The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

! institution. subject to the laws of Tur-
Key and with Turkish directors TO
Ills the Americans naturally object
They say that they are organized under
The laws OF New York and they cxpec,
10 stand BY the rights which the
foreign ownership gives them.
The Censorship OF the Turks
There is no doubt but that the Amer
leans arc sensible in preferring the
protection Of Uncle Sam to that Of the
sultan Conditions are bound 10 be un-
settled IN this part of the world for
Eears TO come. There will be rcvolu-
tons ard nter-rcvolutions before
the Turks come down 10 a solid sub
Stahtial. modern governments; and no
one can Tell when the old conditions
o. censorship may no, be resumed AS
L S now the srudenta can read what
! looks they like. and there is little
rouole as to the newspapers They
can go where they please without pa SIS
ports, and the new government is do
Ing all IL can TO promote education
II was IA different under the regime
OF Abdul Harnid In his time every
newspaper was carefully looked over,
and all sentences or words objection
able 10 the governmental critics were
cut out This was SO of papers coming
in through the mail as we'll as Of tho
day weekly ia published. devoted large.
y 70 the life and sayings OF our saw
iour. The censors objected 80 it, say.
ing, Tile paper Is ba one for in il
they Kill a King OF the Jews every
week This nigh, suggest The assas-
3!natton OF the sultan. and we cannot
permit it.t Or. Bliss the president OF
the college at Beirut. not long ago i'm
ported an old copy OF Shakespeare
| kev az no
censor obiecting. Said the latter.
"Sna kcspcare is a bad book for the
TURKS II has in 1t the story of a
man named Macbeth, who killed t.ing
II you'd be a bad example forus''
Or HiIss succeeded in getting his
shakeape.re in ~ saying he had an
other COPY of the same book which
- I, vas already in the country. could
not be taken ont, and NJ would be
GLAD 10 trade this for the nov COP
IN" censor consented. and he accept cd
me Shakespeare which cost a dollar and
admltted the fms old edition instead
At another time some New Tcsta-
rnsnta sent 10 Constan,inople were
held tack by one Of the censors DO.
canac ri the Epigtle Of Paul TO the
1Alai!ans Galata ig one Of the divi.
Ei2ns ot cpnstantinope, and the censor
ASKED "Hho Is this man PAU, ano
Sa!a,aT He va. WITH difncuIty per.
suadsd that IT. Paul was dead and
'ha, MS Letter waa not the part of u
1lo' | ata told that chemistry was
oHce ksp, out. becaUse q censor OH
lected ~ ths term HzO, saying that Il
seeIncd - mean that Ea.nid II Hhe
sultan ApGrl Handy amounted to
aotaing
Tae SYRIAN CniieEe Mt Beirut.
IN aEGitlnn N Kober. College and
'aG ia.ttOtioa a hgSioIt, there liz one
hire z: Eeigrt whirh is quite as i'm
port4nt ~ slsasr NJ the oshers refer
- ~ HYyt@n ffotsatant College. cstab-
!isra1 ~ Americans IN 1850 which
Einf1 lasn hax been the Harvard and
Iais ~ ta~ IL! Fast II haa had thou
EaEfe ri Zysdca,Gs. and i.s doctors
anu !4WYGfx stand ~ the heads Of tho. r
pfn's**ira Ia HaYD,, cycia, TURKEY.
feFsis ana india. u hss 800 students.
al Crhn,sis. fepfcsen,!ag avery par,
ri tt.e '>eyan,
Trjr instt.1tlrn waa founded by Pres.
b2tetians hi, tfie insfrUctior rs nom
est1afiaa yns taNgitg has about thir-
t4-f|@ Dtnffrerfsy .i% MIR, ri them
HfaAffcans, &th IL ls q UropshIy up.
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