The Other View Mission secretaries and others with experience of the Far East have given their opinions with reward to the effects of the anti. Christian movement in' Chins: referred to in a dispatch from the Peking correspondent of the "Daily Mail."
The Rev. J. ©. Mann, China secretary of the Church Missionary Society, said that the strong anti-Christian movement in China dur-nig the past year or two had brought out the staunchness of the. Chinese Christia weeded out such "rice Christians" os there might be.
The Rev. 'T. W. Goodail, one of the secretaries of the China Inlaim Mission, the largest single society working in China, said that the op-
Conferences in Shansi, ago largely Honan, and Chihli "Provinces, vetorts of which have just arrived, show the biggest number of. Chinese Christians attending for years, There are, he said, Gifficulties at the moment, but talk of ""rice Christians" is greatly exaggerated,
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