To the Editor of the "Nonrm-Curva Darcy News."
Sin,—The forthcoming Women's Confer ence on the Home Life of Chinese Women will doubtless br ug to light plenty of curious information of deep miterest: to all wociologists. This, however, is, I fear, not the [point of view from which the energetic [ladies who sre convening the Conference would wish their subject to be regarded. Th y evidently will seek an amelioration of the conditions which they are studying they presumably hope to do something in the direction of demonstrating to the Chiese that woman's cause ix man's; they rise or sink together, dwarfed or godlike, bound or free."
his iv n moment when the whole world is interested in the question whether there is after alla moral right in pressing upon an unwilling recipient cottam conditions [which the donor considers n" benefits. The missionary with his diverse creeds will have to reconsider hix position when the settlement of affairs carney about in thie Empire. Should not the ladies responsible for the fortheuming Conference also
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