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2 Cor 812 Moreover brethren we do you towit of the grace ofafGodafGod-

bestowedGodGod-

bestowedGod-

bestowedbestowed on the churches of Macedonia how that in a great trial of afaf-

flictionaf-

flictiollaf-

flictionfliction the abundance of their joy and their deep poverty abounded untounto-

theunto-

theunto-

thethe riches of their liberalityliberality-Mark

liberality-Ufllk

liberality-markMark 1241 And Jesus sat over against the treasury and beheld howhow-

thehow-

thehow-

thethe people cast money into the treasury 33But sjeshe OfO-

fher

of-

herof-

herher want did cast in all that she had even all her living2 Cor 87S Therefore as ye abound in everything in faith andand-

utteranceand-

utteranceand-

utteranceutterance and knowledge and in all diligence and inin your love to us seesee-

thatse-

thatseesee-

thatthat ye abound in this grace alsoalso-

Exalso-

Exalso-

ExEx 3024 And Mosesoses called Bezaleel and Aholiab and everyevery wisewise-

heartedwise-

heartedwise-

heartedhearted man in whose heart the Lord had put wisdom even everyeveryoneeveryone-whose

oneone-

whoseone-

whosewhose heart stirred him up to come unto the work to doo it AndAnd-

theyAnd-

theyAnd-

theythey brought yet unto him free offerings every morningmorning-OhOh that wee may be able soon to put in the fifth verseverse-

Mai

verse-

Ia1

verse-

MalMaiIa1 31012 Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse that therethere-

maythere-

maythere-

maymay be meat in mine house and prove me now herewith saith the LordLord-

ofLOla-

ofLord-

ofof hosts if I will not open you the windows of Heaven and pour you out aa-

blessinga-

blessinga-

blessingblessing that there shall not be room enough to receive it And I will rere-

bukere-

Jukere-

bukebuke the devourer for your sakes and he shall not destroy the fruits ofof-

yourof-

Jourof-

youryour ground neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in thethe-

fieldthe-

fieldthe-

fieldfield saith the Lord of hosts And all nations shall call you blessed forfor-

ve

for-

yefor-

veyeve shall be a delightsomeo land saith the Lord of hosts2 Cor 9G8GS But this I gayea he which soweth sparingly shall reap alsoalso-

sparinglyalso-

sparinglyalso-

sparinglysparingly and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifullybountifully-Every

bountifully-Eyer

bountifully-EveryEveryEyer man according as he purposeth in his heart so let him give notnot-

grudginglynot-

grudginglynot-

grudginglygrudgingly or of necessity for God loveth a cheerful giver And GodGod-

is

God-

is

God-

isis aLle to make all grace abound towards you that ye always having allall-

sufficiency

aU-

sufficiency

all-

sufficiencysufficiency in all things may abound to every good workwork-

I

work-

II think the real temper and promisepromise of a church may be tried by threethree-tests

three-tests

three-teststests the prayer meeting the Sunday school and the contributions forfor-

foreignfor-

foreignfor-

foreignforeign missions How has your church been standing in these respectsrespects-How

respects-Row

respects-HowHow shall it stand hereafterhereafter-

Januaryhereafter-

Januaryhereafter-

JanuaryJanuary 21 1895 JOHN A BROADUSBROAD-

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258 The Foreign Mission JournalJournalH-

ARD

JournalH-

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journalH-

ARDHARD TIMESGREAT RELIEFRELIE-

FYou

RELIE-

FYou

RELIE-

FYouYou talk about hard times and heavy demands made on you GodGod-

knowsGoe-

lknowsGod-

knowsknows all your circumstances and does not wantwau t you to do more thanthan-you

than-you

than-youyou can possibly do Let us look at a case inin old times givengiven us inin GodsGods-Word

Gods-Yord

Gods-WordWord Read it in 1 Kings 17824 Read it right now before you gogo-

anygo-

anygo-

anyany further Then letlotusus look at the lessons in it for us Hard times withwith-

thatwith-

thatwith-

thatthat poor widow Famine in the land no rain dry so dry want and hunhun-

gerhun-

gerhull-

ergerer and death before her and her child HaveHaveyouyou had hard times readerreader-Several

reader-Several

reader-SeveralSeveral yearsea1S ago the writer tired and worried felt he was having a hardhard-

timelIard-

timehard-

timetime That very evening he was called to an orphans home WhileWhile-

waitingWhile-

waitingVhile-

waitingwaiting there he saw a poor womanwomanomnn come inin and clasp a little baby boyboy-

toboy-

toboy-

toto her bosom petting and caressing him After a while he ventured toto-

askto-

askto-

askask some few questions and found out that the woman was separatedseparated-from

separated-from

separated-fromfrom a mean vile husband who had taken her oldest child and left herher-

theher-

theher-

thethe small one after by maltreatment of the father he had been deformeddeformed-forfor life She worked all the week for a living and came onlyonl on SundaySunday-

eveningsSunday-

eveningsSunday-

eveningsevenings to see herherdarlingdarling boyboydeformeddeformed indeed but her darling stillstill-

Shestill-

Shestill-

SheShe hugged and kissed him time and againagainandand then left for another weekweek-

Thenweek-

Thenweek-

ThenThen another scene with four little orphans three sisters and a littlelittle-

brotherJittle-

brotherlittle-

brotherbrother WeYe forbear to give the history but turning uwayawaytowardsmytowards my ownown-

happyown-

happyown-

happyhappy home where loved ones in health and joy waited where Gods blessbless-ings

bless-ings

bless-ingsings were bestowed every day I said in my heart Oh God forgive my disdis-

contentdis-

contentdis-

contentcontent my ingratitude I will try to love and serve Thee better But thisthis-

widowthis-

widowthis-

widowwidow of the Scriptures was having a hard time in reality ThenThen-here

Then-here

Then-herehere is a hard request the man of God presents to her Make me a littlelittle-cake

little-cake

little-cakecake first Notot after shesh and her son were supplied but help Gods serser-

vantser-

vantser-

vantvant first This was certainly trying on her faith but she complied NowNow-

seeNow-

seeNow-

seesee day by day there was flour in that barrel the widow perhaps lookedlooked-onon with wonder Oil kept coming out of that cruise The boy probablyprobably-thought

probably-thought

probably-thoughtthought it very strange and remarked to his mother that he could notnot-

understandnot-

understandnot-

understandunderstand But she knew God was supplying Oh how good when GodGod-

suppliesGod-

suppliesGod-

suppliessuppliessupplies-

Butsupplies-

Butsupplies-

ButBut there was more trouble ahead for the widow yet The boy herher-only

her-only

her-onlyonly boy got sick and languished away and died Then indeed she feltfelt-

troublefelt-

troublefelt-

troubletrouble had come But how well now that the man of God was therethere-You

there-You

there-YouYou know the story how the boy was lestored to life and given back intointo-the

into-the

into-thethe arms of his mother How thankful was she now that in her needneed-she

need-she

need-sheshe had given that little cake first to Gods servant WeTe need to honor GodGod-

notGod-

notGod-

notnot only for present blessings but for future good to us and our childrenchildren-Connected

children-Connected

children-ConnectedConnected with this widows gift is the account of the first case given ofof-

oneof-

oneof-

oneone raised from the dead Connected with our gifts today will be the gladglad-tidings

glad-tidings

glad-tidingstidings through eternity of those brought to life through the Lord JesusJesus-Christ

Jesus-Christ

Jesus-ChristChrist God can and will use them to the glory of His namename-

25S

The FoicignPot eigli Mission Journal 259x259S-

ENTIMENT

259S-

ENTIMENT

259S-

ENTIMENTSENTIMENT IN MISSIONSMISSION-

SEvery

MISSION-

SEvery

MISSION-

SEveryEvery plnseph lose of Christian missions appeals largely to the emotionalemotional-

natureelnotional-

natureemotional-

naturenature The ruins of some of Europes magnificent castles brings ketmketm-

sorrowketn-

sorrowkeen-

sorrowsorrow to the heart of the beholder as he thinks of its former glory NoNo-

wonder

No-

wonerNo-

wonderwonderwoner ones soul is stirred to its depths as the wreck of humanity isis-

contrastedis-

contrastedis-

contrastedcontrasted with its primal perfectionperfection-TheThe coming of the Son of God from Heaven to earth to seek and toto-

save

to-

sa

to-

savesavesave the lost was the inspiring theme of the prophets was the attractiveattractive-message

attractive-message

attractive-messagemessage of the angels and will continue throughout time and eternity toto-

be

to-

be

to-

bebe the engaging subject of the song of the redeemedredeemed-The

redeemed-rho

redeemed-TheThe Saviour breathed His spirit into His followers and His work of resres-

cueres-

cueres-

cuecue has been carried on by them The worlds heroes now are not thethe-

plumedthe-

plumedthe-

plumedplumed knight but the Christlike missionary striving to savesavehisMs fellowfellow-

menfelIow-

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fellow-

menmenmen-

ThemOl-

lThe

men-

TheThe history of missionsmissjQns is linked with many names the very mention ofof-

whichof-

whichof-

whichwhich arouses our best sentiments and is replete with incidents whichwhich-

stirwhich-

stirwhich-

stirstir our deepest emotions The story of Livingstones dying on his kneesknees-

inin the jungles of Africa has done more to arcuse theth noblest sentimentssentiments-ofof the civilized world than would stories of the conquests off half a

tdozendozen-

Alexandersdozen-

Alexandersdozen-

AlexandersAlexandersAlexanders-Sentiment

Alexanders-Sentiment

Alexanders-SentimentSentiment is necessary for success in missions Sentiment is not sentisenti-

mentalitysenti-

tueutalitysenti-

mentalitymentality The latter is a flimsy frivolous nothing the former isis a0 mightymighty-

factormighty-

factormighty-

factorfactor in any work Men dod not act unless they feel If men feel thethe-

greatthe-

gleatthe-

greatgreat neednee for mission work they will give and pray and gogo-

Ifgo-

Ifgo-

IfIf gifts are mademJe by those who do not feel any special interest in thethe-

workthe-

workthe-

workwork they not only chill the hearts of those who receive them but fail toto-

bringto-

bringto-

bringbring any blessing to the givergiver-

ItIt will be profitable to consider in this connection the character of thethe-

sentimentthe-

sentimentthe-

sentimentsentiment which is needed in mission workwork-

Notwork-

Not

II-

NotNot the noisy kind which is only empty superficial sentimentality ThisThis-

isThis-

isThis-

isis the creature of a day and passes away in a nightnight-

Neithernight-

Neithernight-

NeitherNeither is ignorant epidemic excitement needed It warms the heartheart-

onlyheart-

onlyheart-

onlyonly for the moment and leaves it colder and more feelingless than everever-

Andever-

Andever-

AndAnd further there is no need for the sentiment whichwhichisisis caused merelymerely-

bymerely-

bymerely-

byby the romance in missions If there is any real work it is the work toto-

save

to-

save

to-

savesave a lost world Sentiment which is the offspring of romancerbmapce alonealone-

willalone-

willalone-

willwill notnqt long survive in its prosecutionprosecution-HereHere is what is needed Sentiment which arises from a knowledge ofof-

theof-

theof-

thethe needs of a lost world lIen who feel most deeply the worlds needsneeds-

areneeds-

are11-

areare those who know them best Intelligent feeling is to be trustedtrusted-Then

trusted-Then

trusted-ThenThen too this sentiment should arise from convictionco vicbioll of ones duty toto-

