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such standard. The court added 'that it ,was of the highest importance to the `public that a critic be saved from such a possibility. The verdict was against the evidence, and the trial judge;

had misdirected the jury.

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*THE BIBLE iii _

Discussed in the Synod of ‘ Toronto and Kingston ~ If

needed t e

one thing is to have the Bible made a

text book.

Principal Gordon ol Queen’s University / _ _ _

said that the system ol voluntary schools "°"'”

prevails in N e wioundland. The Govern ment grants are given to the churches in proportion to the school attendance. He had no hesit ation in calling it the poorest

syste

Maritime Provinces there is no separate school system, but Catholics and Prote=t- , ants are educated together. lfjthere is any advantage in the Ontario system of separate schools, it should givea large scope toreligicus instructions. He did not think full advantage had been taken of the privileges in this respect .given nder the school laws and regulations,

u . Before asking for futher legislation the u c h n \ freedom always enjoyed should be exer-

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-Principal Carew Wants it Made a

Text Book and Principal Gordon

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L D Gives Expression to Similar ‘ii ,

Views-

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' Toaotsro, May 13.-Principal Carew ad- dressed the meeting ot the Synod oi Tor- onto and Kingston today on the Bible of , oureducationai system. He would. not

_ admit that the Church cannot reach the ` masses without the aid of the Stare, but

V _ he did not think voluntary schools would

do in this Proviacelt was not the Govern- I ment or Legislature that stood in t-he way of greater use o I the Bible, but they

h backing cf the public. The

m in British North America. In the

The children in inany parts of the coun- P

1 try are sadly neglected in respect oi re-

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The ignorance even in high schooh ra- ‘ W

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himself into bad graces ct its citizens, gnu Mayor Richardson tonight, spealng for Sydney, gave your cacresppndent per- mission to make public the fact that he would recommend the immediate 'return heMr. Carnegie ot .his fifteen thousand

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