To the Editor of tne "NoRrH-CHINA Dairy News"
Sm—Bwu1a evidently likes to be "taken for a ride," Where shall it be to-day? Shall we pour him over the rim of the Grand Canyon, or merely sink him with a millstone about his neck in the depths of the Pacific? But that would be unkind. So that this discussion may not go on indefinitely, I propose an altermative—to conduct Bra into a "Mobrh-Cuhg Dany News"
Sim,—With reference to the leader in to-day's issue of your paper and the remark that ' "plebiscites in totalitarian states have a habit of coinciding completely with the policies of the government in control" I am wondering why the plebiscite in the Saar territory held on January 13, 1935, under the auspices and control of the League of Nations has coincided completely with the policies of totalitarian Germany which did not control it?
PPuzzLED
***It is also possible to wonder when prior to 1905, the Saar was a totalitarian state or even a portion of one.
Roman: Catholic library in Shanghai that he may see with his own bulging eyes (Bibles, Catholic and non-Catholic, in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, Armenian, Catalonian, Chinese, etc., etc; to introduce him personally to Scripture professors who know all these languages and will explain difficult texts to him in any one of them, since to the ordinary fifteen-year course of studies that minions of the Society of Jesus,—whose influence he has ssu far luckily escaped,—are subjected after finishing their high, or middle, school education, Catholic Scripture professors have to add a special and very difficult preparation of three years before being allowed to teach (Holy Writ, as the Church esteems it so highly. Since he says "regarding the charge that the quotations were second-hand, I shall be glad to read true copies of the originals," I propose to show him the volumes of papal encyclicals, not merely quoted în non-Catholic encyclopaedia, but in their entirety from the fourth century down to the present day. He may come armed if he fears treachery. 4 The Dark Ages were so-called, Brother, to contrast them with the amazing splendour of the Middle Ages. I enjoyed his crack about the sermons of the present Jesuit Fathers obviously not abounding in Scripture. They were lectures, though, rather than sermons. His history is bad. All Catholic. dogmas have a good scriptural foundation, are contained implicitly, if not explicity in Holy Writ. By the way, in what chapter of what book do you find Lutheranism, Anglicanism, or even Protestantism mentioned? Matt. 28:9 should be read with the preceding and succeeding verses to get the proper meaning. What do your children call you? Is it blasphemy for servants or students to say "Master"? Who is this absurd, anti-
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