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... Pictorial Politics,, The Man of the Hour. THE result of M. Keren sky's tour over the fighting front of the Russian armies will be awaited with intense anxiety among the Western Allies. The Russian War Minister, who is undoubtedly the man of the moment in the great war, has been untiring in his efforts to reorganise and re-establish the offensive power of our Eastern ally. Notwith standing the ...

... a/fead. By H. DENNIS BRADLEY. The Parable. It was the dawn of the year of 1920 The sunrise bell echoed down the bare un carpeted corridors of the Government Hostel for Civilians-- a commandeered Rowton House-- and the Poor Civilian rose from his plank bed with a groan, donned his threadbare standardised clothes, bolted his standardised breakfast in the great hall of the Hostel, and set forth ...

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... Pictorial Politics. The Dupes. PRESIDENT WILSON has an unrivalled genius for expressing in the most lucid way the real meaning of German military aggression, and in his Flag Day address last week he made clear to the man in the street the meaning of the new intrigues of peace, by which German militarism designs to end the war while her position is still secure. President Wilson, unlike ...

... With. Silent Frlemidls o Miclhia2°dl ESiiagg. After the War. A VERY well-known writer on affairs feminine has lately been declaring that, owing to the shortage of men, women will be more particular whom they marry after the war. But I wonder if they will? Men have always been less particular about the women they make their wives in countries where women are scarce and choice is very strictly ...

... Pictorial Politics. Activity, Military and Political. THE activity which has been observed and reported upon on the Belgian coast in the last few days makes it pos sible that by the time these notes are read there may be news of some importance from that quarter. In any case, the fervent good wishes of the civilised world are with the English Army in any attempt that may be under consideration ...

... C_ IS fc 6JP. CP 5* f J 200, Curzon St., Mayfair. MY DEAR BETTY, --And of marrying and giving in mar riage gad zooks, but they're positively over doing the thing! War and weddings seem to go to gether. Mars and Venus sort of idea, I suppose and as it is written in the Book of Arte- 0 mas concerning I men, and the 1 things that men I did do, at the I time when there I was war The young men ...