... meeting called upon the working class immediately to organiee for the overthrow of that system, and ita replacement by a Socialistic commonwealth, in which unemployment and poverty would be impoesible. (Applause.) Mr. Jackson, who said he moved his resolution ...

... 5. Mr. F. Kerswell (Cheltenham). To ask the Prime Minister whether his aftention has been drawn to the action of certain Socialists, Labour and Laberal members, in inducing over a hundred of Manchester’s unemployed to tramp to London accompanied by women ...

... e ———— The Feeding of School Children. BATTERSEA SOCIALISTS DEMAND STATE MAINTENANCE. There was a sparse attendance at the Battereea Town Hall on Friday at a meeting convened by the committee for promoting the paysical welfare of children. The hall was ...

... edge of your collar ironed smooth. This is only a little thing, but it is one of the little things that tell.—(Adtt.) ) SOCIALIST DEBATE AT ST'REAHIAM We are obliged, through pressure on our space, to hold over a most interesting debate on Socialiam between ...

... the very laudable purpose of promoting the physical welfare of children and feeding the necessitous ones. One perfervid Socialist asked for nothing short of SBtate maintenance of children, whils another said, amongst other silly things: “They would not ...

... the last Londen County Oouncil and Borough Council elections, as these viotories ara a complete vindicstion of the Anti- Socialist poliey of the Alliance, which weas established seven years ago to advocate this policy ; and urges upon the central organisations ...

... to-day were the direct fruit of Ruskin’s teaching. - at the Balham Assembly Rooms last week-end. He was not an Anarchist or a Socialist, but At The attendances were small on each occasion. lieved in obtaining the reforms he desired by! BE CAREFUL OF THE LIGHTED ...

... mav be admitted. consists of the old-fashioned Liberals. But the T.abour men —themselves divided into Trade Unionists and Socialists—have been aceustomed to have their own way upon all questions affecting their order. And they aro likely to make some very ...

... such cries in Englar lution. A land. S theory. ¢ is like fig it!” And, th ism, and Mr. Peer everythin: let said water is Socialist tradicting His op for the pu ism had g working labour. 7 tion. The not alone ...

... (Applause). Mr, Daw protested that he yielded not to Mr. Peer nor to any other Socialist in sympathy with the hardships of the poor, and asked why did not the Socialists raise their voices against the importation of sixty to seventy thousand aliens annually ...

... His opponent would ascribe all v'rtue to the land owner,y but the Socialist said that “the cause of poverty is the exploitation of labour for the purposes and profits of capital. Socialists hrushed aside fi}t:}? Biblical dictum, “the poor ye have ey you ...

... , I would turn Socialist to-morrow if T were convinced that its reign would better our country. But nothing I have read or heard has convinced me of tgis up to now. » * * ‘When you begin logically to examine the proposals of Socialists, as expressed in ...