Sur les hautes terres mexicaines, avec un aperçu de Cuba . id I, et de thenturning pour moi, a-t-on observé, vous vous demandez que le missionnaire protestant n'est pas dedans, quand il prend sous-pour concurrencer la splendeur somptueuse et la magnificence organisée du rituel et de l'édifice dans l'Église romaine? Notre seule chance est d'opter pour l'école pour les enfants, de les prendre jeunes et en construction tôt, et peut-être, quand le théygrandir, quelques-uns d'entre eux ont pu apprendre à adhérer à la doctrine simple et pratique de notre enseignement protestant. Les Jésuites ici soutiennent le collège de SanNicholas pour les hommes, où H

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On the Mexican highlands, with a passing glimpse of Cuba . id I, and thenturning to me, observed, Can you wonder that theProtestant missionary is not in it, when he under-takes to compete with the sumptuous splendor andorganized magnificence of ritual and edifice inthe Roman Church? Our only chance is to openschools for the children, take them young and in-struct them early, and then, perhaps, when theygrow up, some few of them may have learned toadhere to the simple doctrine and plain practiceof our Protestant teaching. The Jesuits here sustain the fine college of SanNicholas for men, where Hidalgo once taught andMorelos learned, and which, founded in 1540, boasts that it is the oldest institution of learning inthe Americas. The Jesuits also maintain a largeschool for young women. They are endeavoringto resist the tide of progress which is so fast Amer-icanizing the land. But even here the upgrowinggenerations are giving steadily increasing supportto the policies of the enlightened and liberal mennow guiding the destinies of the Republic. 180. A WILD OTOME IN FLIGHT FROMMY KODAK XVI Morelia and Toluca—The Markets—TheColleges—The Schools—The An-cient and the Modern Spirit Toluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico, December 14th. Yesterday afternoon at four oVlock I left Mo-relia by the National Railroad and reached hereat three oclock in the morning. Tio continued onto Mexico City, but I stopped over to spend theday with my friend, El Padre, the missionary, whohas been one of our party to the Tierra Caliente, From my hotel Jardin, in Morelia, I rode downto the station in a most ancient little car pulled bya single mule; the electric tramway has not yetarrived at that capital. It was yet dark when I was awakened forToluca. When I left the train the air was cold, frosty. The city was silent, but it was well lightedwith electricity, and a modern electric tram carawaited me at the station. Toluca thus gave meat the hour of my night arrival the impression of 181 On the Mexi

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