... the erect will in furtherance of the modern tendency to extinguish the small employer. Nor is thin inconsistent with the Socialist theories of the Labour men. They would rather see• all capital in • few hood., that it might more easily pain into the hands ...

... colonial newspapers. end • mentonal writer in Irish aml English tournals and review* He had • decided leaning towards Socialistic doctrines in his writings and speeches. amp was far from bent in union with t h ether Irish leach**. his theories of land ...

... remedy them detects. There were posit* a few members of this Have who might, (eel that the legislation wa s rather too socialistic. They mght say why not leave the provision of these labourers cottage s to private enterprise. The fact was that private ...

... It is a carefully calculated political demonstration, designed to strengthen the hands of the Labour members in their Socialistic polio y; and it is pretty sure to be imitated in London and wherever else there are working-men politicians anxious to advertise ...

... primitive Christianity, and seemed to favcur a Socialistic State. At any rate, at the evening service he spoke very hardly of the selfishness of present-day commercialism. It was no crdinary sermon. but his Socialistic ideas impressed me as somewhat Utopian. ...

... required from the parents. But no one seriously supposes that such payment would be not only by the parents, bat also by the Socialists. who maintain that it is just as much the duty of the State to provide free meals for the children as it is to provide them ...

... live work, ready to his hand. He says Socialism is spreading even in dark Belfast. Then, Mr. Trew, atop it, if you can. Socialists only want a fair hearing and no favour, and can give and take hard knocks without indulging in low personalities. Mr. Trew ...

... pens, otherwise those who go these for a day! This was the thread of my letter, and Demos. with the usual vituperative Socialistic clap-trap. desires the Cities Council to amuse alumdunt at the expense of the smug, respectable villa dwellers. In appealing ...

... mid ignorance of Skicialism is quite palpable. Who told him that Socialism means divide and share It is only a paltry Anti Socialist he, and so long as it does service among their dupes it will be repeated. But why argue! Socialism is with to stay, and it ...

... the points he raises himself. Last week he wrote— Who told him that Socialism means divide and share. It is a paltry Anti-Socialist be. Now. every schoolboy knows that Socialism means the communionism of property. Yet this inflated upholder of this gospel—which ...

... the Socialists are divided into two main groups--the Government Socialists and the Revolutionary hticialists; in Austria, Italy, Russia, Spain and Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands they are also strong, as that whether one is Socialist or anti- ...

... will be one against Socialism. Rejecting euphemisms. he declares that the Labour Party in the House of Commons consists of Socialists who are bent on substituting State ownership of land and all the other means of production for private ownership. No doubt ...