The change in tthe editorship of THE CRUSADER, uvrdor existing , circumstances, has been a good illustration of what is known as swapping horses in the middle of the stream. The situation was made the more difficult by the fact .that the new editor was called upon to take up his

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of Socialism. not an end, but a means to an end. Socialism presents itself to us . . . mainly in a two-fold aspect. (1) As a process of social evolution transforming mankind from a state of loosely associated and often competing and warring families, groups and communities, into

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Friday, October 24th, 1910. 4%, Yours Fraternally." F. B. Meyer. We have, during the war, frequently found oura eives at variance with the views expressed by Rev. F. ,Meyer. It is all the more cheering therefore to reelve a word of encouragement from that quarter. In ,nclosing a

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