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THE SANATANA JAINA.
* I do not except you to crecute this improvement or 10 surrendar the preju lice in lus time but at any rate it shall not be guy fault if the improveruent remains unknown or rejected. There shall be on nan at least, who has surrendered the prejudice, and who does not hide that fact"
Mr. John Morley.
VOL. IV.
BOMBAY, MARCH-JUNE, 1908.
No. 8-11.
THE SAMETSHIKHAR AFFAIRS & THE RUINOUS
POLICY OF CERTAIN ANGLO-INDIAN PAPERS.
If there be any one more respon- driven to dispair. From dispair some sible in creating the present uorestful of them grow desperate. The balance elements which have been spread far of their minds becomes disturbed with and wide from one end of the Coun the result that many & time they try to the other, and which have partly lose the sense of distinguishing the resulted in the assassination of the right froin the wrong and then become trvo most innocent ladies and their Syce prepared to commit any sort of it is the couductors of certain Anglo- atrocities. Indian Papers. They often poison the It is the fact known to the whole ears of the Goveroment by giving false Indian world that the Government version to day movement going on in Against the wishes and the religious the country for the general upheaval of susceptibilities of one of their most the people. The Government depen- loyal, law abiding and peace-loving diag fully upon the reports which every subjects, Jains, have decided once for now sad then appear in the columns all to convert their (Jains ) most of these papers becomes more rigo - sacred place namnely The Parasnath rous and passes a puviber of oppres Hill into a place of sanitarium or to sive and repressive measures quite un- allow perinission to erect buildings suitable to the Indian nature. People thereon. The Jains on their part generally by such barsh measures are made all the possible constitutional
Shree Sudharmaswami Gyanbhandar-Umara, Surat
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