The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-03-18
~ Mission Mail Bag.
Nv IN SCHOOLS.

,y,ocRAcy IN SCHOOLS
Oha srs great Jewelers. Of class
sch'o'' especially in countries where
sbn'tio',s' a, are sharply drawn as in
SIC me- ariocipal of the High school
ds. ln Is. e. Rev. James Smith of
AhIneuu's BOARD. has been invited to
: snl5 a. two ex-pupils, representing
ps With .,,s ans one being a Brahman,
tia- ','', sboemaker. Having sat side
s0thel +bs classroom these young
SIDE u. ,. to mngle socially after
q con-, "s-,on. Missionaries in Persia
d 5 s'.pt.s 10 ind that religious differ
: 1rn7 ,g their pupils are dissolved in
fas 'a.,'F nail. Moslems, Armenians
Z a'y, actually dip their drinking
4 jews common receptacle. Yet
P '''o ''. while ago an American
p, little "lNN
" mastering in Moslem home,
G,I'''. waite. Jug and orders were i'm
n'.7 ,s0 for its destruction.
s5Ia- ,r.t of view of the family
Oh ra dehled to use the jug
e % tr had touched it. The
''a sooI where high and low,
f' neat on a common level,
. ar -ar.ae down all such bar
q ..rrelect Taft says that
Us instantly is pure de-
Dc The hest gift from the
s''. ,.s...u the Orient is the small
lD ,, wt women missionaries
OIL roa. ,nare to exemplify this
~ ~. If +ss. band could be largely
~. .t.s s,ars The entire east might
.4... rs ramtiy as Japan. Bishop
=. .f fine Tmappnes declares that
'' -... -.~.. toI the west to implant
3ssl in The o@eat.
,yo.y. uszWausEEMED A FAILURE.
5.,s,..r gea ago there came to Ana
....o. away up in Pontus near
p.n g.. rong fellow with a
,r,m4 taa. D English means "Son-
.tl-rs Nothing went well
n, .r. Twice he was dropped
ra. ou aee years work over
w. e,.4wn laughed about him,
ANAL, 5a.uded he had made a
,+.r ard went out to seek
mtg
d. srrM ,rr Of his former class
-. ,4. IL .-tter from California
r.7a -tan and signed by the
,.sf..,f- Others. " The failure
ag rs that he cultivated his
r ,ft Huag college and taught
5r a 'r4 years. He went to
srcs .n. tried various places until
-asrsat tarnia. He became inter-
.5r ra-c. studied it as a profess
!. received npontments under the
t grsrm.nt and is now an inspec-
witt California as his range of
Y urr aiy that would make
H- r. o lbs classmates of other
his is a.. tn story of that stupid
vra @ oJ 40 the work required
the ..".u, College in Pontus of
a u tHa- then of the bright
5N.#.. .s year getting diplomas
~ Ta ~..a will hear from them
under u .N liberties of the regen-
led o-rr Empire, when high
al saas-- aaI Christian training
ela. aua t3 make their mark.
SaTI ~iUN TRAINED TEACHERS
aas -. ra secure pupils trained
t. a... colleges for teachers
ID gu. ~ma' schools, Four grad
esq., muN College are thus en-
.ei a0. rial occupy other posi-
il " aIty. Eight in the
IA u the customs service
.a.. un ' apartments. Three
rss mtors, one a druggist,
.r .. and two are continu-
lr the United States at
ar .''| The class of 1907
seat -luah five provinces in
INA 9"- .- gone to Japan and to
hs ~ mostly as teachers.
slu.'aa s nuiey Of the American
sr he. ".0 10 aajse up a native lead
'll By r.u of lis Christian institu-
@ ami " present demand by the
Fsaman- ur aang men to fill infiu-
as p.s9. ~ug met in large degree
@t'.s s....
Hnrt IFERFUL VIEW.
Us E..a'' m.st in India has called
40 So NAM gioomy predictions con-
-'Als .h t-tur. vi that country that
'f'fe.H-E 700 read the enthusiasm
9'l ii .f' recent opening of the oath
'''l8 .Mgrass IN Madras. For the
%0'. Hts history a constitution Was
.YF' a'a 'Hls marks an important
y" 'N7 toruon Of self-government.
'o''.' sfgnes at Surat last year,
.'' '.' congress was dissolved in an
'y'l' o.'d"4 tae Eyes of its members
~. necessity for written constitu-
!. 'aa Fi'r- Of procedure.
|, ''' a"-.'aneously with this open
/. congress the citizens of Madras
S'7'l mass meeting to express
/, appreciation of the schemes of re-
l5nf '0'''og''ed by Lords Morley and