THE December 26, 1919. Progress. The sales of THE CRUSADER are increasing week by week. The progress is slow, but it is, nevertheless, progress. Improvements of various kinds are in contemplation and will, we hope, be carried into effect in the early part of the new year. And th

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When we look back to the patient and passionate endeavour of the " Fight the Famine Council," the " Feed the Children Committee," the " Friends Emergency Committee " and the " Women's International League" on behalf of an agonized Europe, we are sad, yet glad that at last Lord H