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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
GENERAL FRUIT FaARKET

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3-Fruits
Fancy apples, $l.75; common, Soc
Oranges-Navels, 90c@$2.00; seedlings,
75c@$1.00; Mexican lines, $4.50@5,00
Lemons-Common California, $1.00;
fancy, $3.50
Tropical fruits-B Bananas, 75c@$2.50;
pineapples, $1.5O@3.0O.
Aprlcots Are Unchanged
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The market
for evaporated apples shows no ma
terial change. Common, 4@5c prime,
5A@5ssc; choice, 512D6c; fancy, 6h@7c,
Prunes are in limited demand on spot
and tone shows no Improvement Quo
tations for California grades range
from to SIS, according to size.
Apricots are unchanged at 10@101sc
for choice. 11@121sc for extra choice,
and 111aD15c for fancy.
Peaches are said to be attracting a
little more attention, without, how
ever. showing any quotable advance in
prices Choice 91a0D10c: extra choice,
0h@10Ac; fancy, 11h@12c.
Raisins are reported very quiet as
jobbers are well supplied for the time
being and consequently Indifferent to
the market, which rules rather easy in
tone. Loose muscatel, 2@4c; crown,
4A A@6Ac: London layers, 10@l5c; seed
ed, 51a5%c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.EButter-
Fancy creamery. use; seconds, 24c
fancy dairy 25c; seconds, 22c.
Cheese Eastern. 13q15c Young
America. 1l1sq12lac.
Eggs Ranch 26QD27c; store, 25c.
CHICAGO, Feb, -Butter-Fil1n.
Creameries. 19Q29hc; dairies. 191sQ25c
Eggs-Firm at mark, 22429c.
Cheese-Steady 110D12c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
DAY OF BIC DEALS
IN RAILWAY GROUP
READING SECURITIES AND
PENNSYLVA LEAD
Rapid Transfers Of Shares in Blocks
of One Thousand to Six Thou
sand-Revival of Demand
for Paeifes
BIG BLOCKS OF STOCKS
AR0USES MUCH INTEREST

3 The Pennsylvania group led in
Z stock deals yesterday. opening
7 with deals in 1000 to $4,000 shares.
Z Pennsylvania alone was taken for
4 1000 at from 139% 61391s, a raise of
8 half a point. Reading also had a
!. bulge, 10000 shares going at 927s
Z to 9315.
( Large buying of other stocks
!: was i'm order and Southern Pa
{. cific, Denver & Rio Grande pre-
Z ferred and Kansas City Southern
!. preferred rose nearly point,
( while Chicago Union Traction pre-
\ ferred moved up two points. Am
{, algamated Copper was extensively
I dealt i'm on its advance to 75h.
Z United states Steel preferred
4 showed some heaviness. Huge
4 buying of Rock Island pulled 1t up
4 nearly a point and Reading rose
3 again to 94A and steadied the
4 market Central of New Jersey
/ rose points.
/ st. Paul preferred lost 8 and Pa
4 cific Coast declined 1 point.
4 Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
!. & Omaha preferred on one sale
I lost 25 points of it's recent 35 point
!. rise.
I Reading touched 95A. but was
y allowed to ease off almost imme~
4 diately to "a, with a subsequent
7 rise to. near the highest. Central
/ of New Jersey followed it closely,
I touching 2.051R. and Delaware q
Hudson made its rise points. st.
: Paul and Union Pacific. which had
+ been laggards during the forenoon,
+ rose 3H and Southern Pacific,
+ Missouri Pacific and Wabash n
= point, and the preferred u points.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Financial Record
BY Associated press.