Godto-

Goel

to-

GodGod and to nunm tu Coaviction that th3 GJ3pel isis the pJwer of God untounto-

salvationunto-

salvationunto-

salvationsalvation to every one that believesbelieves-

The

believes-

Vie

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261-

WeAVere Bay this is the kind of sentimentsen timen t neededneeded for it will lead to gifts andand-

prayersand-

prayersand-

prayersprayers and actions There would be no debt on our mission work ifif-

Christiansif-

Christllusif-

ChristiansChristians felt about it as they should Sentiment whick stops short ofof-

giftsof-

giftsof-

giftsgifts is not true sentiment but sentimentality The latter is only thethe-

ripplethe-

ripplethe-

rippleripple on the wave the former is the stirring of the oceans depthsdepths-

for

depths-Yhile

depths-WhileYhile it lllay be true that noiGY enthusiam inin missionmission work isis decliningdeclining-

forfor which we devoutly thank God we believe it is true that therethere isis-

moreis-

moreis-

moremore real missionary sentiment in our land than ever before Let usus-

searchus-

scarchus-

searchsearch our hearts and see if we are among those who feel as they shouldshould-about

should-nhout

should-aboutabout this great work

THE PICTUREPICTUR-

EThe

PICTURE-

TIle

PICTUR-

ETheThe likenesses in the picture are very good The central figure in thethe-

frontthe-

froutthe-

frontfront row is Mrslrs Simmons to her left is Brother Simmons and to his leftleft-

islefti-

H

left-

isis MrsIls Greene Next to Mrsls Simmons right is Miss North and next toto-

herto-

herto-

herher is Brother GreeneGreene-

TheGreene-

lheGreene-

TheThe six in the second row are beginning from the right of the picturepicture-Miss

picture-fiss

picture-MissMissfiss Whilden Missfiss White Brother McCloy MrsI1s McCloy Miss McMinnMcMinn-and

lIcl1inn-aud

McMinn-andand Mr11 Matthews MrlrfM is a young man from Boston who was aa-

guesta-

guesta-

guestguest of Brother Simmons at the time the picture was taken He had no11-

0connectionno-

eonnectiouno-

connectionconnection with our missionmission though he went to China with some thoughtthought-ofof mission work Miss Hartwell the other member of the Canton MisMis-

sionMis-

sionIisIis-

sionsion in China was absent caring for her sick father Dr J B HartwellHartwell-

whenHartwell-

whenHartwell-

whenwhen the picture was takentaken-

Thetaken-

fhetaken-

TheThe Canton MissionissioI1 greatlv needs reinforcement Brother McClovv andand-v

and-

fuinilyand-

fmnilyand-

familyfuinily are expecting to return home next month as both Brother McCloyMcCloy-

andlIcCloy-

anMcCloy-

andandan wife are in poor health Some of the young ladies too will be needneed-

ingneed-

ingneed-

inging a rest before long as they are not at all strong Dr and Mrs GravesGraves-expect

Graves-expect

Graves-expectexpect to return during the course of the summer and we wish that thethe-

financesthe-

financesthe-

financesfinances of the Board would justify some new laborers going with themthemR-

EFLECTIONS

themR-

EFLECTIONS

themR-

EFLECTIONSREFLECTIONSREFLECTIONS-

IfIf all will do their dutyuty May 1st will find us out of debtdebt-

Ifdebt-

Ifdebt-

IfIf half will do their duty we will have no debtdebt-

Ifdebt-

Ifdebt-

IfIf one out of ten will give liberalliberal1J we will have paid allall-

Some

all-

Some

all-

SomeSome are giving largely and liberally does that exempt you It will bebe-

unjustbe-

unjustbe-

unjustunjust for some to give and for others to withhold and thus keep the debtdebt-

stilldebt-

stilldebt-

stillstill burdening those who have given There are MANY who claim theythey-

havethey-

havethey-

havehave to pay for new church buildings at home Ought we to withholdwithhold-help

withholdI-

lClpwithhold-

helphelp to the lost in heathen lands in order to supply finer church buildbuild-

ingsbuild-

ingsbuild-

ingsings for ourselves and our friends here Let us have good comfortablecomfortable-

The

comfortable-

The

2626 The ForeignForeigl1111issiollMission JournalJournalc-

liurcli

Journalc-

hurch

Journalc-

hurchchurch houses but these missionaries you have sent out and this is youryour-

debtyour-

debtyour-

debtdebt and you ought to help pay it brother Gods blessings will comecorne-

income-

income-

inin this way on the churches at homehome-

Thehome-

Thehome-

TheThe Board ought not to have goneone in debt some say The Board diddid-

notdid-

notdid-

notnot send near as many missionaries as 3011 in convention told them toto-

send

to-

send

to-

sendsend They acted cautiously Ought railroads and factories aiK1 churcheschurches-and

churches-and

churches-andand private individuals to have gone in debt as they did If thethey hadhad-

nothad-

nothad-

notnot the Board would not be inin debt now But let us not discuss how youyou-

gotyouyou-

gotyou-

gotgot iu debt You could not foresee Let us all goro to work and get outout-

Weout-

Ve

out1-

WTeWeVe got in trying to work for the Master and inin His name we can get outout-

Thereout-

fhereout-

ThereThere is a bright future before us let us do our duty rejoicing in HimHim-

OneHim-

OneHim-

OneOne brother said I cannot ask God to put it in the hearts of others toto-

give

to-

giye

to-

givegive and not give something myself so here is my giftgift-

Manygift-

anygift-

ManyManyany letters are coming in reference to the work Some say May thethe-

Lordthe-

Lordthe-

LordLord bless youou Others say May the Lord bless youou and I will do all II-can

I-

can

I-

cancan to helphelp-

Somehelp-

Somehelp-

SomeSome write I am very much concerned and hope we will paypayoutoutout butbut-we

but-we

but-wewe here cannot c In other words they hope WE will paypayoutout butbutO-

THERS

butO-

THERS

butO-

THERSOTHERS must do the paying Brethren let us ALL helphelp-

Tryingbelp-

TrJinghelp-

TryingTrying times are testing times Noble souls shine the brighter thethe-

darkerthe-

darkerthe-

darkerdarker it grows Our churches trulytruIr need more liberality and moremore-

spiritualitymore-

spiritualitymore-

spiritualityspirituality Do these not go togethertogether-

Because

together-

Because

together-

BecauseBecause we have sent a man 12000 miles away across the ocean to workwork-

forwork-

forwork-

forfor us does not mean that we owe the debt made for his support any lessless-

thanless-

thanless-

thanthan for the one working at our elbowelbow-

One

elLow-

One

elbow-

OneOne little church in our bounds has given over four dollars to thethe-

memberthe-

memberthe-

membermember this year for Foreign Missions and given to other causes alsoalso-

Onealso-

Onealso-

OneOne large church has given over eight dollars to the member for ForeignForeign-Missions

Foreign-11issions

Foreign-MissionsMissions and largely to other work Both have done well What hashas-

yourhas-

ourhas-

youryourour church donedone-

Why

done-

Why

done-

WhyWhy do you give so liberally was asked of a prosperous man He anan-

sweredan-

sweredan-

sweredswered For two reasons One is IIfindfind as I make money my heart tends toto-

clingto-

clingto-

clingcling to money more I want to counteract that tendency The other rearea-

sonrea-

sonrea-

sonson is I have children IdonotI do not want to leave them money without teachteach-ing

teach-

ingteach-

inging them that the highest use of it is for Gods gloryglor-

y500Dr

glor-

y500Dr500500DrDr C C Bitting has sent us a check for five hundred dollars fromfrom-

thefrom-

thefrom-

thethe Bible Department of the Publication Society in Philadelphia to bebe-

usedbe-

usedbe-

usedused by our board in Bible distribution on foreign fields WeVe extendextend-hearty

extend-healty

extend-heartyhearty thanks

The ForeignForeln Mission JournalJournalN-

OTES

l 263263-

NOTES

263N-

OTESNOTES ABOUT THE MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIE-

SRevReve H PI McCormick of Morelia Mexico expects to bebeatat the concon-vention

con-yention

con-veutionvention in Washington and then spend a few days in the old VirginiaVirginia-home

Virginia-home

Virginia-homehome near that city His many friends will be glad tosee himhim-

Dr

him-

Dr

him-

DrDr R H Graves and wife expect to be at the convention Only a fewfew-months

few-mouths

few-monthsmonths more and these beloved missionaries will set their faces towardtoward-their

toward-their

toward-theirtheir home in ChinaChina-

Rev

China-

Rey

China-

RevRev W11V J HunHuuuexn ex who has worked with the Southern Baptist ConvenConven-tion

Conven-tion

Conven-tiontion faithfully for twelve years has sent in his resignation He expectsexpects-toto return to England his former home for a while at least to recuperaterecuperate-hishis healthhealth-

Miss

healhealth-

Miss

thotho-

IissMissIiss Laura G Barton has been spending a part of her vacation inin-

Louisvillein-

Louisvillein-

LouisvilleLouisville Ky She is much interested in the work and is trying to stirstir-up

stir-up

stir-upup an interest in those around herher-

In

her-

III

her-

InIn the bombardment of Tung Chow Miss Lottie Moon had a part ofof-

herof-

herof-

herher house torn away but she does nt seem to be disturbed for God isis-

openingis-

openingis-

openingopening up Chinas millions by this warwar-We

war-Ye

war-WeWeYe rejoice to know that Dr J B Hartwell is regaining his health andand-

strengthand-

strengthand-

strengthstrength Read his and Mrs Hartwells thrilling letters about the bombom-bardment

bmn-bardment

boin-bardmentbardment received as we go to presspress-

Rev

press-

Hev

press-

IlevRev C E Smith with his wife and child are on their way home All ofof-them

of-them

of-themthem have suffered in body by their prolonged staysta in Africa but thethe-Lord

the-Iord

the-LordLord has greatly blessed the work therethere-

Brother

there-

Brother

there-

BrotherBrother J G Chastain had the sadsa misfortune not long since of losingby death one of his most earnest active members who had only a shortshort-time

short-tiine

short-tunetimetiine before been ordained as deacondeacon-

Rev

de1cn-

Hev

deacon-

RevRev J WV McCollum is visiting among the churches and with his earear-nest

ear-nest

ear-nestnest heart and manner is awakening them to greater zeal in the workwork-

Miss

work-

Iiss

work-

MissMiss Alberta Newton expects to be married soon to Rev J D SutcliffeSutcliffe-ofof the English Wesleyau Missionjssion in Africa She will accompany BrotherBrother-and

