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Title: Christian herald
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
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following offer. it -tr It How to Secure the Flag^ andDeclaration Free : Think of someone among your relatives andfriends who would be benefited byreading The Christian Herald.^ou probablv think of several onthe instant. We want these friendsof yours to join our great ChristianHerald Family and we want youto bring them in. Induce at leastone friend to take The ChristianHerald for SIX MONTHS, sendingus 75 cents with the order, and foryour trouble in procuring this NEWsubscription, we will send to anyaddress you may designate the largeAmerican Flag and the facsimilereproduction of the Declaration ofIndependence Free of all charge. Remember: This is your last chancel So send in your ordertoday an<l receive both the Flag and the Declaration of Independent i hv the Fourth of jiilv THE CHRISTIAN HERALD, BIBLE HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY Pag9 594 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD. June 25. 1913 I NEW YORK, JUiNE 25, 1913 THECHRISTIAN NEW YORK, JUNE 25, 1913 HERALD A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER FOR THE HOME
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THE PERRY MONU-^lENT AT KURI-HAWA, JAPAN. I AND JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP BY WM. ELLIOT GRIFFIS, D.D., L.H.D. JAPANESE COMMER-CIAL DELEC.ATION ATITHACA. N. Y. N THE very old days China builta great wall across northern Asiato keep out persons ineligible tocitizenship. Japans bad repute,all over the world, for making rigidexclusion laws was within our memory. Now, when a section of our country is taking up the business where theJapanese left off, it is well to inquire what roots of friendship lie deeperthan this recent manifestation. The good doctor is not always frightenedby symptoms, but looks rather to the constitution of the patient. Thetrue navigator regards the oceanic drift more than surface currents.The bonds uniting Japan and America are historical, economic, educa-tional and Christian; while the fears of the terrible things that willhappen, if we welcome freely the Japanese.are imaginary. Divine Providence,liirecting the course of civilization to move westwai-d with the sun, has at

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