... THE SOCIALIST UTCGPILA. Lot us now look for a moment at the Socialist answer to the question as to how the ]niw'» of commodities 1s to he fixed. In the case of the ten men wanting the pair of boots, the Socialists would probably say that the boots ...

... THE | SOCIALIST UTO . R LECTURE O Versus Another of the w for by the Econo Blaydon, for the knowledge of soun about industry. course of his add catch phrases mos propagandists at nmore wages mean more spending pov At first sight s be very attractive «upport ...

... —or lend M out ‘ati interest himself as the medfaeval moneylanders used to do. The Socialist plan, as outlined by Sir 0. Mosley, must include the prohibition of all these methods. Under such ‘a schleme everybody’s money is required for use a 3 the instrument ...

... the Liberal Party. The Socialist ‘rapmsontativo told, in very plain and simple language what was wrong with the other Parties, and said that because the other Parties were no good it was left to the people to support the Socialist cause. Candidate Watson ...

... progress of the Socialist forces in local government has been ignared. Conseguently, every year has seel o greater number of important towns passing under the control of Labour-Socialist majorities, Wi aat is the policy of the Labour-Socialist Party? Whatever ...

... OUTI AND “GIVES THE GAME AWAY. While the Socialist Government liss spent the last three months busily * endeavouring to talk the public into a sense of security and convince them that it has no real Socialistic intentions, individual members of it are ...

... delegates gave instances of apathy, and other representatives spoke of the result of Socialist government in their arcas. Mr. T. Jobling, Blaydon, said that since the Socialists took command they had built several hundred houses, and now there were arrears ...

... former supporters soceding from their ranks into those of the Socialists, The politics of the future wouid have mno place for three-cornerad fights, It would be Socialist against anti-Socialist. (Applause.) He would like to say to those Liberale who were ...

... calling attention, a few days ago, at Annfield Plain, to the extraordinary statements made by Socialist candidates and M.P.’s, I have noticed that the Socialist member for Consett has had a good deal to say about “political honesty,” with particular refer- ...

... combination of Conservatives and Liberals against the Labour-Socialist. . A careful analysis of the recults of the Jast municipal elections in 131 of the principal towns, -where Labour-Socialist candidates were in the field, shows the following figures ...

... Dickie’s) speech at Annfield Plain in the letter which was read at the Socialist meeting at Consett, Leaving aside the unworthy personal references, he was unable to understand what the Socialist member meant by saying: I must decline to descend to his methods ...

... the Socialist Party, it 13 i possible to avoid the conclusion that, with a 4 Socialist Government in control of n:lfl’al. affaivs, it is difficult to maintain a state offf: peace throughout the great national iflds‘,f tries, Somehow a Socialist Government ...