Brother-and

Brother-andand Sister Smith asa far as England and be married in Manchester England the home of the expectant groom WeYe are very sorry to lose this goodgood-sister

good-sister

good-sistersister from our work Fortunate is the brother who has won her for hishis-wife

his-wife

his-wifewife

WeVe have been anxious to hear more particularly of the house of worshipworship-recently

worship-recently

worship-recentlyrecently purchased in Rio with the funds given especially for that purpur-pose

pur-pose

pur-posepose We learn from a letter received by a friend from Brother L C IrvineIrvine-who

Irvine-who

Irvine-whowho though a businessmanbusinbss man gives much time to the work that the househouse-isis a onestory building on a goodood wide and deep lot with a large door atat-

oneat-

oneat-

oneone side It is within a stones throw of the former place of worship andand-

onand-

onand-

onon a very good street where there is considerable passing to and fro HeHe-

saysHe-

saysHe-

sayssays Altogether I think we have found just what was wantedwanted-

The

wanted-

The

264 The Foreign1 MissiontIissiOliJournaltIissiOliJournalL-

AST

JournalJournalL-

AST

JollrllnlollrllnlL-

ASTLAST WORDSWORD-

SOne

WORD-

SOne

WORD-

SOneOne of the last articles which appeared in print from our dearly belovedbeloved-

Drbelovel-

Drbeloved-

DrDr Brcadus was an appeal to the brethren in the Florida Baptist WitnessWitness-to

Vitness-toto pay the debts on the Boards before the Convention WeakTeak and sicksick-

evensick-

evensick-

eveneven then he saw the great need of this on the part of our people andand-

wroteaud-

wroteand-

wrotewrote that strong appeal Shall we heed it In one of the last speechesspeeches-wewe heard from him made in Baltimore recently in speaking on ForeignForeign-Missions

Foreign-lIissions

Foreign-MissionsMissions he said I would have nothing to do with the Seminary unlessunless-

II could nail to the masthead The world for ChristChristS-

PECIAL

ChristS-

PECLL

Christ-

SPrcrtrSPECIAL APPEALAlPEuTheThe Secretary had to cease visiting the churches andand-

remainund-

remainand-

remainremain at home with a sick family He decided to use the timetime-

intime-

intime-

inin writing to brethren Answers t these letters have comcom-

mencedeOI-

umencedcow-

mencedmenced to come back with gratifying results Checks come withwith-

variouswith-

variouswith-

variousvarious amounts from five to one hundred dollars It was not possiblepossible-toto write to but comparatively few but we hope manymall who havehave-

receivedhayc-

receivedhave-

receivedreceived no special letter will also respond and help in this cricri-

siscri-

siscri-

sissis Wee feel thankful that we have so many excellent lay brethbreth-ren

breth-ren

breth-renren in our churches Wee give below an extract from one of these lettersletters-ItIt is a privilege and blessing to read the letters from these noble men andand-women

und-

womenand-

womenwomen WeVe wish we could give many of themthem-

My

them-

y

them-

MyMyy Dear BrotherBrotherYoursYours of 12th inst came last night At first I thoughtt I couldcould-not

could-110t

could-notnot see my way to comply with your request I have already contributed as muchin uch asI thoughtI was able through our local church butbutaftersleepafter sleepingng and praying over thethe-matter

the-matter

the-mattermatter I concluded to send it along Had intended going to reunion of ConfederateConfederate-veterans

ConCedelate-veterans

Confederate-veteransveterans which meets in Houston Tex in MayIay next but will now remain at homehome-and

home-aud

home-andand send you this money It is with an effort that I give you the alt10 MaylaY thethe-good

tbe-good

the-goodgood Lord sanctify this to His glory and my goodgood-

EXCELLENT

good-

EXCELLENT

WW-

EXCELLENTEXCELLENT MAPSMAP-

SThe

MAP-

SThe

MAP-

STheThe American Baptist Missionary Union has just gotten out an excelexcel-lent

excel-lent

excel-lentlent map of all Asiatic missionfields It is 7ix974x feet in colors and showsshows-the

shows-the

shows-thethe stations of all Baptist missionary societiessocietiesEnglishEnglish United StatesStates-North

Statei-Nfrth

States-NorthNorth and South CanadianCana Tian and Free Baptists The Missionary Union isis-

sellingis-

sellingis-

sellingselling these large maps at the low price ofof500500 delivered in any part of thethe-United

tlH-

Unitedthe-

UnitedUnited States If any of our readers wish one apply to them or to youryour-Corresponding

vourvour-Corresponding

your-CorrespondingCorresponding Secretary in Richmond VaVa-

Rev

VVa-

Rev

tltl-

HevRev Frank S Dobbins of 1420 Chestnut street Philadelphia hashas-prepared

has-repared

has-preparedprepared a carefullyselected list of about two hundred of the best mismis-sionary

mis-sionary

mis-sionarysionary books together with andmissionary maps periodicals and somesome-

isome-

bookssome-

booksi books for young peoples study of the Bible of missions and of churchchurch-V

church-history

church-historyV history suggested by Professor Vedder MrIl Dobbins and ProfessorProfessor-Price

Professor-Price

Professor-PricePrice He will send the pamphlet to anybody writing to him for itit-

2G4

The ForeignForeig1l111issiolln Mission Journal 265265-

NEW

265-

NEW

265-

NEWNEW BOOKSBOOK-

SMercedes

BOOK-

SIercedes

BOOK-

SMercedesMercedes the new book just from the press of the Baptist BookBook-

ConcernBook-

ConcernBook-

ConcernConcern is by MissIiss Sarah Hale our missionary in Guadalajara MexicoMexico-

SheMexico-

SheiIexico-

SheShe has given us a view of Mexicanxican life which is very interesting andand-

instructiveand-

instructiveand-

instructiveinstructive The social and especially the religious features are broughtbrought-outout inin a strong light The book is well written holds the attentionattenti n givesgives-much

gives-much

gives-muchmuch information and will do good Send to the Baptist Book ConcernConcern-Louisville

Concern-IJouisville

Concern-LouisvilleLouisville Ky for a copy Price one dollardollarF-

ORTY

dollarP-

OItTY

dollar-

FolrrrFORTY YEARS ix CHINACUIxDrDr Graves will soon have from the press hishis-

bookhis-

bookhis-

bookbook Forty Years in China WeY expect much pleasure and profit fromfrom-

thisfrom-

thisfrom-

thisthis book Dr Graves has not only blended in this work vast experienceexperience-andand rich scholarship but his style is clear vigorous and strong He isis-

oneis-

oueis-

oneone of our great men who making little pretensions hns done throughthrough-God

through-God

through-GodGod a mighty work WeYe are glad that he has written this book tellingtelling-ofof Gods work in China Every family should have one R H WoodWood-ward

Wood-ward

VooVoo-

wardward it Co of Baltimore publish the book It will be fully illustratedillustrated-andand will contain an account of the war between Japan and China TheThe-

priceThe-

priceThe-

priceprice is 150 by subscription Its sale should reach into the thousandsthousands-

BOOK

thou3ands-

DOOK

thousands-

BOOKBOOK NOTICIESNOTICIES-

TinTinTli Southern Mutes of the American Union by J L MI Curry LL II-The

DD-

rheD-

TheThe book is simple yet strong1 and masterly The work was not origiorigi-nally

orii-nally

origi-nallynally intended as a textbook Imtbut the demand for it among the most influinflu-ential

inll1-1ential

in111-

1eiitialential and progressive teachers of the country was so great that it waswas-found

was-found

was-foundfound necessary to issue a students edition Besides the numbernumer ofof-

collegesof-

loJlegcsof-

collegescolleges universities and seminaries that have already adopted thethe-book

the-hook

the-wokbook more than fifty influential educatorsed uen tots throughout the Southern StatesStates-

liaStates-

haStates-

haveliahavevee ordered sample copies within the last two weeks with a view of itsits-adoption

its-adoption

its-adoptionadoption as a texthook Price 11-

Oftler1-

O1PI1-

OttlerOftler samplesa m pIe copy from B FJOIIVSONJ OIlSO PUBLISHING CoCo-

RichmondVaC-

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RichlnondVaRichmondVaRichmondVa-

Christian

HichmonYa-

ClJlistiull

RichlnondVa-

LhrisliaiiChristian Index of Svorgin You cannot afford to miss the InIn-dex

Ill-

dexIii-

derdex the next three or six months In next issue DrI J B HawHaw-thorne

lIaHawt-horne

ww-

thornethorne and RevHc A A Marshall begin a strongstron and broad discussiondiscussion-of

iscussion-ofof Religions Liberty This discussion alone will bec worth 1 PresiPresi-dent

Presi-dent

Presi-dentdent J B Gambrell andin Prof WV R Rothwell are now giving a seriesseries-of

series-of

series-ofof articles on Collegiate Education President of the Georgia StateState-Convention

State-Convention

State-ConventionConvention Dr J H Kilpatrick is giving a series of lectures Oil BaptismBaptism-and

Baptism-and

Baptism-andand other veryery important questions RevHe Scott F Hershey is giving aa-

seriesa-

seriesa-

seriesseries of articles on RomanismRomanism-Many

Homnnism-Iany

Roltianisln-ManyMany write us that our Asked and Answered department by Mr DobbsDobbs-

isis worth more thai the price of the paper Any question asked will haveInl YC aa-

prompta-

prompta-

promptprompt answer givenen through this departmentdepartment-OurOur first page is filled each week with original contributions Wee give aa-

gooda-

gooda-

oo1goodoo1 sermon each issue with an excellentexcellentportraitportrait of the1 he authorauthor-Preachers

author-Pleacher

author-PreachersPreachers can senden 100 andan get the Index one year vlvl-

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266 The Foreign Mission JournalJournalG-

REAT

JournalG-

REAT

ollrJullollrJull-

Gm1GREAT MEETINGSIEB1lXGSAA great meeting has beeneen arranged for AprilA priJ 3d5th3d5th-in

11t11-

inin Toluca Mexico The purpose is to study the Scriptures in reference toto-

theto-

theto-

thethe HoiHoly Spirit and to implore His presence and power in the greatgreat-

workgroat-

workgreat-

workwork of missions Messrs Moody and Sankey and other promipromi-

nentpromi-

nentpromi-

nentnent workers are to be present Among our missionaries who have beenbeen-

assignedbren-

assignedbeen-

assignedassigned subjects for discussion wee notice on the program the names ofof-

