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Gle mentioned, that tho National Budd.
hist Con ference, which was In sesslon
at the time the students met in Toxic
and upon the anniversary of tho birth
OF Gautama, actually adopted reso-
luton providing for the holding of an
International conference at tho tina
ct tho international exhibition, which
Is to be held in 1912 IN tho city OF
Toxic. There Is no question about
the Christian propaganda having stir
red tho Buddhists to renewed cxer-
lions. Tho following paragraph APP I
pears In another OF the leading Japa-
nese dailies: The activity OF Chris
tians and their spirit Of unity are
recognized by society. but the Budd-
hists are sleeping and have no vital
connection with the spirit of the age.
We hope, therefore, that this meeting
(Christian Students Federation Con-.
ference) may net as a stimulus to the
Bnddhists, melting them to combina-
ton OF forces and to q new activity" !
One OF the most interesting incidents
which occurred during General Booths
visit was that OF his being presented
with floral wreath by Miss Haruko,
the little daughter of the Mayor OF
the city or Kyoto 1t was a remark
able sight--thnt of the pretty little
child. looking up into tho face of tho
venerable man OF sevcnty-eight years,
with snowy locks and flowing beard.
prcssiya> Of purity and OF Japanese
appreciation OF a worthy life. Rec
ceiving these. tho general returned
thanks and expressed his appreciation
| in bow moro profound than that
| made to the highest official, and said
| that to understand the army 1T was
| necessary to understand it's general.
He then apokc in feeling terms OF
his early struggles. when a wild lad
OF fifteen years OF age, OF his con-
version over slxty-two years ago, and
OF the motive which led him to work
from the first among the poorest and
yilest OF humanity In order to bring
religion and comfort whore there had
\ been none before.
/ General Booth and his stan sail for
Seattle by the steamship Minnesota on
| Friday, May Gath, from Yokohama. IIlg
yisit 70 me empire OF The .rising sun
] rOrtnnt resultS.
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to be tho object Of the press as we'll
as the platform and tho pulpit.
Therefore. l am always very glad
said he, "to cooperate IN a most
friendly manner with the newspaper
world I am newspaper man my
self I think I have seventeen news
papers. 1t is true they are very much
given to dilate In one particular d.
rection: still they are very great
power, and have found that to make
q newspaper interesting, to make 1t
sell. and to make II profitable bust
ness, is not always the easiest thing
In the world.
The general then spoke of his graft
tying reception upon tho part of the
Japanese, He continued as follows
in addressing tho newspaper men:
my own people. to find out what they
arc doing on tho spot, to stlrthem up.
and to confer as to future DEPART
Tres I am contemplating a new de-
Iarture in the direction OF caring for
the sick POOR Hospitals, I under
stand, there arc in rea sonable num-
bers in Toxic, although mainly for
the better class OF people. ] hear that
there is really q superabundance Of
hospitals pure and simple. ! am pro-
posing to mako an effort to carry o.
similar kind OF assistance; into the
dwellings, Of the people, to help tho
woman in her confinement-that is,
without leaving the children--to help
the man who had got a temporary ILL
ness without going away from home,
and giving all manner of advice and
assistance in the dispensarw lie and
II the visitation of the poor. 1t has
long been my opinion that great
work could be cone with kind Of
6:spensary van that carried poultices
and little assistances, and nurses who
could Just tidy up the house, care
FOR the family. and then go on!' He
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were alleged to have ben conveyed to
tho Malay Peninsula and elsewhere by
these men on other occasions.
There must be g good deal Of truth
in the statements OF these girls, since
communication was addressed re-
Gently to the Japan Times from Pc
kin by Mr.. q. s. Ration international
travelling commissioner Of the Saliva
ton Army. on the subject Of "Japa-
nese Girls in North China" He ex-
presses himself as appalled, by the
fact that not only in Tien Tsin, but
in many other cities, q large number
of Japanese girls have been sold into
THIS most degrading form Of slavery.