By hSScclateu NreNs
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Close: Money
on call was steady at ia D2A per cent
closing bid, Ia offered, 2 per cent
Time loans were easy and steady
with go and 80 days at per cent, and
six months at 3A@31s per cent
Prime mercantile paper, SiaQ4A per
cent.
Sterling exchange was steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
$4.SS@4SS05 for demand, and at $4S57QD
4,S575 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates, $4S6l4Q4S9; commercial
bills, SASSY.
Bar silver, 6lhc; Mexican dollars.
471kc.
Governments bonds steady railroad
bonds irregular
LONDON, Feb. s.-Consols, sgd;
silver, 28hd.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3, II Today's
treasury statement: Available cash
balance $14O GAO, ,S6l; gold, $50,2s2.74
II you want 20 x east. O. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central II. H.. 23S s. spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
FOREIGN Copper Lower
BY Associated Press,

by AsSUUIdNVu
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The Londor
tin market was firm with spot quoted
at e130 15s, and futures at 9l30 0s
Locally the market is quiet but steady
with spot at $29.6O@29.S5.
Copper was little lower abroad
spot quoted at e67 los, and futures al
G67 15c. Locally the market is un'
changed.
Lead was lower in London with spot
quoted at e12 13s Cd. Locally spot is
held at $4.45@4.6O.
Spelter and iron were nominally un-
changed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Feb. S,-Cotton spot
closed quiet, is points higher. Mid
ding uplands, 76O; middling gulf, zS5c,
Sales 635 bales.
ST. LOUIS Feb. S.--Wool nominal;
territory and western mediums, 21W
22e; fine medium, 17Q1sc; fine, 16Q17c,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
RAINS ASSIST
PRODUCE TRADE
BUTTER IN ACTIVE DEMAND
AND WANTED
Eggs Are Not chaneed-Fish Scarce
and Game Aetve-Fruits and
Vegetables in Limited
Supply

While rain was I'm evidence in the
atmosphere the wetness also appeared
yesterday In the trade conditions as
dealers generally were having a few
hours to clear up the business that the
new year has produced. Demand as
rule was active, but orders were not
freely given by the country trade as
the rain is reported to have caused a
holding back in the ranchers trips 10
supply centers.
Based on the principle of prosperity
this rain is regarded as the turning
point in the tide. Rain has been so
general and the fall so great i'm the
mountains that the summer nourish-
ment is looked upon as assured. Reser-
voirs are filed and the subterranean
flows have raised water within four
and ten feet of the surface, as in many
past seasons.
For these blessings of rain, admit
ting that they cause a temporary lull
in business the jobbing interest re-
mains gleeful, as moisture. though long
deferred, brings later joys i'm the shape
of increased business and increased
crops.
BUTTER IN DEMAND-Northern
butter dealers are reported keen COM
pettors with Los Angeles dealers for
creamery. Prices, though high, do not
allow of any surplus to remain. Many
Independent operators say the price
will advance if the present demand
and general shortage shall long con-
tinue. One firm yesterday disposed of
so cases and asked for more. While
the butter board people had to come to
the basis fixed by the cutters. no re-
lief is in sight and the battle in butter
goes on.
EGGS STBADY-No change was
made by the egg quotation committee
on the produce exchange yesterday,
the selling price being left at q cents.
Eggs are not in large supply and de-
mand is taking the offerings. The egg
market also is a weather proposition.
The same can be said of cheese.
More rain means more feed and this
increases milk. Demand is active and
stocks of fancy are only fair. Local
cheese slow.
POTATOES WELL HELD-Fancy
potatoes are reported steady and bear
a flrmer tone. Shipping account is
good.
Onions are in fair supply and the
market is firmer in tone.
Sweet potatoes are scarcer Tor some
kinds and the quotations are held ns
given.
Vegetables, owing to the Chinese
holiday. are scarce and firmer in tone.
Rain will bring in big second crops
FISH AND GAME-Owing to bad
weather and disturbed waters fish re-
ceipts were small and the market was
cleaned up and boxes were empty.
Lobsters were scarce but crabs were
plentiful and moved fairly.
Rabbits were soon sold out and
ducks and geese were neglected.
In fruits the bananas were leaders,
the price for fancy being a cents
pound.
Oranges are slow lemons quiet and
grapefruit inactive.
Strawberries are SD12c for choice
Glendale, and 1S@20c for fancy Tropico.
Receipts of Produce
The following articles were received
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Gold for Havana

