Modern Review August 1911

All true development must proceed from the known to the unknown from the familiar to the unfamiliar from the near to the far. [...] One of the noblest of Christian adjurations lies in the words Lei as endure hardness as good soldiers of Christ ;" and again the sublime exclamation "Quit ye like men! Be strong." The inabilty to endure hardness the inability to be earnest the inability to play the man either on action or devotion in life or in imagintion these if no worse are the fruits of the tree of a luxury t [...] The Thana Branch takes advantage of the low caste school maintained by the Municipality cofining its efforts to urging the parents to send their children to school and to seeing to it that the right kind of teachers who take a genuine interest in the welfare of the little pupils. [...] Money continued to be cheap even after the conclusion of the treaty of peace ; because on account of the German occupation of certain provinces in France and the oubreak of communist troubles in that country no one could tell the possibilities that lay in the future. [...] Now as in the industrially advanced countries a large part of deposits arises out of loans this increase in the deposits of the London joint-stock banks clearly indicates increase in the volume of business.t Another feature of the business situation is to be noticed in the Movement of Cleaing-House Operations.