While he maintains that these trans
actions must be contrary to all law
and that every honorable japanese
must wish such a reproach against his
country might be removed, he calls
public attention to tho matter in or
der to bring this great evil to an
end. lie adds: II was told by one who
knows them In Tien Tsin that many
OF these yictims are reduced to the
most trying conditions because Of the
sums OF money they arc made to pro-
ldpce for their masters
aIt4is high time that the Japanese
government should cooperate with
General Booth and the missionaries
and Japanese Christians, who are do
ing their best to put an end to such
conditions and the intolerable evils
that grow out OF them. It Is most
Significant that the general has not
only been welcomed by the highest
officials OF Toxic. Kyoto. and Osaka,
hut has been given IN audience by
the Emperor himself, who has in this
way, recogni2ed the value OF the work
which has been done in other lands by
these self-dcnying. heroic Christian
men and women, and of that which
is already being enterprised In Japan.
This visit and tho facts brought out
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reproducing phenomena identical with
those Of the Piper case and repreaent-
Ing the same alleged conmunicators
am a work particularly on what
We call cases OF 'cross reference-tha
", incidents and statements obtained
through several mediums who do noIS
know the facts so obtained. Thus,Sf for
example, II / obtain u message.
through the mediuinship Of A and then
receive similar information through
u and G, neither. of whom knows that
] have had a sitting with one OF the
others, am entitled TO conjecture the
same source for all three nessugea.'
in this manner 1 am endenSoring
to estnhiiah the personal identities of
NC alleged sources NJ the inessases.
MS present experiments ARE such tests
for the personal Identities or deceased
persons, including Or. IIodgson, stain
toh Alosea, NJ, II. w. II, Myers and
George l'clhpm, all well-known 10
.psNcilic researchers.
one interesting discovery which !
have recently made is that IN alleged
messages from the same deceased per-
son received through thppa different
Writing meqin,nG unknown to eac!l
other the word have IL invariably
written in the sama peculiar ipanners-
with the letter 'e' separated from he
Remainder OF the work andcommsnced
With II neW stroke. These mediums,
individually, do not Know tlint this IS
CHARACTERISTIC, of the messages received
through flle others
~ have applied tho pseudonyms
'Snead,, SMITH and quentin 70 tho
three mediums employed for my new
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There awaited him on the platform a
3largc number of we'll known officials
and leading Japanese including Baron
seise, .iie GoNeriioi " ~ ~. CIV
hlasor 49, VIZ huVe 'io N'st.ot q
i''ose oo ii PUN PUN
Upop stepping. from the train salu-
tationsN were exchanged, after which the
general, In brief address, expressed
his thanks for the KIND reception ne
had received. lie said that he had
heard IL was not the custom IN Japan
to make speeches or welcome ut the
station. but he read their welcome IN
their faces. Although he had been
only little over tWenty-four hours IN
Japan ne was ALREADY thoroughly at
hcIile. In conclusion ne exclaimed:
May God bless Toklo Tor ever and
ever" Mayor Oznkt then conducted
the general to his carriage amid en-.
thusiastic shouts OF "Banzai! Ban2al!'s
fiom the multitudes gathered on
every side. The streets were lined
along the entire route to the I'M
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gether, and afterWard inquired of Pro,
fessor Newbold If this message had
any pertinence to him. He replied
that the last time he saw Hodgson
before his death was on the beach al
1.-THE seaside. We have collected
large number OF facts and incidents,
communicated as described, which
could not possibly be in the knowledge
of either the sitter or the medium.
They are incidents which cannot be
explained by telepathy or defective
memory For example, I was in New
York, and DIR. Hodgson, before his
| death, was having sitting with Mrs.
Piper in Boston, She wrote for him
"a message from my deceased father,
who said that at the time my mother
and sister, at their home out IN In-
diana, were packing up their belong-
! ings preparatory to going away for
the summer and remaining until fail.
Now it was not their habit to leave
home in summer and neither Hodgson
nor i had any Idea that they would
| do so at this particular time. The
a letter, written At about the hour OF
| IIodgson's fsltting. and stating that she
and my sister We're packing to go away
luntil fall.
| "Agair., While ] was having sit
4 ting with Mrs Piper a 'message' was
]recciYea from q mana stranger to
me---who gave his name, and that of
shis home town; He also stated that
lhe4had lost a finger. l made Inquiry
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ny WALTER II. LAMDu1tii.

