Word: china
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...second lecture on "The Naturalization of Christianity in the Far East" will be delivered by Professor E. C. Moore '78 in the New Lecture Hall at 8 o'clock this evening. The topic of the lecture will be the Christian movement in Japan and China and the present situation in those countries. Professor Moore has travelled widely in the Orient and has observed conditions closely, with a view to making the different phases of Eastern civilization a specialty...
...France-Japanese agreement was simply a safeguard for French Indo-China, but owing to the bad French translation of its original form, it may one day give China a pretext for complaint of unjustifiable foreign interference in her affairs. The treaty between Russia and Japan, though drawn up at Portsmouth when the war ended, was not reduced to satisfactory form till the autumn of 1907. Although bearing hardly on Russia, in some respects it ensures peaceful conditions for Russian activities in the Far East...
Professor E. C. Moore will deliver the second of his lectures on "The Naturalization of Christianity in the Far East" in the New Lecture Hall at 8 o'clock this evening. The lecture deals with the present situation in Japan and china and with the Christian movement in those lands...
...following officers were elected for the remainder of the academic year: president, G. G. Glass '08, of Spokane, Washington; vice-presidents, E. F. Hanfstaengl '09, of Munich, Germany, and T. C. Yeh '09, of Sunkiang, China; secretary and treasurer, F. S. Montgomery '08, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; councillors, W. B. Munro '99, of Ontario, Canada, E. H. Wells '97, of Boston, Mass., and S. Fujioka '10, of Tokyo, Japan...
Professor E. C. Moore will deliver the first of two lectures on "The Naturalization of Christianity in the Far East" in the New Lecture Hall at 8 o'clock this evening. The lectures will deal with the present situation in Japan and China and with the Christian movement in those lands. They were delivered in January in King's Chapel, Boston, on appointment of the Lowell Institute, and are repeated in Cambridge at the request of members of the University and Cambridge residents...