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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

BOLSHEVIKS RETIRE.

Loudon, Dec. 4.

A semi official message from the North Russian front states that the Bolsheviks have been compelled to abandon their positions in the Pinega Valley and retire rapidly towards the Dwina. They have alad relaxed their pressure in South Russia

The situation of the Russo-Germans under the Lettish pursuit is critical. It is considered their evacuation of the Baltic States cannot be longer postponed.

The volunteers of Ukraine haver joined up with Polish advance guards, thus forming a united anti-Bolshevik front from the Caspian to the Baltic and also rendering possible the co-operation of the Poles and volunteers.

A treats has been signed whereby the Galician army comes utaler toleral Denika. The Gallenn Government has removed to Odessa.

THE PRINCE'S TOUR.

London, Deg 4. The King, welcoming the Prince of Wales at a dinner at, Buckingham Palace, runde a felicitous speech. He declared that the Prince of Wales had forged a strong new link between Canada and the Mother Country. His Majesty expressed great appreciation of the cordial, even affectionate, welcome the Prince had received from the Government and people of Washington and New York. It had always been his earnest wish that the relations of the two great English speaking pa- tions should be of the closest and most friendly nature, and that being so they should work together for the good of civilisation and mankind. He trusted the visit would assist that cod. His Majesty added how entirely be was satisfed with the way the Prince had carried out his two very important missions-

FUTURE OF RUSSIA.

London, Dec. 4.

In the House of Commons Mr. Lloyd George said the forthcoming international conference which will consider the settlement of the future of Russia will be composed of re- presentatives of the sage Allied and Associated Powers as have hitherto been acting together and will not include re- presentatives of Soviet Russia. The Premier hoped the Treaty of Versailles would be ratified before the end of the month.

FRENCH CHAMBER.

Paris, Dec. 9.

The general tendener is to trast the new Chamber of Deputies as being capable to grapple successfully with financial matters which will come up for discussion about December 17. These are being given priority over all other matters The Chamber will deal with the provisional monthly 'appropriations and the question of a public luan to relieve the pressure or exchange.--Havas.

THE ALLIES NOTE.

Paris, Dec. 8.

The official text of the Supreme Council's reply has not been issued but its general tenor is known to be notasan ultimatum. If it fails an ultimatum will follow requiring compliance within 48 hours, the alternative being a general Allied advance beyond the Rhine. The Allies will occupy the Buhr coalfield and cross the Main and occupy Frankfort and the surrounding district.—Havas

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HUSTLING THE CHURCH.

A TIME FOR ADVENTURE.

An application to the work of the Church of the Prime Minister's speech at Sheffield was. made at the Church Congress atļ Leicester recently by Archdeacon Gresford Jones, of Sheffield.

It was the closing session, and the Congress was discussing the equipment of the Church for

corporate life and witness. The Church, no less than the nation. said Archdeacon Jones, .com- mending Mr. Llord George's

speech to the delegates, needed larger production, close com. bination, and more evangelistic power.

The urgent matter for ourselves and mankind was that we should develop the wonderful Marconi Apparatus of the higher brain for better and more fruitful results than we had yet achieved.

"It is," he said, "so easy for many of es, so unworthy for others, to follow the bidding of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ar eir Oliver Lodge. and to prostitute! this marvellous inner mechanism to less noble ends. We could all of us, I виррозе, ib varying degrees,, take contact with other spirits, wandering spirits as the apostle called them, just ss, in the region of our affections we can only tao easily indulge in wandering loves. But this is precisely what St. Paul tells us not to do."

Canon B. K. Cunningham, speaking on "The Faith Which Can Rembre Mountains," said the Church must get a move on. Faith did not stop at mere intellectual apprehension. In the days of the first Factory legislation they had an apa- thetic Church. Lives had been starved in the industrial world for five generations, and this was the time for the Church to undertake adventurous service.

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England in some degree, or rather democracy. stood at the parting of the ways. Would it concentrate on merely material ambitions, or would it rise higher? They prayed it might take the larger view.

Let Churchmen go forth with a sense of the immeasurable re- source which the Church had at her disposal and nerve them- selves for new adventures of faith.

BRAVE LAND GIRLS.

DANGERS OF THE FARM.

In announcing the disbanding of the Women's Land Army the Wages Board Guzette quotes some examples of the way in which the Distinguished Service Bar has been won. It is given for acts of courage and unselfsh devotion in the service of others. and also for special skill in the course of their employment. The five examples are as follows:-

Peggy Fisher-A cowman who was about to chain up a bull, which was loose in the stall, was knocked down by the animal, which promptly proceed to gore him. Peggy Fisher rushed in, and, jumping the barrier, attacked the ball by kicking his nose. The bull backed, and the man was able to get out But for Fisher's pluck be would have been seriously injured and probably tilled.

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F. E. Henley.A frightened cow was stranded on a small piece of dry land in the middle of a swift and wide river unable to réach either bank on account of the soft mud surrounding her. Henley swam across the river, roped the cow in mid-stream, and drove in before her to the bank.

Jessie Bar.Saved a number of pigs from drowning. They had run on to a pond which was covered with a thin layer of ice, and they. all went into the water, Bar climbed a tree overhanging the pond and, supporting herself from one of the boughs, pulled the pigs out by their tails.

K. Botting. Rescued a fellow land girl who was being attacked by, a boar. At great personal risk she held the boar down with her pitchfork while the other girl escaped,:

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