(SWAN SONNENSCHEIN), By G. ROME HALL, M.D. An Inductive Study of Man from a Socialist point of view. A Book for the Fellowship Branches.

lr is not to the credit of theatrical tote in London that our most scholarly, mos t artist* and most well-graced actor should be indebted to the accidental s eems achieved by his wife in a "piffling " ephemeral play like Mice and Men for a renal chance to present at a series of

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Great Britain is ruled by the wealthy in the interests of the wealthy. We propose that it should be ruled by the people In me Interests of tbe people; for class rule brings conflict of interest, which brings hatred, while community of interests breeds fellowship, and fellowship