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in Russia through sheer ex- | baustion, still by having sacrificed that country on the altar of ar- tremism he will have accomplish-| at-led his work; for his ideas will
Rome, July 30, The "Tribuna" states that'the Italian representative did not tend the Boulogne Conference because Mr. Lloyd Gearge and Signor Sforza had already agreed as regards the Russian question.
ARCHBISHOP MANNIX REPROVED.
Rome, July 30, The Vatican is surprised at the utterances of Archbishop Mannix. It is pointed out that the Archbishop "should abstain from iniem- perate political manifestations.“
The Vatican disclaims responsibility for his utterances, which are stigmatised us blameworthy.
have taken such deep root in other conatries that World Revolution must be inevitable.
In the second part of his book the author shows the different stages whereby Bolshevism tightened its hold on the world, and the part played by Germany in the support she accorded the Russian Bolshevist movement. The Tsarist regime proved itself incapable of organizing nations! defence, and was suspected of plotting for a speedy peace with Germany not so much from love of Germany as from fear of internal troubles. A revolution in Russia was at that period necessary, if only from patriotic reasons. The Russian Revolution was planned by highly placed officials. The Duma was quite pre- The retirement is announced of the celebrated cricketer P. F.pared to deal with a dynastic Warner, captain of the All England Eleven and of Middlesex County. Joverthrow, but had made
Yorkshire beat Warwickshire by four wickets. The Surrey-Somerset match had to be abandoned. Kent beat Northants by eight wickets.
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to cope with A preparation saldiers outbreak, secretly or ganised by the most extreme ele ment As a whole, the rat Russian Revolution had nothing to do with international pro- pagand. It was a mos; natural event resulting directly from the deplorable conditions existing at the Imperial Couri. It was only after sucress had been achieved that internationalist propaganda began seriously to make every effort to undermine patriotism. I WAR at Germany became busy support- ing the extremists, who finally came int
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We then get the collapse of Gar- mang herself, with the result that the position of Bolshevism in Russia became stronger than ever.
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In the third part of his book M. Milinkor show bows the posl tions of Russia od Germany became reversed. We ge: activej Russian Bolshevist propaganda Germany and Austro- Hungary, as well as in' neutral'
Even Great Britain countries. and France did not escape the frantic efforts of Bolshevist pro- pagandists during the latter part! of the war. The author has collected all the material which goes to prove that there is a great sebere 171 existence for the spread of the Bolshevis; move- forment in all countries, and his deductions are most illuminating. Yet M. Milukor is far from being a pessimist. He is quite certain that Lenin's doctrices Later during his militer ser will die, but at the same time vice, thanks to his Colonel's kind-warns his readers,solemnly of the alle folly of treating too lightly the ness, young Darde
Bolshevist Pro further to practice his chosen question PRIX NATIONAL AWARDED
profession, and then with a light Pazanda. His facts are wonder- TO SHEPHERD BOY.
heart and lighter purse he went fully correct---artimes startlingly Paris, June 15-Something of to Italy, there to study the works 80, and it would be well if some a sensation has been caused in of the great masters. For a short of our more prominent politicians the art world by the news that while thereafter he studied in the and members of the Labour; and digested his the Prix National has been Ecole dex Beaux Arts, Paris, and Party read
book with great care. Br sol to the went a actually awarded to M. Paul Darde.
Rodin's studio. He could not doing they would undoubtedly find many lucid explanations of young sculptor, who began life as a shepherd boy in the Cevennes agree with the great master. Mountains, for a fine sinbolic and brusquels left him in a week, events which have in the past piece entitled Eternal Grief."to return from the noisy city to puzzled them, and the more ex- Even more striking is a gigantic the quiet of his beloved Cevennes treme elements would certainly be compelled to modify their conception." The Fauu. which where, on a fine piece of gypsum. No bonest man reading which he had hewn from the Darde is also exhibiting.
Russian politics. A few days ago Darde's name mountains himself, he chiselled this work on was unknown save to certain the first study of his Eterns coming from the pen of an expert, a learned man who was right in habitues of the studios, but now Grief."
the thick of Russian politics up that he has won the great prize There followed, of course, the to the last moment that it was for which competition is singul- sad long years of war and misery possible for an honest. level- arig keen, his name is on all lips.in the blood and mud of the headed. and patriotic person to trenches. Since the resin in Russia, can come to His story is a romantic one. northern His parents
farmers at return of peace, the sculptor's any other opinion than that M. Balbazer, near Lodese, and the genius bas made rapid strides. Milinkov's work carries convict- boy, lived the simple life of & and. with some pieces left as ion, not only because it is well country Isd. his education being monuments in his native country compiled, but because it is-at of the Inost primitive kind. he returned to Paris, there tolimes almost painfully-correct| Genius was in his fingers, how work unknown and poor, until by in every detail. ever, and would out. While he another of those happy chances watched his father's fock he of which his career is so fall, the would hammer and chisel on Minister M. Laferre opened to blocks and stones found on the the young man the doors of bis mountain side. Ahappy chance great studio. almost always re- in 1908 brought the lad under the served for those who had already notice of M. Max Theron, made their reputations, and
The Swedish Government has professor Bt the Lycee bought, at State expense, the decided that the 25 million of Lodeve, when the lad was only original marble for Eternal Swedish crowns in gold (over 19. M. Theron wrote to Armand Grief." Dayot. editor of L'Art et les
In days when art is wandering £1,000,000) sent to Stockholm by Artistes, calling attention to the into such strange unchartered the Soviet Government shall be held in a Stockholm bank under undeniable talent of a young lands, it is refreshing to find a shepherd. "greedy to learn, and new sculptor untainted by the the control of the Government. possessed of the demon art." M. extremes and extravagances of This decision, the French news-
He is no papers By, coming from THE COLONIAL DISPENSARY Dayot was struck by the examp-the ultra-modern.
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