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... the face the earth condition* like that, if it was ordy for the sake of the boy, and to jrive him chance. It was not a Socialistic cry, but a Christian cry. We mast encourage education, Hit? f*‘tler housing of the poor. In conclusion. let him say that ...

... hard gold the Socialists would repudiate paper money; but was quite certain there was not sufficient gold with which to purchase the laud aud buildings upon it vvbieli the Socialists would require. Supposing the Utopian scheme of the Socialists were possible ...

... strife. is the latter undesirable eonse ...

... ;eu‘d the Socialists if they had their way ’•'ild soon make short work tliat body. Whether the country was ripe or not for Socialism ilie present day did not know, but, neverthethere were even now some illustrations of the ; ol Socialists in the shape ...

... ii'i'l eventually bring about a state of social anarchy. Not unlike the Tariff Kefornu rs, the Socialists believed tliat this country was to the dogs. The Socialists said things were bad that it wits impossible to make them worse, and Tan Ketonuers said the ...

... •‘CHEWIN.J TI,E FAT.** labourer charg'd at Acton u.tli hvius drunk ami disordorlv give no an use that pit extra agitat 'd Socialist meeting ’}. fining and aggravating me. Mapi-»lrale it . ,„ . for Who 0, y.,M t |„. |.,o|. i( . i„ ,h« i hoy were ihowoio ...

... tin-only tr.i;r one. . ■the actual manner in wliieli one «o.ij.inot really matter. was ajain>i the v .M. t'ne Agnostic, ami the Socialist, ami the .'h ami relijriou> sloth ot the preseni ilay tin? laaeuc took its >taml, ami it ealle ...

... RIGHT TO WORK BILL. HOW WEST-COUNTRY MEMBERS VOTED. In the division in the House of Commons on Friday the anti-Socialistic amendment to the Unemployed Workmen Bill the Westcountry members voted as follows For the Bill; Mr. T. W. Dobson, Sir G. Kckewich ...

... threw himself into this c-nteot with the most wonderful energy and enthusiu ,:n. It three fight; bur, ill b'* sec n. the ■ a Socialist candidate had influence upon tho result. *ci nlc-l wno really, thcrofnre. between tin? pe •: re*; 111 a*i ’. c v * it;:* ...

... FROM KIKFF. dramatic .story traitor's fate comes from Kieff. the central figure lieing young man named Amossoff. member the Socialist- Revolutionary organisation. mo.-.-off. who was engaged married a girl member of tho game body, became tired the constant ...

... Outlook, but for the mechanical majority which Mini-ters hold at their command to register the late-t proposals that the Socialists have extorted. The result that we -hall have fragmentary and inefficient system, an enormous expense, which will either ...