Osaka, Nov. 18.
Korean and Japanese Christian pastors, visiting Osaka and Kioto are holding public meetings wherein speeches have been made on the necessity of an understanding between Korea and Japan, Commenting upon them the "Asahs"? says:
Regarding the enlightenment of the Koreans, what a Korean pas-for said, namely, that while Japan has contributed much materially and economically, she has contributed nothing spiritually, is worthy of the most serious attention. This criticism must be accepted regarding the militarist administration.
"Regarding the Korean administration, the point which must be remembered is that the administration must be for Korea herself. There is a tendency to make Korea acatspaw: we denounce this policy.
"We must contribute to the spiritual world with sincerity, remembering that what good we do is for the benefit of Korea and the Koreans, wherein lies our mission to civilization."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.