THE RHINE.

Anddenly and at a lesp, as all will per

asive from the map, the Rhine more aprings into history

PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS.

That the adnoutloual system implanted in the Philippines since. American occupe or of the lelands bas become an object of

By the terms of the armistice thisteres not only among the nations in the most famous stream will cease for a period to be German; Allied forces wil Far Eand bus she of all other coloniel occupy the west bank from Switzerland governments, is the statement made by the to Holland, while on the east side the director of education, according to the territory which will not be occupied will become for the time being neutral.

Manila Times" Representatives from various countries have been coming to the Islands during the past few yours, and many have sont indents here to learn the Philippine system of public education.

The action of the United States governi

The Germans, therefore, suro der the whole of their principal waterway, their prondest geographical" peasessiou, their most romantic river, with all its associa tions racial, territorial, and sentimentalment," aid the director of od gosticno in No river in any country bears the mating education the keynote of its Philip e relation to that country as the plan, olicy naturally attracted the attention of colonial, governinenta in the Far East. Rhine does to Guriany.

Just how far the interest felt has regnited in

No river has been more loudly cale. brated in song; in the world there is changes in odnestienal practice is not a no natural feature which has leen so known, but it is a safe statement to assert ferrently acclaimed by patriotic tourists, that the success achieved here has fed in a By taking possession of the German less questioning attitude toward the wisdom Rhine the Allies deliver a nécessary, of the policy and perhaps to more careful stategic blow at their enemy; andi semne, consideration of the educational needle of thing, maro; for they strike in one com- other popies. The Philippine' -publis prehensiya sweep at the deepest and school system has also prored an object of moet · fundamental source of Germa loterest to other than colonial governments. pride.

**Several commissions and many individ. The German race from time imme-le have visited the Islands for the pur morial has invested the water of the prse af 'aludying the education system. A Rhine with so much glaniour that its number of Chinese commissirina represent- cup will become to them the bittercating the central Government, the region. that they have ever tasted.

around Canton, central China, and other) Yet after intoxication it is a whole- portions of the country during the past me and inexpensive draught. The year, spent topsiderable periods investigat watch on the Ehine and beyond it, willing the Philippine pablie sabcols. The

bo interrupted for a season the which celebrates that watch will have became untuned, perhaps tor ever. --

It is a thoroughly spiritual humilia tion, a retribution upon the seat for 40 yours' growing infatuation of mind and brutality of body.

The Rhine has always been one of the

visit of a Siamese prince prior to the cur

rent year has resulted in the sending of several young men and woman frem that country to study in the Philippine Normal School and the Philippine School of Arts and Trade. Representatives of colonial governments of Jars, and of the Federated Malay States and the Straits Settlements have thoroughly studied Philippine educa- great geographical landmarks of Europe.tional practice. Une result has been the The first representatives of European law sending of a Filipito' industrial teacher and and order, the Romans, were sever wholly two Filipino academic teachers, both comfortable until they had established themselvel on it and beyond it luiz.raduates of the Fhilippine Normal School, Mayence, Mogontiacum, which we -hall to the Straits Settlements. Two Filipino industrial teachers, man and wife occopy. Eas always been recogniïzra as aj comaruding military site; it wasome of the were also furnished the government of first sites on the Rhino where a iran' camp was established; and Castel, which faces it on the east bank, testifies by its name to its Roan origin. les frein the old Toman wooden bride scross the river, may be seen in the local museum among other pro Christian antiquities.

Guam

From Farmice, where in many respects conditions parallel those found in these Is- lands, à cotamissiou recently came to secure information concerning, among other things, the educational system. Missionaries from practically all parts of the Far East are frequent visitors in the schools of Manila

Not far oft on the farther sido lica | and ecensionally ato schools in the pro-

Wiesbaden, Aquko Mattiacae, with a vince."

bath and relics of a more luxurious

Roman residence. Cologne every one knows as a Boman name; Coblenz is the confluentia of two rivers; but to enumerate even the Roman sites which will either fall into the hands of the Allies or ba neutralized is impossible.

