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... SOCIALISTS. GLASOOW has endorsed the general verdict of the country for the National Government. The position is as it was before the 1922 election In stead of 10 out of the 15 seats in the city the Socialists now hold only five, and three of these—Uovan ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. • The Manchester Corporatiein and Mr. J. K. Hardie. YuLitnit4iru.l Friday. An important sequel deseleped I. eon. aeetiou with the preeemittee tit Mr. J. K. Hardie. of Old Cunmock, Ayrshiiii, and Smialists by the Manehester Parks Committee ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. Mors Tumultuous Scenes at the International Congress. LONDON, Wednesday. The International /Socialist Workers' and Trade emigreu was resumed to-day in London—Mr. Hyndraan presiding. The Chairman in appealing for orderly behaviour, reinariol ...
... Socialists 11R. CHAMBERLAIN said that the Government had endeavoured, in the White Paper, to give the information for which Mr. Attlee had asked, without entering upon details which it might be dangerous to make public, since they could not be confined ...
... THE SOCIALISTS. Thecitizen Schwab haadrawn some attention to himself since the assassination of the Czar, and lie gets roufhly handled in the Press, though generally in a tone cif banter. Some- Lillie ago Johnny Bouquet gave, an amusing iiceount of an ...
... SOCIALIST_ The Socialist may be described as a man who feels right but thinks wrong, he desires to do good but he goes the wrong way about it, and no man is more troublesome than the amiable man who attempts to do the right thing in the wrong way. This ...
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... Of the Socialists-- We Socialists believe in fair shares. We believe that, with goodwill, honesty of purpose and a recognition of the sacred lights of humanity, we can achieve a state of society in which a man's worth shall be reckoned by his service ...
... THE SOCIALISTS' DEMAND. Copenhagen, Wednesday. The Anti-Militarist Sub-Committee of the International Socialist Congress today drew up a resolution declaring it to be the duty of Social Democrats to strenuously resist militeriam. especially by refusing ...
... THE SOCIALIST IDEAL. Speeking at a sale of work in ratecday Mr. J. K. Hardie. M.P., said there was no hope for Great Britoil', as there no hope for the world. °part from that which Socialism afforded. The ordinary political parties bad to co nsistent ...
... SOCIALIST APOLOGIST. The speaker at a Socialist meeting et Tottenham yesterday remarked that the were not to be blasted to snob an extent as some people appeared to be blaming them, for the conditions slider which they lived made men disparate. ...
... DIVIDED SOCIALISTS. A demonstration in support of unity among Socialist,: was held in Matich(Nster yesterday afterncon. Mr. Frank pre sided, and speeches were delivered by Mr. Purcell, Mr. Hyndman, and Mr. Victor Gray-on. The last-nnmed claimed that the ...