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The National
Bank of Commerce has drawn $1,000, :
600 in gold coin from the sub-treasury
for shipment to Havana tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Cereals of the World

NS'ea'e VI e'S VIZ
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Wheat re-
cepits, 900 bushels; spot easy options
5sc lower on May to 1ac higher on July.
May, $1.16; July, S1.04as; Sept, 965sc.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. .-Close-Wheat,
March, rs I'D; May, IS 113sd; July, 6s
11Ad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-Wheat
stronger; May, $1.51A; Dec, $1.90.
Barley-Stronger; May, $1.21B; Dec,
95c.
Corn-Large yellow, $1.25@1, ,S21a.
Bran-$20. 5002150.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Northern Oil

BY AssOCIaltU T Iess'
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3.-Morning
session oil exchange: Sales, 100 Im-
perial. $14O0; so Twenty-eight. $11.j0;
500 junction, 81; 500 Junction, 20; $500
Oil City, g.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

Total sales Tor the day. l,43o,oOO sndres'
NEW YORK. Feb. 3,-American Tobacco
preferred American Tobacco as and Ameri-
can Tobacco 6s will be quoted hereafter in
stock and bond lists instead of the Trust
Company certificates. the certificates having
been stricken from the list.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

Prices include accrued interest
Associated OIL ...............4... STA 20
Caufoina r'ac,dc Hanway ........ o.. 100
Corona City Wa;cr Co. ..,....... 49,. 100
Home Telephone ...............u So
edison Electric Co., Con...... 81 1Ol
Los Angeles q RedondO ny. Co.. lV3
Los Angeles 1st Con MtRs.a".. 100 102
Mission Trans. & II. Comm. ~
Pacific Electric Railway Co. ... 1854 -,
Mt Lowe Railway ................ 80. 9s
Ontario Dom. Water Co ....... &C.. 10s
Pacific Light & Power Co...... 9Sis 80
Temescai Water Co ............. 100
United Slectric G. & p. Co. q. 9S 101
Pomona Con. Water CO. .......... -, 9s
Riverside Light g. Fuel Co. ...... -. 100
San Antonio Water Co.....,... -. 10l
Santa Barbara Electric Railway. -. l02
seaside Water Co ............ "a i01
Phoenix Lieht & Fuel Co. ...,.... 100
Pomona e Ontario l. q r. Co.. -. 100
Visaia Water Co................ -. los
Union Transportation Co. .,,.... 80 102
ocean Park Water Co ....,...... 100
Edison Electric, old issue a... 90h 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
New York Eonds

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Feb 3.-The following were
the prices bonds on the stock exchange
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb 3.--The following were
the Official quotations for stocks and bonds
On the stock exchange tndaX.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
The following articles were received
in .ns Angeles on the date named
Local Produce Prices

The following prices rule in a 5obbing way
IN the Los Angeles market:
BJTTER-Produce exchange quotations;
Fancy valley creamery, 60c; fancy coast do.
soc; fancy dairy, soc; choice dairy, 45@
47hc; fancy California, Sos, 25c; mixed
Eel Eggs--Ranch, candled. &c fiat; fresh. can
died. 26c 80
15c; Anchor Qargel local. lie; Young
America, 1Sc; handmade, 19c; eastern
singles, 140 15c; do twins, IA q 15c; do ched..
dars. lac; do sttons, lac; do longhorns, II
1015c: do daisies. IA q 15c; Swiss tdomestic)'
i9c; swiss (imported), 29c.
REANS Gall per lb)-Pink No. l, $S.76 a 4;
No. q s3.25@3.5O lima No. l, 50; Lady
Washington No. 1, S310Q 335; small white
No, /, $375; Garvanzas, So; lintels. $75O@S.
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs) )-Early Rose
rs: Salinas choice. s1.S5 a l. SO: Highlands,
fancy, 81. SO; Highlands, choice, $l2OGL26i
Nevada Burbanks, fancy, s1.so@1.4 40.
SWEET POTATOES-Reds. $3.50; whites.
S125; yellow, $500 a., - v.u
yers. northern, sS@S.25: Australian brown,
sS@3.25; common. s2.75; Colorado Dam
vers So; Nevada, fancy. S3.25.
POULTRY (per dozen)-Old roosters, s.
0450; old hens s5@6; young roosters 81 70
Gs.5o; broiers, 50 8.5Og4.ool friers. $5Q6;
turkeys. alive. per lb.. 2sQ24c; ducks. alive.
s5GD6; geese. ;lQ:.oO
GAOIlG-As fnllnuZa:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Mining Stocks
Los Angeles Bank CIearInas

