... A Grave Matter for the Conference OUR last word to the annual Conference of the British Socialist Party concerns a matter of the most serious import with which it is vitally necessary that the Conference should deal. Every since the beginning of the war ...

... months of conflict would see the colossal changes and the nation militarised to the degree that we have lived to witness. As Socialists our business was to guard the interests of the working class and to prevent the economic balance being moved to their detriment ...

... But we are not bourgeois politicians. We are International Socialists, and we are as little pro-German as we are pro- or anti-anybody in this or any other international massacre. As Socialists we are only pro-working class and anticapitalist. The fact ...

... The Apostasy of the French Tas demand of a section of the French Socialist Party for an immediate meeting of the International Socialist Bureau has been rejected at the Party's National Council—a sort of diminutive and interim congress—held on April gth ...

... which every Socialist, especially the Socialists of the belligerent countries, and of France in particular, should impress upon their memory. . . . This is a confession that, in spite of all 'unions secrets,' of all national ties, of Socialist Ministers ...

... same value as those Socialists in other coutf lies. against whom he dares level the reproaches of an un- Socialist policy. a• • • Jerrie and A The Popelairs du Centre, of Limoges, the valiant little paper of the French Socialist opposition. relates the ...

... Conference. On the contrary, recent events have shown the truth of its comeption of war and its consequences. Although Socialist-patriotjem has shown itself to be much stronger than could have been supposed, the Socialistpatriot leaders, on the other ...

... followers of Haase regard the war as the result of imperialist aggression on all sides: but in accordance ‘vith all pre-war Socialist tactics they rightly concentrate their attack on the aggressive purposes of their own Government. Nothing could be more injurious ...

... governing class are determined to take from the workers every vestige of freedom, and so justify the declarations of those Socialists who affirmed that war and reaction are bound up together. The Labour Party, being responsible with the rest of the Coalition ...

... United Socialist Choirs have again kindly consented to render the harmony required to keep the Glasgow - movement in good fettle. Miss Nan Guild, elocutionist, and Mr. lan Macpherson, will also favour with songs and readings. • * • • The Socialists of Glasgow ...

... THE CALL is published by members of the British Socialist Party. The Entroa is prepared to consider for publication articles from all friends of International Socialism. All literary communications, notices, advertisements, etc., should be addressed ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL TIN Orman SPIN. The Social-Democratic Labour Association, which the Socialist minority in Germany have formed, is gaining more and more supporters day by day. The electors of the third division of Berlin have expressed their approval ...