G#a IN WALTER N.7IiA MBLl9 ri.
Toxic, Japan. May o. 1907.
IiNERsAI. BOOTH, organizer and
A. leader OF the salvation Army.
is in Japan and has had tri-
M umrhal march through the
empire. He and his followers
/, have literally laid siege to number
+ OF centres. and from the immense
lcrowds attending their services, as
well as tho tremendous demonstra-
kions made by the people everywhere
Vat looks as they were about to cap
! ture the country.
Il The general arrived in Yokohama
ION the 10th of April, having crossed
1.-THE Pacific on the steamship Minne-
sofa. ANpleasant incident of the roy-
iage was n birthday party given him
jby Captain Austin and the passengers
ION the occasion OF his sevcnty-eighth
birthday. The saloon was handsome-
,Aly decorated with the flags of the
ibnations. DR.. Whitman was asked to
4 preside, and addressed q few very fe-
3}licitous remarks to the guest of honor.
FThe general, With great force and sim
tplicity, outlined tho history of the
I Salvation Army and made an earnest
}plea that his fellow Salvatlonists.
ifshould be Judged by tho results OF
I their work rather than OF what poo
I pie said of them. He did not claim
Ethat the army had been without faults
ISDut emphasized the carncStncSS ana
.feroic self-denial which characterized
their work. While no collection was
i,taken voluntary contribution to the
amount of ZIG yen was handed Cen
\ eral Booth for his work, in addition.
Ito a series Of appreciative resolutions
adopted by unanimous vote.
The Triunphal Arch.
Learning of General Booths eS-
pected arrival by the Minnesota, the
Toxic municipal authorities erected a
i beautiful arch of welcome in ever
green and flowers which spanned the
entrance to the Shimbashi Railway
! Station IN the capital. An immense
] throngs gathered around the arch and
! IN front of the station. the street be-
81 Ing SO packed with people that it was
Utmost impossible for those who had
come to receive the distinguished
guest to reach the train A few min
utes before s P. NJ. General Booth and
his staff arrived from Yokohama
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then spoke OF lady IN London who
was greatly Interested in HIS Visit to

then spoke Of lady in London who
was greatly Interested In his visit to
japan, and who had promised to as-
sist him in carrying out O great
scheme In behalf Of those who were
IN need In this empire, provided he
met with O, response upon the part
OF the Japanese, which indicated their
Willingness to cooperate.
| That there Is a great need In the Far
East for such work as the Salvation
Army alone seems able to do in GER
tain directions, appears from an arti-
clio IN the Kobe Herald under the
title. Traffic in Japanese Women"
Tho article Is based upon a letter In
native Daper, received from seven
Japanese girls who wrote from Perak,
IL tho Malay Peninsula. The genuine
ress OF tho letter was vouched for by
two members OF the Japanese Ladies'
Patriotic Association who happened to
meet the girls and heard their story.
According to the statement of these
western islands of Japan, they were
promised good situations of n respec-
table character$in Korea, last July, by
several men. AS soon as they had
been nut on a. junk, however, which
was supposed to be bound for Korea,
tho attitude ofSthe men changed. The
girls were violated In n most OUT
rageous manner and were given food
only once aaday. Unablo55to endure
this treatment. zone of them committed
suicide by throwing herself into the
sea, while another was killed by those
who had her in charge because she
cried for help. Subsequently they
We're transferred to large vessel. In
which they We're slowed away. Upon
arrival at Hong Kong some We're sold
to a licensed house, while others We're
conveyed to Singapore, where they
were similarly disposed of. The letter
refers to seventy other girls WHO
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] EY J0IIN ELEMMIII NVATik ID.

Ne~ York, july 5tb
~ oME novel scientific tests la4ely
&.y. ae@scd for tbs purpose Of PROV.
ing or aifproYitg the irnnor-
st.-/ thlitS az We so0 were ycgtqr.