Exchanges for the banks comprising the l.
Angeles Clearing house were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Credit Balances

OIL CITY, Pa, Feb 3.-Credit bal
ances, $1.39; certificates, no bid.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
San Francisco Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 3.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
LOCAL STOCKS AND soNos
Bank stocks

Bid. AsKed
American National ........,,... f0eA ..
Broadway Bank and Trust Co.. l4o ls5
Senual .s........-......s.s....s..s Io1 w
Citizens National .....,......t... 16i
EQUITABLE Savings Bank. k.,..,..... ls0
Farmers and Merchants National 225 y.
German American .................. $50 40O
First National ...................... 80
Home Savings Bank Of T. A. .... 81 81.
Los Angeles National...,....... l92 l9l
Los Angeles Trust co. ......... 100 10i
Nerchants' National ......,..... 300 s06
Merchants Trust Co. ........... 50 100
National Bank Of Cat.....,..... 100 200
Security Savings Bank ........,., 235
sSgs%sstsln sSgsSTs GqfSTTs Ss,onsi s'vns' io S lis
State Bank and Trust ......... 700 10i
Urion Bank Of Savings .......... 800
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.

BOSTON, Feb. 3.-The following we're
closing prices for stocks and bonds on tho
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

q yqr wan. g = sqss. g; H1ESGss. snSPss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

Wheat flakes, per case OF Ss Glib cartons. 40
do per Dbl. of 1876 lbs; net ...;....;...... 400
Isl C Choice, CO. !iSsis No 2. sd; alfalfa. sig
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-Bananas, fancy
Port Limons. 4@ihc; Strawberries. 120l5c;
CITRUS FKUITsMLemons choice. sl.sO0
50 boy; fancy fancy s22592,5o box; oranges. ma
lO, vN6i Beans Nas. 7sSso s lb; bsssts s5Sss 5Ssss
.sSncy. fancy SOC dozen; chiles. evapoFated i5Sc
lb.; egg plant 7gsc h.. garlic, l4c lb.;
iGSc lb.; spinach. SOC dozen: iurnips s5c
GRAIN AND FEED TAN per 100, lbs. neD
corn, Sl.45; cracked corn, $3.50; feed meal.
s1.55 bran. heavy $3.50; rolled barley
tis5 cocoanut cake. s1.55; shorts. siI5;
oats. white. Si,65; Kaffir corn. si,45.
G2soksG gSs asrT wheat ........'sss 's..ss ~
wheat 4n iaies. per case Of SO s-i6' car ''''
wSsat i0nS akes, per sack Of SO iss
Wheat fakes, per barrel Of 1875 lbs net 900
Eastern whole wheat
Ris5SSn Rssis rSssi Sssl. dss;i Sssi s;$$ ii: ;E$
S oT Ss COWS ana hsfes roG RsS Caves
06i sheep; per head, wsthers' N'sbc 4's0i
'|ss GAME < lper S dozen, ,SDovSs. B u@lss; cot.
tonteilss si9lsSt Wild geese. s5ge ,
frame. & I5c; white 'S amber. lac; amber lsMe;
lnyo county. l2he; extracted. so-lb cans,
HUTs-walnuts California. soft, No, /,
1870 14c; No. 2, s@i0e; hard. No ]. i0Wl2ei
pecans; polished, lte jumbo. 1891 extra
''p BATES Persian Hsiowis. sO-lb. box az
APPI ES-Quotations are as followsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

