... naturally denied, and it was stated that he was travelling incognito on a secret mission but the story was ridiculed, and in the Socialist and Radical press in both countries some very pungent remarks on the matter were uttered, which, since the law of Use majeste ...

... Wilson. The subject of our frontispiece this week is a typical Scots lassie, possessing a Mr. Ion Perdicaris, the Millionaire Socialist Who has just been cap tured near Tangier by Raisuli, the Moorish Insurgent Chief Photo by Kate Prague! I Lady Mildred Murray ...

... the nation, whose whims it is a pleasure to indulge. Everyone high and low adores him, and it is recorded how a knot of Socialists, gathered in the street, begged his advice as he passed on one of his customary walks through. The K ng of Denmark Photo ...

... to the majority which the Government had gained, and the Army and freemasonry scandal, we gens die monde will do as the Socialist working-men are doing will go on strike. And M. de la Rochetulon, who, before he sobered down and became one of his country's ...

... his encircling arm would be seen round an ardent Nationalist, and after that he would be whispering to M. Jaures or to a Socialist of the Extreme Left, and leaving him to tell the Bonapartist, M. Lasies, a funny story. All Paris is busy just now wondering ...

... the other hand, we have our County Council, which is just as democratic in its con stitution as the most red-flag-waving socialist can desire. Its claims to this have been triumphantly asserted during the past week, for the two following gentlemen were ...

... the Government. Hardly any of the recognised labour leaders were present, the orators consisting mainly of members of the Socialist Party Photo by Topical Agency ...

... unfaithful, and drank. For some time they had lived apart, Miss Maude Gonne (Mrs. McBride) The famous Irish agitator and socialist, who is seeking a divorce from her husband, Major McBride Lord Selborne, who has been appointed to succeed Lord Milner in ...

... addressing a Socialist meeting in the Memorial Hall, Farringdon Street Parke Photo by Seated on the platform, to the right of the Countess, is seen Mr. H. M. Hyndman, the well-known Sociali-t lecturer and writer, who is the leader of the English Socialist Party ...

... their contributions. I recall Burleigh on a lorry, when I was a youngster, haranguing a crowd in his native Glasgow, as Socialist candidate for one of the local Lord Burnham Thomson Photo by Principal proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, which has just ...

... She is also the younger half-sister ol the Countess of Warwick, whose i Socialist leanings are so well known. Mr. G. R. Sims, by the way, pokes some mild fun at Society Socialists in his revue at the Palace Theatre. The Duchess of Doric, M.P., capitally ...

... view, but will also help to swell Colonial finances. Nobody would think of accusing the Da ly Tg/e^rafh of encouraging Socialistic views, yet their pronouncement on the purchase of the Singapore Dock* conies perilously near, what to them. Is the danger ...