Brethrenof-

Brethrenof-

BrethrenBrethren A B Rudd H P1 McCormick and IXT A Wilson Others ofof-

themof-

themof-

themthem willwill1ikelylikely be there and take partpart-Brother

part-Brother

part-BrotherBrother AYYo D Powell has been very active inin arranging for these meetmeet-

ingsmeet-

ingsmeet-

ingsings May they be wonderfully blessed of God From Toluca many will gogo-

downgo-

downgo-

downdown to the City of Mexico wheres here Mr MoModyOl dy is to conduct a meetingmeeting-from

meeting-from

meeting-fromfrom Aprilpril 7th to the 14th Oh that there may be a wonderful work ofof-

graceof-

graceof-

gracegrace in the beautiful but gospelneeding capital of our sister republicrepub-

licJfetteifs

repuh-

lietteIS

repu-

blicssJfetteifsetteIS famnom the fgissinsofgissinsoCH-

INA

ssIIII-

CHINACHINA girls school Sundayschool work andand-

studyaud-

studyand-

studyWonderful ChangesChanges-

YANG

Change-

sYXG

Changes-

YANG

study of the language WeV c have hadhad-

onlyhad-

onlyhad-

onlyonly two conversions in connection withwith-

ourwith-

ourwith-

ourYANG CHOWCHOW-

Looking

CIIOW-

Looking

CHOW-

Lookingour work so far but thethe-

OUTLOOK

the-

OlTIOOK

the-

OUIIOOKLooking back over the past three yearsyears-

spentyear3-

spentyears-

spentspent in China what changes do we seesee-

insee-

insee-

in

OUTLOOKOUTLOOK-

isin the attitude of the people towards usus-

Threeus-

I

us-

Threeis bright and encouraging and we arcarc-

prayingarc-

prayingarc-

prayingIThree years ago in this place there exex-

istedex-

istedex-

istedpraying the time is not distant when thethe-

Lordthe-

Lordthe-

Lordisted only feelings of hate suspicion andand-

dreadand-

dreadand-

dreadLord will open the windows of HeavenHeaven-and

Heaven-and

heaven-anddread for the foreigner now expressionsexpressions-

ofand pour out upon us the showers ofof-

blessingof-

blessingof-

blessingof goodwill confidence and friendshipfriendship-are

blessing Pray brethren and sisters forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

theare everywhere seen They objectedobjected-then

objected-then

objected-then

the Yang1 ang Chow work Pray too for youryour-

twoyour-

twoyour-

twothen to our dwelling among them butbut-

nowbut-

nowbut-

nowtwo missionaries who have been alone atat-

thisat-

thisat-

thisnow they seem glad to have us herehere-

Fewhere-

Fewhere-

Fewthis place almost from the fiistfrstJ and asas-

youas-

yonas-

youFew homes at that time were open to usus-

todayus-

todayus-

todayyou pray will you not give as the LTrdLTrd-

hathLtrit-

hathLrd-

bathtoday many are glad to welcome us inin-

andin-

andin-

andhath prospered you that those whomwhom-God

whnm-God

whom-Godand listen with respect and attention toto-

theto-

theto-

theGod has called may be sent to usus-

Yours

us-

Yours

us-

Yoursthe Gospel Thirty families are nownow-

sendingnow-

sendingnow-

sendingYours sincerelysincerely-

XKLIJK

sincerely-

XEJIrE

sincerely-

Nsending their children to our day schoolschool-

Someschool-

Someschool-

Some XKLIJKN ErLF A PIKKCKPIKKCK-

Bombardment

PUItEB-

ombardment

hilItcJ-

Bombardment

Some of the who readgirls can quitequite-

wellquite-

wellquite-

wellwell and a few women come to me everyevery-

Sundayevery-

Sundayevery-

SundaySunday afternoon to read the Bible andand-

singand-

singand-

singBombardmentBombardment-

TUNG

Bombardment-

TUNG

Bombardmen-

tTutiesing hymns The foolish stories aboutabout-the

about-the

about-thethe foreigners are becoming quite wornworn-

outworn-

outworn-

out

TUNG CHOWCHOW-

ICIII

out and we hear no more of the foreignforeign-devil

foreign-levil

foreign-devil

I spent about three weeks in the PingPing-tudevil digging out childrens eyes etcetc-

Myetc-

Iyetc-

Mytu regioi and should have remainedremained-

thereremained-

thereremained-

thereMyIy work consists chiefly in housetohouseto-house

houseto-house

houseto-house

there all winter but that I supposedsupposed-Ihouse visiting holding meetings atat-

homeat-

homeat-

homeI would be more needed here As it hashas-

turnedhas-

turnedhas-

turnedhome for the women overseeing the turned out the storm of war burst over

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ourour city last weekwee and most of our ChrisChns-tians

Chris-

tiansChris-

tiansno help in the fall but trust our time maymay-

come

may-

come

may-

cometians have fled The Japanese shelledshelled-the

shelled-the

shelled-the

come utxtutxt-

Thentxt-

Thenext-

Thethe city on two successive days lastlast-

weeklast-

weeklast-

weekThe war has hindered us no little in thisthis-

partthis-

partthis-

partweek the bombardment lasting onlyonly-

aboutonly-

aboutonly-

aboutpart of China In the first place the mindsminds-

of

minds-

ofabout half an hour each time I reachedreached-home

reached-home

reached-home

of the people have been filled up with thethe-

subjectthe-

subjectthe-

subjecthome after dark on the second day ofof-

theof-

theof-

thesubject so that they have not had muchmnch-

earmuch-

earmuch-

earthe attack The United States manofmanof-war

mano-fwr

manof-war

ear for the Gopel In the second placeplace-

Yangplace-

Yangplace-

Yangwar I11 Yorktown came up next day toto-

taketo-

tnketo-

takeYang Chow is situated on the GrandGrand-

CmalGrand-

Ctake away such of the missionaries asas-

caredas-

earedas-

caredCmalC mat the greatreat thoroughfare along whichwhich-

thewhich-

thewhich-

thecared to go MyIy first thought was to rere-

turnre-

turnre-

turnthe soldiers pass going north to the seat ofof-

warof-

warof-

warturn immediately to Pingtu but furtherfurther-reflection

further-reflection

further-reflection

war Hence we have thought it best notnot-

tonot-

tonot-

toreflection made me think it best to remainremain-here

remain-here

remain-here

to throw ourselves into danger So mostmost-

ofmost-

ofmost-

ofhere I believe the attack here was onlyonly-a

of the preaching for the last six monthsmonths-

hasmonths-

hasmonths-

hasa feint to draw oil attention from somesome-

othersome-

othersome-

otherhas been confined to street chapelschapels-

Whilechapels-

Vhilechapels-

Whileother point This city is a place of nono-

consequenceno-

consequenceno-

consequenceWhile the war still goes on there isis-

A

is-

IARKED

is-

Aconsequence Chinese troops will probprob-

ablyprob-

ablyprob-

ablyA MABKED CHANGECHANGE-

in

CHAXGI-

inably be rushed here to defend it and thethe-

Japsthe-

Japsthe-

Japsin the people j so we are now going aheadahead-

withahead-

withahead-

withJaps will strike a decisive blow elseelse-

whereelse-

whereelse-

wherewith our work as best we cancan-

Maycan-

raycan-

flaywhere The chief danger to us and toto-

theto-

theto-

theMayray the Lord bless you in the greatgreat-

workgreat-

workgreat-

workthe natives has always been from thethe-Chinese

the-Cbinese

the-Chinese work committed to your handshands-

Who

hand-

Who

bands-

Who

Chinese soldiers MyIy front wall waswas-struck

was-struck

was-struckstruck in the bombardment and part ofof-

itof-

itof-

itit carried away by a shell and i alsoalso-notice

also-notice

also-notice

Who Will Sendnotice that the woodwork about mymTmT-

frontmy-

rrSSHAXGHUSHAXGHU-

fy

SuANGHAr-

My

HANG HATHAT-

Myfront door was injuredinjured-I

Myfy greatest disappointment was in rere-

turningre-

turningre-

turningI hear that the people are fearing aa-

scarcitya-

scarcitya-

scarcityturning with so few I almost burst intointo-

tearsinto-

tearsinto-

tearsscarcity of food in case a large ChineseChinese-force

Chinese-force

Chinese-force

tears as I think of the millions around meme-

alreadyme-

alreadyme-

alreadyforce comescomes-

Ialready dead in sin and so few laborerslaborers-

Thelaborers-

Thelaborers-

TheI am very glad the women raised thethe-

promisedthe-

promisedthe-

promisedThe harvest truly is great but the laborlabor-

ers

labor-

ers

labor-

erspromised sum for the debt and that theythey-were

they-were

they-were

ers are few We have so many BaptistsBaptists-

atwere hoping to do great things at ChristChrist-mas

Cbrist-mas

Christ-mas

at home and so many wanting to come ourour-

andououtout-

andtt-

andmas I have always believed that if ourour-Southern

our-Southeru

our-Southern

and yet our stations are so poorly mannedmanned-

Brittonigmanned-

Brittonmanned-

BrittonSouthern Baptist women are fully arousedaroused-on

BrittonigBritton is jut carried away with LawLaw-

ton

Law-

tonLaw-

tonon missions the men would follow ofof-

courseof-

courseof-

courseton He could not be otherwise We allall-

are

aU-

are

all-

arecourse Complimentary to the menmen-you

men-you

men-you

are He is a perfect jewel of a man HeHe-

is

He-

is

He-

isyou sayar Wellrell it proved so in case ofof-

theof-

theof-

theis getting on rapidly with Chinese MissMiss-

LottieMiss-

LottieMiss-

Lottiethe Northern Presbyterians and why notnot-with

not-with

not-with

Lottie and Misa Willie are also workingworking-

hardworking-

hardworking-

bardwith us LLMooxLMooxF-

rom

MooxMoox-

From

Jfoox-

F

hard and making good progress No betterbetter-cclaborers

better-ccIaborers

better-

cclaborerscclaborers and missionaries exist thsn BroBro-

therandBro-

therandBro-

thertherandther and SisterTaturaSister Tatum We allaUareearnestaUareearnest-

lyare earnestearnest-

ly

earnest-

lyFromF rom Brother PiercePierce-

YANG

Pierce-

YANG

Pierce-

YANGly praying Gads blessings and workingworking-hard

working-hard

working-hardYANG CHOWCHOW-

We

Cnow-

We

Cirow-

Wehard and hoping for more utiblei ible results inin-

18jWe have just returned from ChinkiangChinkiang-where

Chinkiang-where

Chinkiang-where

1895 I rise at Gj A M and preach everyevery-

morningevery-

morningevery-

morningwhere we held our last quarterly meetingmeeting-for

morning before breakfast to the clothsellclothsell-ersfor the year WeVe were very glad to meetmeet-