An American journalist returning a..
tor an absence Of some years abroad
comments upon the profusc application
OF titles which ~ becoming frequent In
this country, The practice II essential.
~ modern one, Daniel Webster In
MS lifetime was never spoken Of az
SENATOR Webster, but always as plain
'Mr' Webster Nowadays, however, II
IN Invariably "Sonalor'lhis and that,
ana almost everybody has some Kind
OF handle to his name, Thus we
nave 'Foreeastcr" Jones, Undertaken
smllh, Conductor Robinson, super.
lntendonl Of the poorhousc" Brown,
Common Councilman Shucks and
'selecIman' Bumps, and 50 on, II this
Kind Of thing keeps on, says the Boston
Herald, we shall end by resting our
claims to respect ana consideration up.
on those painfully minute social dis.
lnollons which prevail In Germany,
where men or women inscrlbo their
names In hotel registers with the ad.
dillon Of such descriptive phrases MS
cousin TO an apolhccary," or brother.
ln'laW 10 q corporal"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

of the manuscript, NJ, Plongeon says
the author describes the occurrence OF
n certain phenomenon Of volcanic orl-
Gin, whose focus OF action was located
In the volcanoes OF the island Of Trlnl.
dad, but which WAS felt throughout the
lngth " the Caribbean sea, ana pro-
ducod the uphonval OF some locality IN
the northern parts NJ said sea NJ Plon'
gcon n NJ the opinion that the manu-
script contains record Of the destruc'
ton ~ vast continent once situated
between Europe and America, ana
containing no loss than $4,000
600 inhabitants, Four different
AUTHORS, he says, have lofi q record OF
thle terrible cataolysm, 1.-TWO Of these
narratives nrc Illustrated con-
tanned In the Tronno Manuscript tho
other In the CodoX Cortcnsinnus The
third has been engraved ON stone In ro'
llof md placed FOR safe keeping In
n room IN building at Chlchcn, whore
n exists today sheltered from the nc'
lions of the elements and preserved
for the knowledge " rising genera.
lions, The fourth was written thou
sands " miles from Mayach In Athens,
the brilliant dfeclan capital IN tho
form Of an epic poem, In the Maya
language"
II IN dInlcult 10 perceive from
what scientists have told VA about this
document how II can furnish q key to
the Book Of Mormon, But perhaps "
was hoped that the mere casual refer.
once 10 the ancient writings would
eholtor the faith IN the Inspired volume
plyon 10 the world through the lnslru.
mentality ~ the Prophet Joseph There
Il no cause for fear Truth VIII dc.
fond both Itself and ils faithful nd.
horcnP, We, too, believe In archaic.
logN as the strong ally of religion
American archaeology has presented
the greatest difficulties but gradually
these viii be overcome. In the mean.
time II should BIO noted that Az FAR
Il That science has proceeded IN This
h 'mapbero, the facts proved have all
been In confirmation Of the Book Of
Mormon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
WEALTH ENCOURAGING ART,

