"THE emancipation of the working class," said Marx„ "must be the work of the workers themselves." Any movement, therefore, having for its object the emancipation of the working class must be so comprehensive as to include the whole of the workers. Victory can only be obtained 'f

CENTRAL LONDON B.S.P.—In .pit.- the raid going strong. Meeting next WPdn.st lay, June 25th, at Minerva Cafe, 144 High Holborn, W.C., at 7.30 p.m. BETHNAL °REIN B.s.P.—Meeting. every Friday at $ p.m. Comrades, come rally to Victoria Park every Sunday at U p.m., and "Salmon a nd B

Germany is the blackest spot in Europe to-day. A year ago a magnificent revolutionary movement swept away in a gush the score or so of crowns and crownlets which had been the shame and the curse of Germany for two generations. All the world was on the tiptoe of expectation. Had

The Conference this year fully maintained the standard of last year. The level of debate was high, but not too high; the chairman tactful and efficient ; the proceedings harmonious without being tame. In one sense every Conference is an exact replica of its predecessors. Matters

On Thursday. April 4th, Es,i , was the scene of a noteworthy meeting, jointly called by the Central London 8.5. P., City 1.L.P.. and l.ondon sections of Workers' Suffrage Federation and Workers' Welfare League of India. Sylvia Pankhurst presided (Ayr an enthusiastic gathering, m

New the time to push Seethe. literature amongst the workers. Seed ter NN t• B.S.P. Literature New Lane, Stroud, Lembo, W.C.S.

Sir James M. Dodds, Under-Secretary fur Scotland. Sir,—Would you be so kind as to inform the Secretary for Scotland that I do not accept your assertion that " The King " has granted me a "Fret• Pardon." Not " The King " (who should be in Holland with his cousin) but the fighting

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