MissmeetI-

i8Smeet-

Missers from the country You sent me backback-

toback-

toback-

toMissIi8S Mackenzie who has been in ChinkiangChinkiang-almost

Chinkiang-almost

Chinkiang-almost

to rest To stop among the many deaddead-

soulsnead-

soulsdead-

soulsalmost a month WeVe think she will makemake-

a

souls would make me very restless MyMy-

sweetestMy-

sweetestMy-

sweetesta useful missionary and only wish sheshe-

conld

she-

could

she-

couldsweetest rest is preaching JesusT esns to thethe-

Chinesethe-

Chinesethe-

Chinesecould have had a coworkercoworker-We

coworker-Ye

coworker-We

ChineseWeYe were very sorry that we could have R T BRYANBRYA-

NThe

BRYA-

XThe

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rom

jOllrll-

11JJ

jOllrll11J-

fromFrom itt Chinese Brother Hunnexes and Ghappalls open to rere-

ceive

re-

ceive

re-

ceiveCANTONCANTON-I

CAN T 01N01N-

Iceive me I walked in and hope to livelive-

the

live-

the

live-

theI want to send you my quartarly rere-

portre-

lQrtre-

portthe rest of mylll life in their hearts and inin-

Chinkiang

in-

Uhinkiang

in-

Chinkiangport Because of the plague I movedmoved-

mymoved-

mymoved-

myChinkiang AllA 11 the children are espeespe-

ciallyespe-

ciallyespe-

ciallymy family to the country and stayed overover-a

cially lovelylovely-

Ia month Some of the village peoplepeople-were

people-were

people-were

I am delighted too with Chinkiang inin-

many

ill-

many

in-

manywere glad to hear the true doctrine II-hope

I-

lOpe

I-

hopemany ways The hills near the city freefree-

the

free-

the

free-

thehopelOpe they will soon be Christians andand-

learnand-

learnand-

learnthe landscape from monotony and afaf-

ford

af-

ford

af-

fordlearn to love cur1f Lord Jesus AfterAfter-wards

After-wards

After-wards

ford pleasant walks I presume howhow-

ever

how-

everhow-

everwards I returned to Canton and went toto-

Shinto-

Shinto-

Shinever that you are alreaily well informedinformed-

byShin Hing to see about the building WeWe-

beganWe-

beganVeV-

ebegnby other missionaries in regard to thethe-

locationthe-

locationthe-

locationbegan to build a missionhouse there thethe-

firstthe-

firstthe-

firstlocation population and the great needneed-

of

need-

of

need-

offirst of the year but the people mademade-trouble

made-

troublemade-

troubleof work for Christ in this citycity-

Itrouble and hindered it Now the govgov-

ernmentgov-

ernment00-

ernment1 am pegging away atat-

THE

at-

TilE

at-

TILEernment allows us to build and we feel itit-

isit-

isit-

isTilE LANGUAGELANGUAG-

Ethe

ISHLANGUAG-

Ethe

I AU EE-

theis in answer to prayer I returned to CanCan-ton

Can-ton

Can-ton

the study of which is very fascinating toto-

me

to-

me

to-

meton in time for the Septemberitr class atat-

tendedat-

tendedat-

tendedme although it is a sort of GordianGordian-

kno

Gordian-

kno

Gordian-

knotended class in the morning and preachedpreached-in

kno V Earnest desire to tell these soulssouls-

for

souls-

for

souls-

forin afternoon during that month WeWe-have

r ee-

havee-

havefor whom Christ died of the intinite lovelove-

of

lovc-

of

love-

ofhave threo daily preachingplaces at ourour-chapels

our-chapels

our-chapels

of God and our Saviour is the strongeststrongest-

incentive

strongcst-

incentive

strongest-

incentivechapels in Canton and I took turns gogo-

inggo-

inggo-

ingincentive to perscveringcndeavorpersevering endeavor in learnlearn-

ing

learn-

ing

learn-

inging to them a day at each SometimesSometimes-had

ing the language By the help of God II-

am

I-

am

I-

anihad an audence of 30 or 40 sometimessometimes-over

am making some progressprogress-

MYover 100 Though they did not believebelieve-at

MYMIY TEACHTECIIEHTECIIEH-is

EHEH-

isat once yet they heard of the One whowho-saves

who-saves

who-saves

is a most patient man but not a ChrisChris-

tian

Chris-

tian

Chris-

tiansaves us from everlasting punishmentpunishment-Now

punishment-Now

punishment-Now

tian I have ordered a nice Chinese BiBi-

ble

Bi-

ble

Bi-

bleJ Now I have been studying three yearsyears-and

years-and

years-and

ble for him it is to be marked with hishis-

name

his-

name

his-

nameand hope the Lord will by His Holy name in gilt I intended it for his NewNew-

YearsNew-

YearsNew-

YearsSpirit lead me into some definite workwork-for

work-for

work-for

Years gift Saturday January LOthth isis-

Chinese

is-

Chinese

is-

Chinesefor Him I am anxious to get to preachingpreaching-somewhere

preachings-Offi3Wheraj

preaching-somewhere

Chinese New1 ew Year but I could not getget-

itget-

it

get-

itsomewhere it is like being thirsty forfor-His

for-His

for-His

it in time as it is not yet out of presspress-

IHis work and I hope my thirst will bebe-

quenchedbe-

quenchedbe-

quenchedI am praying that it may light hishi soulsoul-

to

soul-

to

soul-

toquenched Since my family moved toto-

theto-

theto-

theto eternal lifelife-

As

life-

As

life-

Asthe country Ive been living in the BapBap-tist

Bap-tist

Bap-tist

As to work I can do nothing butbut-

studybut-

studyutut-

studytist Academy It is a very prosperousprosperous-school

prosperolls-school

prosperous-school

study and play the organ in the chapelchapel-

allschool now The brethren have raisedraised-over

raised-over

raised-over

all of which is pleasure I am veryvery-

thankfulvery-

thankfulvery-

thankfulover X00f0 to pay off the debt on thethe-building

the-building

the-building

thankful I know somethingsomethin of music forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

thebuilding but still owe about A700A70-0There

700700-

There70-

0rherethe Chinese love it and the sound of thethe-

organthe-

organthe-

organThere have been five baptized this yearyear-We

year-Ve

year-We

organ draws themthem-

IWeVe were very much helped by a visitvisit-from

visit-from

visit-from

I am very happyhappycountcount each day as itit-

goes

it-

goes

it-

goesfrom Mrsfrs Vanderpool of New YorkYork-We

York-1Ve

York-We

goes the happiest for the reaon thatthat-

everythat-

everythat-

everyWe had heard often of her work andand-love

and-love

and-love

little intimateintimate-

knowledgeintimate-

knowledgeintimate-

knowledgeevery day gives me a more

love for the Chinese She gave us fiftyfifty-dollars

fifty-doUars

fifty-dollars

knowledge ofofJJesuseeus and the better 11-

know

1-

know

I-

knowdollars on our debt I will write to youyou-again

you-again

you-again

know Him the in Hre I love HimHim-

JULIA

Him-

J

Him-

Mtcragain The Lord bless you allall-

Yourall-

Yourall-

YourJULIAJJ ULIU111U111-

On

MACKKXIKMACKKXIK-

On

MtcrLcKxzu-

On

Your brother in Christ LEE ToTo-

Getting

To-

Getting

10-

GettingOn the Alert

Getting Ready AlertH

HWANGIIKINHWANGIIKIN-

You

H WXUIIgIX-

YouCllINKIANGCllINKIANG-

OnCII INI LANLA-

NOnOn arrival in Chinkiang DecemberDecember-Cth

December-6th

You are thinking of us much thesethese-

daysthese-

daysthese-

laysCthth I found all hearts of both families days Doubtless others willill write youyou-

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The Foreign11 Mission JournalJournala-

