"MISREPRESENTATION EXPOSED."
Sir,—ln this morning's issuo of (Tin: Dominion appears a letter by Mr. 11. J. Garland, under tho above heading. In reply, 1 have to tell Mr. Garland that as far as I am concerned there is no misrepresentation, and, consequently, nothing to expose. I am speaking from experience, and in tho interest of truth and justice. I presented your readers with facts, and am prepared to substantiate tho statements 1 mado iu my letter on tho Bible-in-Schools. Mr. Garland will have to bo older and mo'ro exjjerienced before he can "sheet home" anything to me. I shall make him a present of the fifteen years referred to in his letter. He should note that I specified no particular timo or period of time. I 'don t care to waste any further timo in replying to Mr. Garland. I. can oilly say in conclusion that as far as I can see. his mission is a failure, and justly so. What right has he, a stranger, to come here and interfere with our system of education, which is doing as good \vork and giving as good results as circumstances will allow?—I am, etc., E.D. Wellington, April 12, 1913.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1725, 16 April 1913, Page 4
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198"MISREPRESENTATION EXPOSED." Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1725, 16 April 1913, Page 4
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