To the Editor of the "Norti-Cuina Dairy News"
Su—It cannot be denied that. religious influence must be considered on the to-day. The o Into appeared in your correspond-snee columns support rather. th repudiate this view—not even ex-ayin cam never lead to the peace and unity in. Chi 'THEI tion of the Church's nandpoint bey. Bling the somewhat naive erpsel
say Ringer med ind of mal after all pied by Bishop Curl ism, "But as a confirmed agnostic these Besley woativer cloak It Tay lite itself. Militarism must end if China less discussions on the nature of and similar well-known institufs to save herself. We want fewer solliers, less armantents. 'The military' leaders must obey the voice tions Leave me cold, May T say however with what delight I hailed your Sunday account of Shanghai's latest clerical visitor, his work and that of his predecessors, under the caption "Inconsequences".
ShangTai, Jan, 15.
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