matters. :final note is of • socialistic character: I - Them figures mean that the demand of the workers for • fairer and better life throws on the nation a moral ...

... fall between two stools as an active force In British politics. The Labour party in the House of Commons he described as a Socialist party, and admitted that it RIM • very powerful. They have, be said, opened war on the Liberal party. The Liberals had just ...

... baron's daughter. and settled happily in a living presented to him by a rejected suitor of his wife. Th. description of the Socialist backsliding of the tutor: the innate wickedness of the cripple-son the vanity of the mother; the sound sense of the Jatighter: ...

... that the party would work for possible reforms, instead of striving for socialistic ideals. Th• Trades UMea wing of I.L.P. evidently views with misgiving the tendency of the socialist wing. A further interesting cornmint on the relations between the Labour ...