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... SIANDATS . IIIULTS„ pier es is dstsais. with b. melts: Camel loyds (C) A. O. (L) C. (Socialist) 1991.--Caomnrativo majority. 4. WM' SOUTH. - W. Thome (Labour) • 16116.—Commostiro 776. DEVONPOIRT. •11a.l.an (L) SINN E. J. C. Norton J. I,ekie F. Ilecormick ...
... tracing the beginnings of education, and describing episodes of interest such as the unsucces4- ful attempt to found the Socialist Settlement called New Harmony. The origin of the name Hoosier is discussed at length, but without arriving at a definite ...
... ri.--Commusn. _ ••i as.! said Mrs. Geeenhow, I' the opinion of all you Socialists . tha: the roles of the people 11241 the V 7.:j of God. _ • I don't know that lam Socialist; is fact, I don't know what I sm. I saw* have this fired idea in my head, ...
... oonstituency where his men were placed there was a Liberal and a Conservative candidate, and in some instances, a labourer, or a socialist steed, adding to the uncertainty, and still further dividing the vote. Stanford himself did not attempt to enter Par Haziest ...
... PIItiIITICIL VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS. On Sunday afternoon. Mr. John ad Socialist kw No Division at the len andise. addressed a leen meeting on the Acesienne Market Olean ea the need for a Heard for die town. He stated that he sad Mew other ineuebere of die ...
... woreent•ood of Enaland. Althnnah effort tended to the poneli.ation of onoortonitie., he we. en tmenmnromi.inv onnonent of the socialistic ‘irooveet clam to reverence and r ratitode I c y i n hi, cheronionino the battle of iotellectn.l freedom. insiatine that ...
... education after all is of too superficial a character ever to place them on a higher social plane. Anarchism and the spread of Socialistic and Atheistical doctrines in cottage homes is the more probable reason. Service is considered a degradation it is sneered ...
... seats when the business commenced. The Chairman called on them to retire. They declined. and were backed by Mr. Irving, a Socialist Guardian, who said they had a right to stay, and hoped they would test it. The Chairman (to an attendant): Fetch a policeman ...
... German Socialists Quarrel. THE EXISTENCE OF THE PARTY THREATENED. Berlin. Tue, , day.- The Sociali-t Congrees at Lubeck went into secret sesi.4on to-day with the object of arriving, if pce: , .ible. at some ,ort of definite under.taniling over matter ...
... involved in these difficulties is thus described :—'• The fact is, Milan is • democratically-governed city now, and its (Socialists many of them) ask mutinously whether a great opera house is sot, after all, a luxury of the rich, forgetting what the w ...
... PRONOUNCEMENT FOR ITALY. Milan, Tuesday. In reply to a deputation of the Peace Aocieiation, headed by itt. editor of lie Socialist paper. the SoC010. to petition the King to 11. e his itriluetire to obtain a reduction of the period of military service ...
... anything to be done hurriedly, or for a decision to be taken without exhaustive inquiry and serious reflect ion. M. Viviani (Socialist) complained that the Premier was begging the question. Notwith• .tandinw the immense importance of the prob. lem and the ...