New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-17

While there are no means by which TO determine
what proportion Of the teachers thus employed are
by st b is kn0%m that "a
that belief and now are commandments Of that
Church But; stil further to safeguard the school
ipP,in,es from falling under the domination of
and the civil and military authorities in the islands
s aaSs from On e 10 me issped on the
his instructions to the United States Philippine
c9M Ha is sb gfed 1t the following language
ment Of religion or prohibiting the free exercise
religious profession and worship without discrimi-
nation or preference, shall forever be allowed"
General issued the following order dateS
of the iiefensnt seneTsi % ~ III annual report
for the year ended June 80. 1901: ''' ''iHs
6d no G0 nsft 6 Tsg go freedom is
or molested in following his calling in peaceful
and lawful manner, and there must be a complete
sands s9 FGf to be the es f
Hshed VIII give the same security to the citizens
snail be forced reed, by the government upon any
minister Of f in oow fhe b sa1d that no
peaceful and lawful manner shall be interfered
that no public funds shall be used for the supportt
that no official process snail be used to coIIect con-
tributons from the people for the support OF any
Of religion. by virtue of his being miniSer snail
horty amy P Rat 6 Eg al Office Of
state must be complete and entire"
Extracts from United States Philippine Commits
sion act No "a. as amended by act No. 373:
Section 15.-Authority Is hereby given to the gem
from tb of PUBLIC instruction to obtain
efs AT monthly salaries OF not less seventy
HVs ooI!ars 800 and not more than one hundred
ana twenty-five dollars (S125l, and such other adj
ditional trained teachers as NAV be necessarv Tor
monthly salaries OF not more than one hundred and
ntty dollars tSlJO); the each
10 be fixed by the general superintendent of pub
nc instruction in accordance with the efficiency of
position held. any teacher residing in the United
states who Is appointed 70 service in the bureau
or public instruction shall pay his travelling ex
penseS from the place Of his residence In the Tinted
states to the point Of embarkation for Manila but
his travelling expenses from the said point of en-
barkaton 10 Manila shall be borne by the inslIiar
government IL he shall by the steamer and
route directed by the chief executive the islands
satisfactory service in the Philippines his travelling
expenses from the place OF his residence in the
United States 10 the point OF embarkation for Ma
Mia SHAH be refunded TO him.
Sec. 16.-No teacher other person shall
teach criticise the doctrines OF any church re-
nsfous sect denomination, shall attempt to
influence the pupils for against any CHURCH or
religious sect IN airy public school established un
der this act II teacher shall Intentionally vio
late this section he she SHALL after due hearing
be dismissed srom the public service,
Provided. however That il shall be lawful for
the priest minister OF church estab lished
the pueblo where public school is situated, either
IN person or by designated teacher of religion to
teach relsion Tor one-half hour three times week
IN the school building to those public school pupils
whose parents or guardians desire ii and express
their desire IN writing filed with the provincial
teacher of the school, 10 be forwarded TO the div-
sion superintendent, who shall fix the hours and
rooms for such teaching. But no public school