The reasons why these mission; fies did not leave their field vary. [Some tried to come when the first issued, and sterted The obstacles Suffered simultaneously "from the three forces mentioned above. the outcome will be hi set developed in the institutions der digeussion In general it can be said that Christian schools in the north away from the fighting zone will open the question of ove rations remaining Central China presents an entire.
different panorama. The provines jes of Hunan, Hupeh and southern, Honan show education at a stand=
Therefore in order to ensure the future of the Chinese people, we must think out some method destroying these forces. [Editorial Note: No analysis of Dr. Sun's. original ceonsmies could fail Yeveal that he secs' in all foreign trade an imposition upo' China, He seems to suggest that the country would be Letter stagnant than \d the foreigner an on her Gcvelopment, While every" cent available to any Chinese administration is devoted to destructive pur-yeses, Dr. Sun asks if it would not wonderful if he and his colleagues had the. imaginary '$1,200,000,000 which. he thinks: his country is losing]
(To be Contiiney still while the military" whirlwind Jereates ite havoc. All schools there practically closed and no work [above primary classes will be croned this session. Occupation of school premises by the military is only isto, The primary schools opening are for the most part those of the American Church Mission, it is vee ably stated. "And not more that one-half of all the primary: schools in the-district will open, be counted the one or junior middle schools for ting in several places.
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