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Militarism and Education. Unfortunately we have had to hold over Miss T. W. Wilson's account of the meeting held Saturday, Dec. 6th, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Camden Town, on " Militarism and Education." Late though it is, we feel we must find space for it. The Conference

The Jew and the World Crisis Over nineteen hundred years ago, in an obscure province of the Roman Empire, among a people held in contempt by their conquerors, a quarrel Friday, December 2thh, 1019. " Nearly all the leading spirits in Socialism have been and are Jews. Thus Kautsk