1aH descrihed 70 me by PRO.
lessor iRtqea - iI2s!9p, late OF the
faculty ol Columbia UGiyfrsity ana
no@ secretary and active ht5d Of the
EegearciE
HIS Individual opinion tf1t lmunr-
talitS las already been setent3fifally
demonstrated was EXPRESSED to me bg
the psychologists IN tho course ag lilo
Interview, which took platsl IN taiS
nitY a the lieadquart6rg ~ tlle how
Institute of SeiemtiNc Resepech. OF
which america'g FIRST lndeDenaqut a3-
riety for PeycMcai research IS Il Sod
tlcn Within the feW l.ontAs Of It's
sctiNe e%istenee tla8 rev society les
acquired a pembeGship ~ GEO equal
20 that Of which rho athiy dssbanatd
American branch ~ The i:nslish sode.
\ ~ boaated efter eighteen yeurg among
The honorary fellows Of sl,e Anacficar
BocietY are LoriH IiayleiEh B&fou yor
9 SehrencksSotGiEs, t9iT Ollyer Lpda.e
4 Sir William Gfookes, OK Premier Ral,
four, Dr. William osief, DgE, Janet anl
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Seq fer, at Der bItoer ifrebst idu me-
get ON at ierbe bort SGbrelnuo Roree
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mes at bore en- pen Saute at os Rorife,
men 6pab De ifdI brlfee Ben9ere til er ct
anbet Spsr9smaoI. Sc taller ont at
bpgee Ell SGreanifalt, men ise trpr, BET
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Ter, eub hi bar; og iaa er bet 0sbres
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talt om. Sneeu at bisIe to Siug Ibnes
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bore til SieIp for fattiee % bielpelsie
berbiemme; BET tror ieg hi billie bape
gelii9nelie al baaoe Of @ub o9 Ieunez
fer. Git bette andre, Tom Der er Sale
ON, fbncs ie9 er bare at tieIpe benz, Tom
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fra en- Saliberirs.
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bpab Der M CT uefrmrrct, omiatisr fcl'
aenoe Etpfser:
S~prinasans. cp. II 20. 1 al griss,
25 Gents; SI Srters (6perture) al
Teisiieer, 40 Gents; Ssuepss Gang
(norif % enesIf Sertl, afsruIf, 80
Gents; SuIbreIIant al geatbs @rsuoabL,
40 Gents; Gen tore hpios Slot mort.
cc CocriGtteIie til snesIF af q. z. ar'
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2esuSen oSpenfpNortpeeidn SoIf'
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teuee blanst oneet: Sbor berliat sr nit
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airmpers 6sSelanb, Ga oi tIiter bette
9anset, Cor ise poo bet 6sis SieIS.
Ssieit LITTER lea M @nIrpotaIsn. aasois
Sieloians. Ola. Ola. min eiecn Sr,ee,
Sfior eiett { Seitin 90 G tea.e paa aisI'
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ben Rsning, at bri,teuiomeeIft Reeita-
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en- So9en or Bet IN lieeian aIminSeli9
Rerine, at man trrneer enboe beSre
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Rocr De tisber HcOItdber for Siemmes
brus. iaa err bet Serfor usS6enbiat. at Sc
mar at be a~IIerbebite. ReSfdber, iorn
boiler iig ifarpe, TOM er nftiirat % bol6s
bart initerebe. Spsr8srraalet er: 5oors
IsSes faar man iIiee Reofnber? Set er
mn n0fien 40 Var fiben Gtmutous
Sarstpare gompaup iuofoa. at Der bar
Srang for eobe 8sof1ber, o. bragte i
Rnrieoet be 6ersntte aeen SHUTTER Cool
Cabinets. Soert &sbiab er enraHteret,
os for at Senne @nrouti ifaI barre boIss
bar, iad UNDERTAKES boert 8eofub en-
sruubig Rrsoe, - en- bnaroere Rrs5e.
ens ben, be ueiattes fcr Deb bet hasIige
Brig. &sen autter Sool Cabinets er Re
eueite / fit 5laes. Der i~nDeboloer aeSitas
Der fra iamnle Sabrii, % AZ bbiI.s bbert
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meb SeHipn til ~Saebiiabsr % Sris. 6bis
1eres SanoIenSe life bar BEN. iaa Ftrtp
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8p. bpno arbeiosrereIie an9nar. Ger
or en- flor WiIi CONCERNING Scbrit, ct
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pernna. tablets.
