C.O. IN PRISON. I" One of the books I had out last week was The Shado the Sword,' by' Robert Buchanan, which is the sto,. a. French Cl<o. in the Napoleonic era. -- " In a preface dated 35 years ago this author says th the book is intended to be a polemic against war, a adds : '

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Rev. J. D. M. Rorke, Editor of the VENT I / appeared at Marlborough Street Police Court on the 23rd, together with Messrs. Headley Bros.. charge of statements in the March issue, alleged to the prejudice of the recruiting and discipline of Majesty's Forces. t Next week we hope t

THE EXPLORER. JULY NUMBER NOW READY. The War time price is 2d. monthly, or by post 2s. Gd. yearly. OUR RESOLUTION. " That this meeting, solemnly conscious of the present world-wide tragedy, and the certain prospect of worse horrors to come, is convinced that the method of securi

FORCETHE ARBITER. " Ger»►any has once more said that force, and force alone, shall decide whethei justice and peace shall reign in the affairs of men, u•l►ether right as America conceives it, or dominion. as she conceives it, shall determine the destinies of mankind. There is, t

THE CRUSADER is entering into friendly co-operation with " The Word," which will we trust be a mutual benefit. But we shall make a fuller statement upon this important subject as soon as Mr. Wellock is able to take up his new duties and to supply us with Continental articles and