The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-09
MISS WINNING
 ON SOCIALISM
WORLD TRAVELLER ENTERTAiNs A LARGE AUDIENCE ON ouEs-
 TONS OF THE PARTY.
Discusses the MeNamara Case and Be ieves That Persons "tiigher up'' Are Interested Along
 investigations.

yer, Colo, delivered a lecture in
 Redmens Hall Sunday afternoon
 on European and American labor problems. In spite of the
 severe weather a large crowd
 was present, many being ob- liged to stand, they did so will lingly eagerly drinking in every word of the message Miss I.Twining had for them.
 Miss Twining is a lecturer of
 great ability. She was dele
 gate from the United States to
 the International Socialist Con-
 gress in Copenhagen, Denmark
 in 1910.
 The first labor problem dis cussed by Miss Twining was the McNamara confession. She
 said the testimony introduced in
 the investigation now being
 held in Indianapolis, to the ef-
 feet that independent competit- CTS of the Erector's Association are responsible for the dynamlit.
 ing for which the McNamaras are now imprisoned in San Quentin does not surprise her. Indeed" said she, the federal
 investigation of the Watch Trust shows that this trust threatened to destroy all its competitors if they refused to sell out to the
 Watch trust. In this way this great trust absorbed 15 of its competitors 1 thought from the first that persons higher
 up" were responsible for the
 dynamiting for which the Me
 Namaras were convicted. The following resolutions were then unanimously adopted: whereas a dispatch from Indianapolis in- dicates that the investigation of the McNamara case shows that the dynamiting, for which the McNamara brothers are now imprisoned in San Quentin was instigated by competitors of the National Erector's Association resolved that we demand full investigation of the dynamiting conspiracy that the responsible | ity may rest where it belongs.
 Mass Meeting, Socialist Party Hot Springs, Ark, Jan. 2, 1912 i
 When the applause ceased Miss Twining described the growth of the Socialist party in the United States and Europe. | She said Eve made great gains in the spring election, gaining of such cities as Flint, Berkeley, California, and Butte, Montana but these feats were more than duplicated in the fall elections when start ling results were secured in 150 cities and complete control gain ed over 50 cities. Two years ago We had possession of only | 5 cities.
 In other countries the gains have been more startling. In Sweden the representation in the reichstag was increased | from 35 to e4, big gains were were made in backward Spain and Switzerland, Great Britain has flo socialists in the House of Commons, France 76, Austria | 87, and Germany expects to in- crease its representation in the from AT to 100.
 There are no slums in Berlin. It is the cleanest and most won- derful city in the world. This | condition is owing to organized i labor without doubt, continued | Miss Twining" 1 was in Lon- don during the coronation. | saw the King and Queen ride through the streets in state at- tended by the members of the royal family, the British and Colonial troops and representa- tives of all British dependencies The display was marvellous. The Kings crown is set with 400 diamonds and royalty was so decorated with costly gems the streets were ablaze as they rode along. But the imperial sub- jects also lined the way were