9 peeieI.SeIeera m.

Columbus, Ohio, 15oe Sept. -
Zen i~nteresiante Gorfpn6elie er giort
Iigeoperfor Reoictrbnnoelen og til
Bolfet | Acknowledged. at bet efter
TO aors Experimental: = er l1ffe6es
Or. Sortman % bans asiiteuter at
~irembringe en- Peruua-5 ablet. 9enne
SdbIet iuoeboIoer ale be beIbre6enoe
Rt6ler, Tom oeu fIp6en6e 9erund M
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Ser bar anbienbslier besnneaaenoe
norfaameritmife gIabe. SIed Snn,
Satter al Dor befisnbte os PATRIOTIC
2auesmanS, Ole BUN, bar ben iom nf'
ilsreSe Statuen, efter at tun babe bull
pet til meb Experimentation.
0een !anife p~eSfomnenoe 8ebattsr bar
foroerIet @oitons z tatuen meb "Rorums
begataarnet". Tom openu9pute ameri'
fauife Sorifcr, 9rof. SorsforS, efter itore
Spofrelier o9 Smtoitniuaer / 1889 III
ppfert / RGrbeSer al Cambridge, Wais,
life ip9rt Iaugt fra Sau Riper, gtais.,
bpor Self griciion ifsIee Sasuet og Sas
aaerne baphe lanbet). RGonte Saarr
LOB aItiaa 9roi. 8. opfere paa bet Stee.
bpor fan fanbt Rure % andre Ting,
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at opipore.
So, bet er tilipnelaSenbe Iorumbe9d'
taarnet | RGrbeben AT Cambridge, at
bebtommenbe ReSafter MI bar foroerlei
meb Statuen / goitoul Set er bog / ets
bbert Sab eaIt at ifrioe fig. "a, bobs
belt gait er bet. rnar en- Rorbmaub fras
fjenber RorSmGnbene ben Del, Tom he
bar taset / pistige S~oreta9euber - for
grcrnpel Reisninser al o%pennGpute Stn'
tue. 90 bet err miIoeit taIt taftIsit o.
utafnemIigt, raar en- Rorbtnanb latters
Iiagisr bet, iom Greritarere bar aiort
fur at bGpee Roromrnoenes Stet oa
Strait. Sea Times, at suboer, Tom bIir
cpm9rtiom paa Zig S~tripuina, bar pros
teftere. Sen ube norife SI6et 6erlot
/ bet fjerne umerifarite RorSoeiteu bsr
/ bet belle taeet orre Sen iiSite til III
fripe o~berIegert os baaneube ON rorfs
biitoriife Ting SernsSe pad ben aneris
tarFe Shit. 9et er 10, Tom iagt. iffe
paa FIN YTaos for % at orttaIe be Sina
pad BEN Raase. % iaa fan bet 10 belle!
life pentss at bIi forfeit. Epis pt III,
paa SorbaanS aier os Image mco al
irtte oS inb / Sireeue.
SornbIis Irite iss o9iaa n artifel
ON ben uorfe gmigratious Saberi
@Isua Serion, - IN artifel. Der | pisit
guntter er uooereusiicmmenSe meo,
bpaS Roll, Tom Iepeoe ianmeu meb &Iena
poa bans aaurIe Sage, os Tom enouu Ie'
Der, bar rioit at berette ON BAN.
&ortiaet - si. Tom ipsIer meS Sine
al en- hiitoriH art. Der IGase Yiro pad
at Sette os srunSig IND / %iauuR. iaa al
oct, Tom ifripes. fan bIine iorreft iaIfaIt
| SubeSidseu. oilers bIir bet 10 life til
9opu, men ill ubobeIie Staee for Oh
ftorieu. Rartin nIneitab.
RfnneapoIis, gRirn-, 1sSe Sept. 1907.