To the Editor of the "Nomre-Caiwa Datty News."
Sm—In' today's issue Sokolsky says that "the social revolution strikes at no ietitution as hard as it does against the Christian missionary. For, with few exceptions, the missionary stands for the retention of old forms. is own religion ought to assist him to sympathize with the young men women who seek freedom and individuality, but apparently it does no But what would another of your esteemed correspondents, Mf, Gilbert, say about the mi 5 standing for "'the retention of old forms?" He blames the poor mish, for stimuli this same social revolution with his mission school education, whilst Mr. Sokolsky says this same patient creature is not in sympathy with Young China, Which correspondent has the most light on this subject?
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