ডাক্তার যতীন্দ্ৰনাথ মৈত্র 8-N2 in the long run, will win back their allegiance and, affection. Just as breakers of laws of health suffer from diseases aud meet with an early grave, the breakers of laws of Goverment have got to pay the penalty as they deserve. The Hindus should treat Mahomedans and other as their own kith and kin, share their joys and sorrows and stand by them whenever there is need for it. The same thing applies to the Mahomedans and Christians, Buddhists, Jews and Parsis-Indians and Europeans. This mutual love and tolerance are the only panacea for all public ills. In cases of communal quarrels, the leaders of one community should particularly befriend the other with honesty, sincerity and vigour and any one trying to widen the gulf should be brought to book. Trade facilities should be thrown open to all and justice should be no respecter of persons or positions. Even the humblest should feel that he is as much a member of the State as the most powerful, In God's creation there are mountains, hills and hillocks: oceans, seas, rivers and rivulets ; trees, shrubs and herbs ; animals and animalcules from the size of a smallest amoeba to a giant, both harmful and harmless and God not only tolerates their presence but actually assists them in their growth and full deve lopment without any preferential treatment. It is,