bout

Jollrnal 269269-

aout

269-r

269-

about

r

about the bombardment in Tung ChowChow-

Itfrom the Water City to the I boat TheThe-

rock

The-

rock

The-

rockIt has greatly upset the steady gravitygravityolgravityol-that

ofof-

thatof-

thatrock is as high as a two story house andand-

down

and-

down

and-

downthat old city Thebombardment did littlelittle-

damagelittle-

damagelittle-

damagedown it we had to creep and be handedhanded-

from

handed-

from

handed-

fromdamage pIissMiss Moons house was struckstruck-

howeverstruck-

howeverstruck-

howeverfrom man to man the rocks covered withwith-

snow

with-

snow

with-

snowhowever but it has almost emptiedemptied-

theemptied-

thesnow and ice and in some places perfectperfect-

lythe city of its population which is territerri-

bleterri-

bleterri-

blely glassy The gentlemen put blanketsblankets-

and

blankets-

and

blankets-

andble in this cold and snow HundredsHundreds-

haveHundreds-

haveHundreds-

haveand we sat on them and dropped to thethe-

next

the-

next

the-

nexthave reached this city thirtytlJirtyofourof our ChrisChris-

tiansChris-

tiallsChris-

tiansnext step or rockrock-

Werock-

1Ve

rock-

Wetians and their families being with usus-

occupyingus-

occupyingus-

occupying

We have no clothing for the familyfamily-

We

family-

Ve

family-

Weoccupying the school quarters duringduring-

vacationduring-

vacationduring-

vacation

We have very nice quarters but they areare-

more

are-

more

are-

morevacation WeVe are glad to have tHemtkem-

IttHem-

Itthem-

Itmore expensive than we think we oughtought-

toIt reminds me of a Georgia campmeetcampmeet-ing

to have so we are going to some roomsrooms-

over

rooms-

over

rooms-

overing and it isi resulting in great spiritualspiritual-

good

spiritual-

good

spiritual-

good

over a store tomorrow and picnic as longlong-

asgoodgoodWeas we are here Dr Hartwell is strongerstronger-

theWeVe cannot leave very well The rere-

sponsibilityre-

sponsibilityre-

sponsibilitythe last few days and my heart is so rere-

joiced

re-

joiced

re-

joicedsponsibility just now seems greater thanthan-

everthan-

everthan-

everjoicedjoiced-

Iever before not for Christians alone butbut-

forbut-

forbut-

forI wish I had a Hagflagowour country HagHag-

nottlag-

notflag-

notfor others as well A calm trust on thethe-

partthe-

partthe-

partnot an expensive one but one that willwill-

standwill-

standwill-

standpart of even a very few is a great councoun-

tercoun-

tercoun-

terstand wind and storm WeVe need oneone-

Theone-

rrllC

one-

Theter forceforceagainstagainst this ignorantignorantandand helplesshelpless-

anxietyhelpless-

anxietyhelpless-

anxietyThe Captain said he had never beforebefore-

takenbefore-

takcnbefore-

takenanxiety If we were to leave it wouldwould-

producewould-

producewould-

producetaken missionaries or Chinese on boardboard-

hisboard-

bi3

board-

hisproduce a panic scarcely less than thatthat-

atthat-

atthat-

athis shipshipbehe did it now as a necessitynecessity-

Ifat Tung Chow I believe that we are aa-

safea1a1-

safe

as-

safeIf we had sent Mary to the ship withwith-

outwith-

outwith-

outsafe here as anywhere unless it werewere-

Shanghaiwere-

Shanghaiwere-

Shanghaiout going ourselvesoursel ves they would not havehave-

takenhave-

takenhave-

takenShanghai which is out of the questionquestion-

Thequestion-

rlhequestion-

Thetaken her or the childrenchildren-

From

children-

From

hildren-

From

The people are friendly The only dandan-

gerdan-

gerdan-

gerger would arise from fleeing ChineseChinese-

soldiersChine5c-

oldiersChinese-

soldiersFrom Dr Hartwell

soldiers I hardly think our place wouldwould-

be

wouid-

be

would-

beCHEFOOCHEFOO-

Before

CIIEIOO-

Before

CiiEF0-Beforebe endangered by fighting But wewe-

shallwc-

shallwe-

shallBefore this reaches you you will havehave-

heardhave-

heardhave-

heardshall watch the indications and try toto-

keepto-

keepto-

keelheard by telegrams published in the papa-

perspa-

perspa-

perskeep our judgments on the alert PrayPray-

forPray-

forPray-

forpers of the bombardment of Tung ChowChow-

by

Chow-

by

Chow-

byfor us C W11V PKUITTPKUITT-

Extract

PmITT-

Extract

PI ITTITT-

Extract

by the Japanese and yciye t will doubtlessdoubtless-

bebe anxious about us So far we are allall-

snfe

all-

safe

all-

safeExtract from Letter Received from Mrs JJ-

B

J-

B

J-

B

safesnfeLast

B HartwellH Last FridayFriclayafternoonafternoon January 18th18th-

wife

18th-

wife

1Stb-

wifeClIKFOOClIKFOO-

Here

CIICiithoo-

Here11001100-

Herewife and I were sitting in our home II-writing

I-

writing

I-

writingHere we are all safe but without anyany-

thingany-

thingany-

thingwriting and wife sewing or knittingknitting-

whenknitting-

whenknitting-

whenthing but what we have on our backsbacks-

Drbacks-

Drbacks-

Drwhen we heard a cannon fire followedfollowed-

by

fqllowed-

byDr Hartwell has written about the bombom-

bardmentbom-

bardmentbom-

bardmentby another and another till the numbernumber-

ranbardment I will write about ourselvesourselves-

Drran up into the scores At first wewe-

thought

we-

thonght

we-

thoughtDr Hartwell had decided we would sendsend-

thesend-

thesend-

thethought it only a salute to some highhigh-

officer

bigh-

o1lcerhigh-

officerthe children off with Mary and stay ourour-

selves

our-

sclle

our-

selves

officer who might have arrived But thethe-

gunsthe-

gunsthe-

gunsselves but word came that we must getget-

to

get-

to

get-

toguns were too many and soon we beganbegan-

toto the ship as soon as possible We gotgot-

togot-

togot-

toto hear the wV of the shell passingpassing-

overpassing-

overto the beach just in time to get on thethe-

boatsthe-

boatsthe-

boatsover us or bursting near us The bombom-

bardmentbom-

bardmentbom-

bardmentboats to go to the ship but the trunks hadhad-

tobad-

tohad-

tobardment continued about two hours oror-

more

or-

more

or-

moreto be left The officers were very kindkind-

butkind-

butkind-

butmore when the three Japanese vesselsvessels-

thatvessels-

thatvessels-

thatbut could do nothing about our trunkstrunks-

ourtrunks-

ourtrunks-

ourthat bad troubled us moved off to thethe-

norththe-

norththe-

northour lives were more than trunkstrunks-

Inorth The Chinese Christians andand-

others

and-

others

and-

othersI must tell you how we had to get down others as soon as the shell began toto-

The

to-

The

270 The Foreign Mission JournalJournalb-

urstburst in the city began to crowd into ourour-

homeour-

homeour-

homehours Many shell fell right around thethe-

homethe-

homethe-

homehome livid with terror and shaking inin-

everyin-

everyin-

everyhome of Dr Mateer of the PresbyterianPresbyterian-

Mission

Prcsyteriall-Mission

Presbyterian-

Missionevery limb to ask what it meant andand-

whatand-

whatand-

whatMission a fragment of a shell forged itsits-

wayits-

wayits-

waywhat could be done Of course justjust-

thenjust-

thenjust-

thenway through the upper part of MissMiss-

MoonsMiss-

IoonsMis-

sMoonsthen we were as ignorant of the immediimmedi-ate

immedi-ate

immedi-ate

Moons yard wallwa and landed on herher-

fronther-

fronther-

frontate occasion of the attack as they werewere-

Itwere-

Itwere-

Itfront veranda One shell seemed toto-

burstto-

burstto-

burstIt seems from what we have since gathgath-

eredgath-

eredgath-

eredburst just over our church though II-have

I-

haycI-

haveered that the Japanese ships either unun-

intentionallyun-

intentional1yun-

intentionallyhave failed to see where any parts of itit-

did

it-

did

it-

didintentionally in un early morning fogfog-

camefog-

camefog-

camedid us Qnyny damage None struck ourour-

home

our-

homc

our-

homecame nearer the city than they intendedintended-to

home While the second days firingfiring-

wasfiring-

wasfiring-

wasto or else searching for the Chinese menmen-

ofwarmen-

ofwarmen-

ofwarwas going on Dr Mateer telegraphed toto-

Chefoo

to-

Chefoo

to-

Chefooofwar which frequently hide themthem-

selvesthem-

selvesthem-

selves

Chefoo The Japanese are bombardingbombarding-

Tungbomarding-

Tungbombarding-

Tungselves in the nooks about the Chang SanSan-

TanSan-

11nSan-

TanTung Chow Can you not sendsen us aidaid-

Lateraid-

Lateraid-

LaterTan Islands just to the north of TungTung-Chow

Tung-Chow

rung-

ChowLater a telegram was sent asking thatthat-

thethat-

thethat-

theChow ran in between the islands andand-

theand-

theand-

thethe menofwar come up to take off thethe-

womenthe-

womenthe-

womenthe mainland when they were firedfired-

uponfired-

uponfired-

uponwomen and children WeVe men felt thatthat-

thethat-

thethat-

theupon bybythethe Chinese on shore There isis-

a

is-

a

is-

athe people were looking to us and that ifit-

weif-

weif-

ivea sort of fort on a high hill to the west ofof-

theof-

theof-

thewe all should leave there would be aa-

panic

a-

panic

a-

panicthe Water City with one good ArmArm-

strongArm-

strongrmrm-

strongpanic at least if not something worseworse-

Indeedworse-

Indeedworse-

Indeedstrong gun which is really the only trulytruly-good

truly-good

truly-good

Indeed the authorities had intimated toto-

the

to-

the

to-

thegood gun at Tung Chow There is quitequite-

a

the missionaries that they depended onon-

uson-

uson-

usa number of cannon there but none ofof-

themof-

themof-

themus largely So we decided to send thethe-

womenthe-

womenthe-

womenthem good for anything It was this oneone-

goodone-

goodone-

goodwomen andm children olT and we wouldwould-

remainwonht-

remainwould-

remaingood gun that was fired at the JapaneseJapanese-The

Japanese-The

Japanese-rhe

remain Wife declared she would notnot-

leave

not-

leave

not-

leaveThe Japs soon learned the range of thisthis-

gunthis-

gunthis-

nunleave me so we thought we wouldauld sendsend-

ourSClH-

lour

send-

ourgun and as they had longrange gunscuns-

theyguns-

theyguns-

theyour children in charge of Mary OnOn-

MondayOn-

Io1Hlay

On-

Mondaythey stood out ofIf reach of the ChineseChinese-gun

Chinese-gun

Chinese-gun

Monday morning we were informed thatthat-

thethat-

thethat-

theIt gun and with perfect safety to themthem-

selvesthem-

selvesthem-

selvesthe UnitedU nitcd States steamer Yorktown waswas-

in

was-

in

was-

inselves threw thin shell into the citycity-

Thecity-

rrhecity-

Thein the harbor As enough of our comcom-

munitycom-

munitycom-

munityThe Chinese replied but their shell all fellfell-

intofell-

intofell-

intomunity had decided to stay to relieve thethe-

panict11-

epanic

the-

panicinto the water somesomeofof them only halfwayhalfway-to

half wayway-

topanic and as I was feeble still andand-

neededami-

neededand-

neededto the Japanese vessels Afterfter the JapanJapan-ese

needed a change andan knew moreovermoreover-

thatmoreoycr-

thatmoreover-

thatese steamers had moved away north apap-

parentlyap-

parentlyap-

parentlythat I must go very soon to Chefoo in anyany-

case

anan-

ease

any-

caseparently towards Port Arthurrthnr we triedtried-

totried-

totried-

tocase I decided the last thing MondayMonday-

morningMonday-

MorningIonday-

morningto hope that they would come no moremore-

Whilemore-

Vhiiemore-

Whilemorning that I would go on the steamersteamer-

ItWhile the bombardment was going onon-

aon-

aon-

aIt was a good thing I so decided for II-

soon

I-

soon

I-

soona telegram was sent to our Consul inin-

Chefoo

in-

Chefoo

in-

Chefoosoon learned that the captain wouldould notnot-

take

not-

takelotlot-

takeChefoo stating the facts The next dayday-

atake Chinese so Mary would have beenbeen-

leftbeen-

leftbeen-

lefta reply came to the effect that if we sentsent-

themsent-

themsent-

themleft and of course my children mustmust-

havemust-

havemust-

havethem word that we were ready a warwar-

vesselwar-

vesselwar-

vesselhave remained or gone in charge ofof-

other

of-

other

of-

othervessel would go up to bring us awayaway-

Theaway-

Theaway-

Theother missionaries which would notnot-

havenot-

havenot-

haveThe next day crowds of our ChristiansChristians-and

Christians-and

Christians-and

have been easy for the missionaries ItIt-

wasIt-

wasIt-

wasand an immense number of the residentsresidents-of

was impossible to get coolies to take ourour-

trunksou-

rtrunsour-

trunksof the city left for their country homes oror-

otheror-

otheror-

othertrunks from our home to the seaea andand-

we

and-

we

and-

weother places of safety On SaturdaySaturday-

afternoonSaturday-

afternoonSaturday-

afternoonwe had to hire mules and donkeys OnOn-

accountOn-

accountOn-

accountafternoon again there came back threethree-Japanese

three-Japanese

three-Japanese

account of the low state of the tide andand-

the

and-

the

and-

theJapanese ships which standing ofoff wherewhere-

thewhere-

thewhere-

thethe poor facilities of the Chinese we hadhad-

to

had-

to

had-

tothe Chinese could not touch them perper-

hapsper-

hapsper-

hapsto go far out on the rocks and slide downdown-

the

down-

the

down-

thehaps four or five miles off deliberatelydeliberately-threw

deliberately-threw

deliberately-threw

the frozen rocks to the ships cuttercutter-

Aftercutter-

Aftercutter-

Afterthrew thin shell into the city for several After we were on the cutter our househonse-