Ever since the Caesars the Rhine bas had a full and crowded history; ever since their legionaries began to know it bas been the most important river in Europe.

1.

The Rhine I always been civilized, and until lately a source of civiliang. initence. It has been the cradle of noble architecture and art; the bome of religion, learning.. and beneficent invention; the stage and back ground of a thousand legends and romances; the most northerly as well as one of the richest of the vire; a flourish ing industrial area, and a popular holi- day resort.

Allthis fair tract, the richest spiritual, as it is almost the richest material, in heritance of Gertuany, is temporarily to be handed over to the custody of the Allies

To English Ricciations the surrender of the Thames from Lechlade to Grave

and would hardly mean more.

And for the wrench "done to its Ensceptibilitics the German people bas only itself to thank. The Allies bare every right to exact what military guarantees they think fit.

But the occupation of the Rhins means more than it looks on paper er will be in physical fact. It is well that this

should be realized.

“Ju dar Rhoin, er ist durchaus kein

Geographischer Begriff auf,"

sa one of its poets has said. It is by 20 means a mers geographical conception, but an integral part of the Germsa sual. In Homer, Achilles fought and van quished a river, and it would nok be wholly fanciful to claim the came triumph for the Allica

If we could personify the Bhina, as an artist might 'wish, to personify it, we, should see in it the Germany of the pre 'sent as well as of the past.

In it would be represented every me cessive manifestation of the German spirit, bad vs well as good.

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ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS.

JANUARY 19, 1919. RITO MARE, Jop., 710 tons, from Bus.. Keelung, Capt. Takoseka, Furukawa,

ALICORNE Chi., 38 tons, from. Fakhoi and Haiphong, Capt. Leung, Hing, Chiat Ou. 043.

SAN NAM HOT, CEL, 487 tons, from West River, Capt. Lewingden, Fat Hing Co., whart.

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KATORI HARU, Jap., 6.143 tona, from Shanghai, Capt. Hamada, N.Y.K., Kow Toon haf

ARABIA MARU, Jap, 8,293 tons, from Manils, Capt. Eameda, C.5.5., 28.

Swatow, Capt. Egawa, O.S.K wharf. -- KAIJO MARU, Jan. 1,126 tons, from

MISHIMA MĀRU, Jap, 4,953 tone from Singapore, Capt. Murammi, N.I.K., Kowloon art.

TAKSANG, Brit, 977 tons; from Haiphong, Capt. Ritchie, J.M., C42.

NAMWAN, Pert 278 tons from. Quinton, Capt. Costa, Tai Fung & Co.,

C39.

SINKIANG, Brit, 1,610 tons, from Shanghai, Capt. Eedy, E. & 8., BIO.

DINA, Norw, 833 tous, from Bangkok, Capt. Jorgensen, B11-

TAKENO MARU, Jap., 659 tons, from Bangkok, Capt. Ogawa, M.BE., West

Point 44.

CLEARANCE.

| JANUARY 10, 1919. HAIMUN, Brit, II mim, for Singapore via Amoy, K. N. Beng.

"LOONDSANG, Brit, 3 pm for Manila, J.M. & Co.

N1861N MARU, Jap., 4 pm, -for Kealung, Furukawa & Co.

RARITAN, Amer. 1 p.m., for Manila, Grimble & Co.

VAN OLOON, Dutch, 3 m., for Belwan via Swatow, J.07.1

JANUARY 11, 1919.

TAIBANO, Bris, 6.30 am for Shang hai vis Foochow.· ́

TUNGSHING, Brit,, 7 am, for Bang kok, J.M. & CoA. M

KWANGTAH, Chi., 6.30 a.m. for Shanghai QỆN. CÓ

BIYO MARU, Jap for Keelung, Furukawa & Co.

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