To the Editor of the News Sm—I wish tw express n appreciation through your esteemed column for your recent editorial comments "Hungjao Outrage" and "On Censorship" in which you have so much advocated the adherence of righteousness against the il-fortunes under the Japanese control.
J used to tell the world what China says is only propaganda, but in the meanwhile, ^wBen the world notices what China has said is not propaganda but a real fact verified by the very Japanese themselves, she begins to find excuse or to hide it up by one way or another. However, nothing could be more dangerous if Japan is only to hide the facts or te time.
The great tragedy of twenty years ago has warped our spiritual and mental outlook, and left indelible marks upon the minds and hearts of all who participated in. or were bereaved by that ti for freedom In the secret place of every human heart there dwells a hope that, from this tangled skein of life and jarring events, a means will be made manifest of direct ascension towards nobler purposes, higher aspirations, and a quickened assurance of their fulfilment, Men, throughout the Universe, are usurping the prerogative of Divine authority and from their self-assumed pedestals, are demanding the undivided allegiance—nay, worship—of their fellow-beings, to such an extent as to make the shedding of human blood, assume Divine sacrificial pro portions! Oh! the utter futility of human power, which through all its channels runs counter to God's immutable commands!
Loving kindness alone is all this sad world needs, and this revelation, once gained, is unceasing in its out ward growth, deeper than desire, and more potent than humanity, for it is the source of that which pun and strengthens in our onward and upward march toward the final goal If only we could attain more nearly to Christ's standard—to live, know. and accomplish by the power, and in the light of a Higher Wisdom! This alone is life—to know and believe profoundly and absolutely
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