I

I

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servantservant on the shore with the baggagebaggage-

thealities and a promise from the Japs toto-

protectto-

protectto-

protectthe officer in command said the whalewhale-

boatwhale-

boatwhale-

boatprotect us we feel perfectly safe herehere-

Iboat would be back for the baggage OffOff-

he

Off-

he

Off-

heI hope the war will soon be over but nono-

one

no-

one

no-

onehe went When about twothirds of thethe-

waythe-

waythe-

wayone can tell about that WeVe may havehave-

tohave-

tohave-

toway to the steamer we met the steamsteam-

laucchsteam-

launchsteam-

launchto remain here one month or manymany-

Praymany-

Praymany-

Praylaunch with the whaleboat in tow TheThe-

officers

The-

o11ccrs

The-

ollicersPray for China and her missionariesmissionaries-

The

missionarie-

sJAPAN

missionarie-

sJAPAN

officers after a few minutes consultation-

agreedconsultationconsultation-

agreedconsultation-

agreedagreed that such a blow was coming onon-

thaton-

thaton-

thatJAPAN

that it would be impossible for the whalewhale-

boatwhale-

oat

whale-

boatSin and the Gospel

boatoat to land so around they turned andand-

theand-

theand-

theFUKUOKAFUKUOKA-

We

FUKUOKA-

T

FUmuoicA-

Wethe steam launch took us all in tow forfor-

the

for-

the

for-

thethe ship leaving my servant and trunkstrunks-

miles

trunks-

miles

trunks-

miles

WeTc attend the services and minglemingle-

withmingle-

withmingle-

withmiles awayawa y on the rocks WeYe huiried toto-

the

to-

the

to-

the

with the people freely but can dodo-

nothing

do-

nothing

do-

nothingthe ship and immediately started forfor-

Chefoo

for-

Chefoo

for-

Cllefoo

nothing in the real work yet I amam-

teachingam-

teachingam-

teachingChefoo WeVe were met by friends at thethe-

jettythe-

jettythe-

jetty

teaching English to one of our evangelevangel-

istsjetty butut as the missionaries live a milemile-

or

mile-

or

ists who can read tolerably well and speakspeak-

thespeak-

thespeak-

theor two from the foreign settlement it waswas-

not

was-

110t

was-

not

the language in a very broken mannermanner-

andmanner-

andmanner-

andnot regarded safe for us to try to stay outout-

there

out-

there

out-

there

and who is very anxious to understandunderstand-

thethe in order to the Bible-

byBibleBible-

byBible-

bylanguage studythere as in case of trouble here the au-

thoritiesauau-

thorities

au-

thoritiesthorities have notified the missionariesmissionaries-

theymissionnies-

they

missionaries-

they

by the help of the learned works on itit-

Iit-

I

it-

Ithey must come into the settlement SoSo-

sve

So-

we

So-

we

I havebave also begun to teach some youngyoung-

menyoung-

menyoung-

menmen the Scripture on Sunday afternoonafternoon-

Theyafternoon-

Theyafternoon-

Theywe were brought to a hotel where wewe-

have

we-

have

we-

havehave been till now WeYe have howeverhowever-

takenhowever-

takenhowever-

taken

They know enough English to underunder-

standunder-

stanunder-

standtaken some rooms nearbynear by where wewefourwefour-

familiesfourfour-

families

four-

families

standstan me I am-

ENCOURAGED

amam-

ENCOURAGED

am-

EXCOUIUGEDfamilies will keep house together for aa-

little

a-

1ittle

a-

littleENCOURAGEDENCOURAGED-

bylittle while There came on the steamersteamer-

Mrs

steamer-

I1s

steamer-

Mrsby the efforts we have made at the lan-guage

lanlan-

guage

lan-

gmlgeMrsI1s Hayes and children Mrs118 Mills andand-

children

and-

children

and-

childrenguage am sure it will require a ioug-

timeiougsong-

timeongong-

timechildren Mr1r and Mrs118 Irwin new arriarri-

vals

arri-

vals

arri-

valstime to make any intelligent use of itit-

but

it-

but

it-

butvals and wife and myself with ourourchiIdourchiId-

renchildchild-

renbut I can already understand much ofof-

what

of-

what

of-

whatren and nursennrse-

rhe

nurse-

The

what I hear i doubt if any mortal everever-

did

ever-

did

ever-

diddid want to talk any more than I do II-think

I-

think

I-

thinkthink Ill be happy when I can go outout-

side

out-

side

out-

sideThe following comes as we go to presspress-

frompress-

frompress-

from side of the gate and talk to people and bebe-

understood

be-

understood

be-

understoodfrom Brother W1 II SearsSears-

CHEFOO

Sears-

CllgFOOunderstoodunderstood-

CIIIIooCHEFOO CHINA Febeb iH 18951895-

We

1805-

Ye

1895-

WeTHE WORKWORK-

here

WOrtK-

here

WORK-

hereWeYe are now in Ghefoo The war isis-

approaching

is-

approaching

is-

approachingapproaching so close that we began toto-

feel

to-

feel

to-

feel

here appears to bee in a very healthfulhealtlifulconhealtlifulcon-

dition

concon-

dition

con-

ditionfeel that it was unsafe for uus to remainremain-

at

dition Those who have charge of thethe-

field

the-

field

the-

fieldat Pingtu So our Sweedish BaptistBaptist-

friends

Baptist-

friends

Baptist-

friends

field are men well adapted to the workwork-

They

work-

Thev

work-

Theyfriends of Kiao Cheo and all of us at PingPing-

tu

They seem to bee wide awakea to thethe-

needs

the-

needs

the-

needstu telegraphed for some United StatesStates-

gunboat

States-

gunboat

States-

gunboat

needs of the rieldfiel intelligent and lala-

borious

la-

borious

la-

boriousgunboat to meet us some sixty milesmiles-

north

miles-

north

miles-

north

borious withal men of exceptional pietypiety-

Inorth of Pingtu Feb 5th we leftleft-

Pingtu

left-

Pingtu

left-

PingtuI have made together with Brother WalneWalne-

one

Walne-

one

Valne-

onePingtu and on the eve of the 7th wewe-

were

we-

were

we-

were

one tour of the stations and was veryvery-

much

very-

much

very-

muchwere taken on board the gunboatgunboat-

Charleston

gunboat-

Charleston

gunboat-

Charleston

much pleased with the work BrotherBrother-

Walne

Brother-

Value

Brother-

lTalneCharleston We were treated veryvery-

nicely

very-

lllcely

very-

nicely

Walne has just returned from anotheranother-

trip

another-

trip

another-

tripnicely by the captain officers c andand-

reached

and-

reached

and-

reached

trip in company with the preacher atat-

this

at-

this

at-

thisreached Chefoo yesterday about 4 P M-

Chefoo

MM-

Chefoo

11-

Chefoo

this station They report good meetmeet-

ings

meet-

ings

meet-

ingsChefoo is expecting an attack any hourhour-

duthour-

Jut

hour-

butings although the weatherweather has been exex-

tremelv

ex-

tremely

ex-

tremelydutJut with fifteen menofwar of allallllationnation tremely bad I have seensee-

n7w

seen-

The

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JournalJournalF-

OUHFOUHOUIt BAPTIZEDBAPTIZED-

since

BlTIZED-

since

BAPTIZED-

since

tion 1 asked him if it were not possiblepossibl-etUt get the training ho wanted as aa-

Christian

a-

Christian

a-

Christiansince I came andan there are several moremore-

awaitingmore-

awaitingmore-

awaiting Christian if he would return to hishis-

father

his-

father

his-

fatherawaiting the action of the church TheThe-

conversionsThe-

conversionsrhc-

clnversions father lie replied with as much calmcalm-

ness

ealm-

ness

calm-

nessconversions seem to be the result ofof-

individualof-

individualof-

individual ness and yet determination as though hehe-

possessed

he-

possessed

he-

possessedindividual effort on the part of thethe-

workersthe-

workersthe-

workers possessed theth brightest prospects 6 NoNo-

indeed

No-

indeed

No-

indeedworkers rather than from the publicpublic-

preachingpublic-

preachingpublic-

preaching indeed if I cannot get an education II-

can

1-

can

I-

canpreaching There are many who seemseem-

toseem-

toseem-

to can be a Christiani without one andand-

education

and-

education

and-

educationto be ready to come but are deterred byby-

theby-

theby-

the education or not I mean to work withwith-

God

with-

God

with-

Godthe opposition of their friends There isis-

greatis-

greatis-

great God for the savation of my peoplepeople-

Hegreat opposition to the Gospel notwithnotwith-standing

notwith-standing

notwith-standing He has been preaching for more thanthan-

astanding the progressivi ness of thethe-

Japanesetbe-

Japanesethe-

Japanese a year has a Sundayschool of hishis-

own

his-

own

his-

ownJapanese One were stupid indeed 17v hoho-

could11-

0could

lio-

could own and teaches a class in another everyevery-

Sundayevery-

Sundayevery-

Sundaycould long remain blind to the tenacitytenacity-with

tenacity-with

tenacity-with Sunday and is yet less than twenty yearsyears-

old

yearyear-

old

years-

oldwith which they cling to tlair superstisupersti-tions

supersti-tions

supersti-tions

w

oldtions and their idols I could not possiblypossibly-have

possibly-have

possibly-havehave felt the necessity for missionarymissionary-effort

missionary-effort

missionary-effort

Werc have another a boy sixteen yearsyears-

old

years-

old

years-

oldold who wasas baptized during the monthmonth-

ofeffort before leaving my own country as II-

feel

1-

feel

I-

feelfeel it The of December who when he went to hishis-

home

his-

home

his-

homenow sense of thethe-

MORAL

the-

IOILIJ

the-

MORAL

home at Christmas for vacation he is inin-

the

in-

the

in-

theMORAL AND SPIRITUAL DESTITUTIONDESTITUTIO-

Nalmost

DESTITUTIO-

Xalmost

DESTITUTIO-

Nalmost

the boys high school here his parentsparents-

toreparents-

toreparents-

toretore up his Bible and hymnbook andand-

whippedand-

whippedand-

whippedalmost overwhelms one One pitiespities-

thempities-

thempities-

them him imprisoning him for aa-

week

n-

week

a-

weekthem and yearns for them in spite ofof-

himselfof-

himselfof-

himself

whipped

himself Their own obstinate oppositionopposition-to

week andan beating him every time hehe-

prayedhe-

praycdhe-

prayed until he said he was forced to letlet-

it

let-

it

let-

itprayed salto the Gospel and the affectionate clingcling-

ingclinO-

ingcling-

ingo it alone until the household were asleepasleep-

ating to their idolatry seems the only obob-

stacleob-

staclebb-

5tacle at when he would andand-

prayand-

prayand-

praynight get upstacle to sympathy In spite of the spccspcc-

taclewhichspct-

acldwhichspec-

tacldPwliichtaclewhich heathen pray Finally after trying in vain toto-

make

to-

make

to-

makea society presentspresents-

nothingpresents-

nothingpresents-

nothing make him renounce his faith they rere-

turnedre-

turnedre-

turnedcould makekenothing m3 so powe ful an appealappeal-

to turned him to the school but cutru t off hishis-

monthlyhis-

monthlyhis-

monthlyto one as their needs I am sure that ifif-

theif-

theif-

the monthly allowance of He camecame-

backcame-

hackcame-

backthe condition of human misery withwith-

whichwith-

whichwith-

which

moneyback to the mission the next SundaySunday-

and5undny-

andSunday-

andwhich the missionary becomes familiarfamiliar-could

familiar-could

familiar-could and the prayermeeting and by somesome-

means

some-

means

some-

meanscould be passed before the eyes and concon-

sciencescon-

sciencescon-

sciences m naged to have forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

themeans omethingsciences of our people no human lanlan-

guagelan-

guagelan-

guage the contribution box Suchuch examplesexamples-

makeexamples-

makeexamples-

makeguage could frame such an appeal forfor-

renewedfor-

renewedfor-

renewed make me so ashamed of my own poorpoor-

profitlesspoor-

prottlcsspoor-

profitlessrenewed effort as that alone wouldwoul-d0how profitless life NN11AYNMAYXAKDMAYXAK-

