The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
ISLAN'S SPREAD IN AFRICA
UHOTT TRIBES SAID To BE
LOST 10 CHRISTIANITT

Rra,u 10 Have the biggest wArship
>uicIdr Among Russian children
The EN-sultan's wives . Cause %
rrauhIr m Turkey New National
nance for France King E'iw ards
blindness Tour sf London In .
Hours "a Minutes. Herman Fem inists
sould Have women In Army Pros
pccts Had for French Champagne.
rn>roN. July IS After /, eoo years
o. .-,stlanity. said the Archbishop OF
car. -,urv IN a sermon the other day
-. .uA out On a world very largely non
CN~sran still
rr '.r same week that the Primate
10, vr-HI this sermon Berlin CORE
.r7ut..' wrote. The circumstance that
N,ps.u mechanism II gaming more prose
lv,s- than ~ Christianity among the
natives n the African colonies has been
f-,.urutly referred to Of late both in the
ra~snay-rS and the Rsichstag" Par
.,cllars ara given OF German Christian
activity hut the Berlin Missionary So
Getty admits IN its report for 1909 that
mics, serious efforts ane made 10y the
CHRISTIAN missions to counteract ts in
A.snrr the native population OF German
ra., Africa will undoubtedly become
NoAarrledAn within the next fifty or
-I'y wears
Th, Government says the report may
- ~cn' m declining 20 interfere with the
~rgiou- belief Of the natives, but the
'ar' rarnains that when once the negro
Ass bon won over to Islam he loses his
rarg-,l r,'srNct for and the naive tract
sbi'fv Il his rare to the whites and he
comes irih'ad with mistr,ist not only
toward the Christian missions hut also
'oua-i ~" white race and European
i0r'r on
similar state OF things elsewhere il
-a'a--nf ., in the new quarterly review,
De- Is.-r In one ofsthe articles DR.
r7on 7 'imann professor Of Semitic
'ugr!ac.s NJ Stra-shurS University,
draws attention 90 tho spread OF islnmism
~ northern Ahvssinia in the course 20 the
H. 0"n'urv
Wtol., tribes 10 avs which werr once
CHRISTIAN and still hear CHRISTIAN names
have f.coma N"hammadan He men
ions in particular IN two Mensa triles
which '-avallars reported fifty years ago
- =, christian When he was in IN"
N0ID'-N IN lNp ne Tt''FlN'@i wv ''i''"'i-
arouun' - them
-TN.l- religion was formerly Christian
AMI aacN branch hal its churches and
,-iasta Later on, how YER. their priests
IA not know how To road. then the Mos
'arns carna among them and converted
them 'o Islamism Very few AZ N"
--psar' day ara still Christians
ADMIRAL Bacallar. mead ~ M" Brazilian
-ava' r,mmis-on now ~ Fncland. saws
'haf 'p. third hartl"phip the Rio d"
Iar..-, 'o D." hullt GOV Rra7il ~ M---rs
,--rs-ronE N'utwurth \ g.. under The
90 programrl" will ~ ~ greatly in
'na-ad dirnensiou- ard unwor com
AIRED with the Other Brazilian hr"ai-
roaghts ius' completed 81" Will D."
TACT 10 the largest and most powerful
warShip in ~" world.
The Rio 30 Janeiro will -" Gii f"a' IN
rNrgth. with cam of - feet -" - 100
have a draurht - - feet and a dtsriac"-
ner- 20 a2.n"o tons. Her armament will
consist % 'Velyo 10 inch guns. four
teen q inch guns. fourteen inch guns.
'hree a Founder landing guns. ak machine
automatic guns and three is inch tor
edo tuhe~ under water.
The machinery will y" ~ tn" improved
'',rhine tvpe. ~ y" manufactured hv
Vessr- vickars Sons 4 NaVim and u
Will drive four screws and Civ" a sr"s'd
+ TWENTY-FIVE and a half knots. The
Aattleship will y" completed within two
FEARS from date. The approximate co-t
= Understood 20 he ST. 500 oOo Such n
v~ssel could not be left alon" said Admi-
al BacellAr. and similar ships vii have
~ -. built IN accompany her in the Bra
y'liAn feet.
Tho following table compares IN" U'ost
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