Modern Review April 1913

the necessity of looking at the situation from all sides and especially of realising the importance of the moral factor ; the necessity of teaching in all their schools and colleges the fundamental aims meaning and purposes of society ; the esentially social and spiritual nature of life and therefore the great need of adopting a high standard of social and commercial morality. [...] The appearance of the Chfistion r V on the scene as the friend of publicans and sinners and as the benefactor of the outcast and the locaste the leper and the blind meant the introduction of a new force in the thought and life of Indian society. [...] A study of the lives of the famous social workers of the world tell us that those who in the midst of all their varied acts of kinness and mercy cared first and foremost for character and worked for the development of personality and for drawing out and enriching all that is lovely and true and noble in man were the very persons who were able to do the most abiding kind of service for mankind. [...] The name of the late General Booth of the Salvation Army so well known throughout the world as one of the greatest of the social workers will be perpetuated in history as one of the benefators of humanity not because he clothed thousands and fed tens of thousands but because he was instrumental in introducing a regenerating uplifting for&'e in the life of the most hopeless and degenerated sect [...] I am speaking here of the Turk who is much maligned on all sides and stigmatised as cruel " and " intolerable." Ile overthrow of the regime of Abdul Hamid threw the veil from the face of the Turk and exposed him to the gage of the world.