LABOUR AND WAR. FROM GEORGE LANSBURY'S ARTICLE, U.D.C., NOVEMBER. It may sound a hard sort of thing to say, but I have no faith in anything short of a complete social and industrial revolution based on a change of heart and outlook as a means of saving humanity ; it is the spiri

Mr. G. H. Prams : We have this year, for the first time I think, in the history of the peace movement, an analysis, scmething like a scientific analyss, of the methods by which war material is suppliai to three of ,the greatest countries in the world. In the case of the German E

1914. Had Labour abided by that instinctive faith, she would have been in an impregnable position toshe would have saved a world from war, and routed the forces of militarism for all time. HIS was the placard that was posted all over London by the Daily Citizen on the eve of the

DON'T READ THE PAPER YOURSELF—but do what in you lies to circulate it as propaganda at your meetings, adult schools, brotherhoods, etc. We shall be pleased to send specimen copies to any whose names and addresses you send. In this tremendously cr4ical hour we must spare no effor

In the first place, I think that the right of a person in all cases to be tried by his peers ought to be restored, subject to a possibility, on the agreement of prosecution and prisoner, that the matter should be heard not in court but in a friendly way round a table. This latte

So far as they have gone, the autumn Congressional Elections show strikingly that the American public is determined not, to tolerate anything less than " 100 per cent." enthusiasm for the war. Practically every public man in America now stands uncompromisingly for war to a victo

Total already acknowledged A.E.B. W.J. M.E. E.M.C. (Canada) s. 237 12 7 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 4 0 12 6 THE PROCLAMATION. The story of the life of Jesus, with some notes for the present times, by Rev. R. Dunkerley. Price sd. From C. H. Wilson, 26, Chippingham Street, Atteroliffe, Sheff

The Committee on the State of the Country, reporting to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, feels it to be its duty at this crisis that conscription should be applied to Ireland at once. It also feels that the whole energies of the kingdom should be throw

Christ chose to establish His Kingdom by the cross, rejecting the sword. We believe that this action revealed to the World the great fundamental and universal truth that God's righteousness can only be established among men by self-sacrificing Love. For us, therefore, all war un