There N n popular feeling, pnrilou.
larry among the Woodworking ol0seou
Of hostility TO the accumulation OF
great wealth, ana this often extends
10 the individuals who are the poasons.
ora " such riches, Much Of this sprlnga
from envy ana jealousy, for the very
individuals who are imbuod with n
strive to the utlormost 10 gain as much
ny they can Of this worlds goods, and
when they succeed they too often be-
como pursc.proud, selfish, stlngy and
arrogant
II In the love Of money and not money
Itself which In denounced M "the root
NJ an oyll" II In really the source
ana means Of q vast amount Of good,
ms IN exhibited IN AL the gigantic
vnluprlsos Of the world without
lplgo aggrcgations Of wealth, such nm
dcrnklngs could not be- accomplished,
Money In n means Of oyll only when II
Ia improperly applied, spending II In
worthy directions, no matter how lave
ishly, IN not extravaganza, M IA pop'
ularly supposed lloardlng II and
Keeping II from circulation IL tho
wors, kind OF extravaganza, ana !, In
also u ain,
We are led 10 make those remarks
because Of common expressions when
wealthy people spend large amounts
for dress, for jewels for paintings, for
sculpture for the hghes, ana nncN
classes of articles Of ornament or
utility such dcprecatlons proceed from
ignorance chlo0yi for what encourage
mont would there be TO artisans ana
tho possossors NJ genius In different d.
roolIons II II were not for the generous
expenditures by wealthy people, Llb'
ofal distributors Of accumulated money
foster the production Of the most splen-
did results Of human talent and Indus
Try When riches are expended In such
"A manner, the wealthy are really bene'
factors Of mankind,
Az nm example, take the grand col.
lection " hlgh.class art placed gralu.
ltously before the Salt Lake public by
Colonel ana Mrs ", r. Holmes during
the past few days, The purchase Of
those splendid paintings encourages art
ana artists, and their free exhibition
promotes taste Tor excellence on those
lines, which In Of general public adyan.
lago, The erection by the same lady
and gentleman OF those lino buildings
occupied In apartments as homes with
all modern conyoncnccs, In another
though different Instance OF large cS-
pendIlure In u worthy way
They each exhibit that public spirit
which II Of value to any community,
and are mentioned AZ but two instances
Of beneficial outlay and wise use OF
wealth, And we think that the thanks
" the people here are due to our wor.
thy fcllow.cltI2ons Tor their llbcmlty,
which IN frequently exhibited In other
directions We congratulate them on
their taste ana their generosity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
OUR DEBT TO ASIA,


IN Hon, George Peers latest publ.
cation, "rhc Friends Of England u
controversy Ia presented between the
wrllor and nm imaginary chinese sage
According To the extract published In
the Literary Digest the disciple OF Con'
fucius has, decidedly, the best Of tlp
argument lie charges that the vest
ern world was too materlaislic, AMI
therefore had TO import u religion from
Asia, But this religion, Ne further a..
CUES, the west has rejected, though II
Processes TO believe In lLnnd "thc foun-
der Of that religion was never weary Of
enforcing ON His followers the trans
condcnt merits OF Tenderness toward
others of peace on earth and good "lll
among men" by way " comment he
continues, look down dear sir, upon
Hongkong honoycombed with fort
ressos, ana crammci Mt this moment
with an ample selection ~ the war
ships Of the world" what answer can
the western world make to this ar-
rnignmontP
But, while We maintain eloquent 81
loncc, It may not be Improbable to re-
feet ON the fact that great many fac'
| tors In our civilization we owe TO ASIA,
| Among these are our alphabet and our
numerals In order 10 appreciate these
achievements, consider what lllc~s
ulre would he, II we had only picture
writing. consider what bookkeeping
would hc were there no other figures
than the Roman TRY to divide lSxxVlil,
for instance with Xiv ana re-
nllze what an Immense adj
vantage 10 science the Arabian numcr-
als are. without them the simplest
arlthmclcal operations would be AL
most impossible We may boast of
modern inventions, but they would not
have malcrlalIged but for the mvcn-
lions Of the sNges Of Asia,
Tho mariners compass, gunpowdcr,
tho ar, of printing, and a thousand
other cpoch.moklng inventions have
come to us from Asia, The art Of
printing with movable types, II IL
claimed was prao,lcod by n Chlnaman,
named pi.shong $50 years before Gu
lonbcrg, and the discovery Of papcr-
making N credited 10 another CHINA.
man. Tsol Lun, IN the second century
~ our era, our civilization has been
made possible by Aslatlc genius, II
rests upon AsIO,ic foundations, There
IN truth IN tho charge that tho west-
orn world has rejected the religion Of
Jesus ana II IN not impossible, II thls
rejection IL continued, that Asia win
again bo called upon 10 take the lcUd
IN the nffnrs " the world,