Not For Publication ! The English' Government, “for reasons which couldnot be disclosed,” have refused to make . public the full text of the Peace ...
Article : 471 wordsTHE Govermental, Commerclil Nava, Financial and Commercial people of Australia—in fact at the and- Socialists among [?]—me supporting the visit of Lord Jellicoe. He is a big, gut of inperi[?]ism, and his mission is imperial Fellera[?]in. Nere[? Mm are the “mound Table Grows and al the influence ...
Article : 240 wordsLike all men of strong purpose swept along in the grip of ideals, stronger and greater that the main in outlook, Like Jones had to cross swords at time with many ...
Article : 707 wordsDespite the recent trials and tribulations of the League brought about by the police, [?] and l[?]oflords, Public interest in the League’s doings does not appear to ...
Article : 430 wordsA FTER an eventful absence of bitten months Frank Anstey, M. P. returned to Australia. He has seen much of and in Europe and America and doubtless in good time his experiences and views will be communicated per voice and pen. Most thoughtful people will want to know ...
Article : 187 wordsWE are glad to see from the press that great public interest is being shown in the case of Paul Freeman. It was reported last Friday that “as a hunger striker he went without food for three days. Freeman was getting weak, but complained of pains, and declared that now it was ...
Article : 297 wordsR EFLECTED from the the conditions under which men work can be seen the spirit they generate and the attitude of mind that is created. This should be always noted and watched,m because it indicates and shoes that there is now in active formation an industrial intelligence and strength which must ...
Article : 369 wordsThe Social Democratic League has suffered heavily by the recent influenza scourge. Besides interfering with the propaganda aid seriously curtailing the ...
Article : 187 wordsThe picture theatre at Wonthaggi was well filled on Sunday .afternoon last when J.S. Langley debated with the Rev. Mr. Henderson, who took up the affirmative ...
Article : 162 wordsHAT the. workers of Australia did NOT try to do on May Day the workers of South Africa brought off—namely, a practically complete cessation of work on May Day. At all events, the miners of Johannesburg decided to stop work on the actual First of May, and did stop ...
Article : 96 wordsAt a largely-attended meeting in the Domain on Sunday, a resolution was carried strongly protesting against the barbarous treatment of Paul Freeman by the .military ...
Article : 57 wordsSir—In the “international Socialist” of May, 24, Mr. Moses Baritz claims that “It is or[?]ths and intelligence that is demanded of those the support me” But Mr. ...
Article : 53 words.At a largely-attended general meeting of the Socialist Party held last week, the following resolution was unanimously carried: “That this meeting expresses its ...
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Advertising : 39 wordsNot a word is heard nowadays regarding the L W. W. prisoners. It is about time that the Labor movement woke up and had these innocent men released Think what agony-they are suffering in the capitalists’ dungeons! What about a convention of workers from all parts of, Australia in ...
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The Socialist (Melbourne, Vic. : 1906 - 1908; 1912 - 1923), Fri 6 Jun 1919, Page 2
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