DAFRICA

1 YX a HIH-

IAF

II-

IAFRICA

0how0 how much 01 ristians need to study thethe-

socialthe-

socialthe-

socialsocial condition of the mission fields toto-

learnto-

learnto-

learnlearn both the sinfulness of sin whichwhich-has

which-has

which-has

AFRICAAF RICAhas and damn andand-

theand-

theand-

thepower so to blight to

Reaping and RejoicingRejoicing-

I

the infinite love and power of GodGod-

whichGod-

winchGo-

dlvliihwhich can make of such some of thethe-

mostthe-

mostthe-

most

IlJADAN

most lovable specimens of ChristianChristian-character

Christian-character

Christian-character

1 cannot help penning a few words toto-

letto-

letto-

letcharacter let you know that the day we haveha ve beenbeen-

prayingbeen-

prayingbeen-

prayingMYY PtPILPtPIL-

ThellItiII-

The

11 LL-

rhepraying for and working for has comecome-

Hejoice

come-

Hejoice

come-

RejoiceThe young man whom I teach is an onlyonly-

childonly-

childonly-

childHejoice with us over the quickening byby-

theby-

theby-

thechild and was sole heir to an independentindependent-fortune

indepelllent-fortune

independent-fortune

the Spirit of God of dead soulssouls-

Theresouls-

rheresouls-

Therefortune but was banished from home onon-

accounton-

accounton-

accountThere is a

account of his faith His parents stillstill-

holdstill-

holdstill-

hold TIMK OF HAKVKSTHAKVKS-

Tand

IIAHEST-

and

HARVES-

Tand

hold out as an inducement to returnreturn-

restorationreturn-

restorationreturn-

restorationrestoration to their favor and an educa and with us that time has come I waswns-

The

The ForeignForeigll1Yissiol1Mission JournalJournals-

peaking

Journals-

peaking

273273s-

peakingspeaking last Sunday week from 2 Tim MEXICO21919 when a man stood up to confessconfess-

thatconfess-

thatconfess-

thatIu AKKOY-

OGeronimo

AKKOYOAnuoyo-

Geronimo

A1tltoyo-

GeroniinOthat he could be silent and toto-

declare

to-

declare

to-

declareno longer Geronimo Gonzalez who wasvu oror-

dained

or-

dainedoror-

daineddeclare his determination to be a ChrisChris-

tianChris-

tianChris-

tiandained to the deaconship in the DocDo-ctor

Doc-

tOl

1oc-

toitian During the week two others camecame-

to

came-

to

came-

totoitor Arroyo church only six weeksweeks-

agoweelu-

agoweeks-

agoto say the same things one of whomwhom-

broughtwhom-

broughtwhom-

broughtago died today otTifoof Tifo after eleveneleven-

dayselpyc-

ndtussicknesseleven-

laysbrought his Ifa idol as un evidenceevidenc-ef

daysdtussicknesssickness lie attended the firstfirst-

public1ils-

tpuJicfirst-

publicIff his sincerity Yesterday morningmorning-

anothermorning-

anothermorning-

anotherpublic meeting we ever held in thistliis-

citythis-

cit

this-

cityanother man came to say that he couldcould-

notcould-

notcould-

notcitycit andan was with the first to be bapbap-

tizedbal-

tizcd

bap-

tizenot hold out against the truth and to telltell-

of

tell-

of

tell-

oftizedtize Though comparatively youngyoung-

inof yet another to whom he had beenbeen-

speakingbeen-

speakingbeen-

speakingin years the plain teachings of GodsGods-

WordGodfo-

VordGods-

Nordspeaking who was likeminded withwith-

himselfwith-

himselfwith-

himselfWord took hold on his heart andand-

stoodaIH-

lstood

and-

stoodhimselfhimself-

Theyhimself-

Theyhimself-

Theystood outou t boldly in his charactercharacter-and

character-and

character-andThey and young Christian life He waswas-

aMUST INFLUENCE OTHEIISOTHEIIS-

byOTIIEUS-

byOTHERS-

bya regular and successful agent of thethe-

Americanthe-

Americanthe-

Americanby the standstan they take Three of themthem-

arethem-

arcthem-

areAmerican Bible Society andan WlRkIS inin-

thein-

the

ill-

theare married men and two have childrenchildren-

Outsiderschildren-

Outsiderschildren-

Outsidersthe midst of greatgrea t usefulness I feelfeel-

like

feel-

like

feel-

likeOutsiders are already asking WhatWhathaveWhathave-these

havehave-

thesehave-

theselike I have lost myJl1 right arm PrayPray-

for

PrHp-

forPray-

forthese people eaten or drank in the whitewhite-

manswhite-

manswhite-

mansfor us JJ G CIIASTAINCIIASTAI-

NBRAZIL

CUASTI-

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NBRAZIL

mans house that they are compelled toto-

become

to-

become

to-

becomebecome ChristiansChristians-

PraiseChristians-

PraiseChristians-

PraisePraise God for the first fruits of thethe-

spiritualthe-

spiritualthe-

spiritualBRAZIL

spiritual harvest that we are enteringentering-upon

entering-upon

entering-upon

LAKKSWJKULA It KSI3iR MoMo-

My

110-

My

1010-

Iyupon Two of these converts were bapbap-

tixedbap-

tizedbap-

tizedMyIy husband wrote that he bapbap-

tizedbHI-

Itzed

bap-

tizedtized yesterday the others will followfollowP-

ERSECUTION

followI-

EHSECUTION

follow-

IERSICUTIOtized two candidatescandida tes just a yearyear-

fromyear-

fromyear-

frontPERSECUTIONPERSECUTION-

A

IERSICUTIO-

A

from the time that he was imprisonimprison-ed The church therethere-numbers

there-llumhcr5

there-numbers

ill San FideliaedA woman recently confessed her love forfor-

Jesus

for-

J

for-

Jesus aboutt 14 A largelarge-crowd

large-crowd

large-crowdnumbers nowJesusJ csns Christ at the Church Mission StationStation-

on witnessed the butbut-

therehut-

therebut-

thereon the other side of the city and she waswas-

beatenwas-

heatenwas-

beaten

crowd baptismthere distuibancedistUl hauce whateverwhatever-

A

wha tccJtccJ-A

was nobeaten very severely by her heathen hushus-

bandhus-

bandhus-

band A little named Beulab wrotewrote-

towrote-

tovroto-

toband and when the case was brought bebe-

fore

be-

fore

be-

fore

girlto me in Brazil Willm she he so kindkind-

asIdlH-

las

kind-

asfore the Kinc for settlement she waswas-

bold

was-

hold

was-

boldbold declare beforeerOH her as to send me her name and addressaddress-on

enough to judgesjudges-

thatjullge-

thatjudges-

that card Shehe wrote meme-

thatme-

thame-

thaton a postalthat death had no terror for her andand-

wouldand-

woult

and-

would thatt she read the FOKRIOX MISSIONMISSIO-

NJoritXAL

IISIOX-

J

would not alter her decision to bee aa-

Christiana-

Christiana-

ChristianChristian This is the kind of charactercharacter-we

JoritXALJoritXAL-

I

J otlrx LL-

Iwe have to deal with and if people atat-

home

at-

home

at-

homeI expect tot return to Brazil ininJJuneJune-

GodJline-

GodUllCUll-

CGolhome were not soo prejudiced the ChrisChris-

tianChris-

tiallChris-

tianGod willing The workwor seems so enen-

couragingeI-

lcOUlaging

en-

couragingtian heroism and zeal displayed byhyourhyour-converts

ourour-

convertsour-

convertscouraging though theietlu e are alwaysalways-difficulties

ahHysd-

itlicnItiesalaysd-

ifficultiesconverts would put to shameBhamethcchurchesBhamethcchurches-at

thcchurchcsthcchurchcs-at

the churcheschurches-

atdifficulties to overcomeovercome-

Yourocrome-

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overcome-

Yourat homehome-

WITNESS

home-

WJ1SESR

YourY0111 missionarymissionaryE-

MMA

missiOlJarY-

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missionaryW-

ITNESSWITNESS ISKAKING KVEN UNTO DEATHDEATH-

isEMMA MOKTON GIXSUUKIJGIXSUUKI-

JEighteen

GIxunmJ-

ightcen

G1xsnnui-

tEighteen

is the kind of preaching we neednee andand-

thankand-

thankand-

thankthank God we have in Africa convertsconverts-

whoconverts-

whoconverts-

whowho are willing to do this kindkind-

Thekind-

rIlekind-

TheEighteen hundred and ninetyfour isis-

gone

is-

gone

is-

goneThe fields are white unto the harvestharvest-

bu

harvest-

burgone and I think that a few notes of thethe-

Baptiststhe-

Baptiststhe-

Baptistsbubur the laborers are few Love to allaBouraBour-

supporteJallour-

supporteisourour-

supportersBaptists work in Brazil will not be outout-

of

out-

of

out-

ofsupporters Your brothcbrothr-S1lii

rr-SAMI

r-

nof place Our real resultsreultwhowho can ealea-

l1he

Ga-

lThe

SAMI G PiNNorK

714 The ForeignForeig1l11Iissioll1 Mission JournalJournalc-

ulate

Jo11111al-

culate

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culateculate Only the Last Day will reveal itit-

Wei-

trit-

WeOne brother had left for the mansionsmansions-

above

mansions-

above

mansions-

aboveWere have toiled wewe have tried to do ourour-

bestour-

bestour-

bestabove and hiswife also a member hadhad-

removedhad-

remove

had-

removedbest Obstacles and ditliculties we havehave-

hadhave-

hadhave-

hadremovedremove to another citycity-

Thecity-

rilecity-

Thehad many Some have beea conqueredconquered-others

conquered-others

conquered-others

The contributions during the year camecame-

upcame-

upcame-

upothers we have yet to conquerconquer-

Looking

conquer-

Lookingconquer-

Lookingup to about five hundred milreismilreis-

The

milreis-

The

milreis-

TheLooking back we can only saysay-Thank

say-Thank

say-

ThankThe work in JiuzT l1lZ de Fora is very promprom-

isingprom-

isingprom-

isingThank God for what we have been enen-

ableden-

lbleden-

abledising and though there are many difticuldifticul-

tiesditlcul-

ties

difficul-

tiesabled to dodo-

The

do-

The

do-

Theties to be overcome yetyelillin the near futurefuture-

thefuture-

thefuture-

theThe following are the statistics I havehave-been

have-been

have-been

the Baptists can count on a good andand-

prosperousfmd-

prosperousand-

prosperousbeen able to get from the secretaries ofof-

theof-

theof-

theprosperous church therethere-

Thethere-

rrhethere-

Thethe different churcheschurchesI-

flO

The work inin

CAMPOSCAMPO-

Scan

CAIlOH-

can

CAMIO-

Scan

IflO DE JAXBIKOJAXBIK-

OBrother

JXFIIW-

lllOther

JANETR-

OBrother can be summoned up in the followingfollowing-

fewBrother Thomas L da Costa secretarysecretary-

sayssecretary-

sayssecretary-

sayssays that the church in the beginning of few statistics as stated lyh BrotherBrother-

Campos

AA-

Campos

A-

Campos94 had thirtyfive members and thatthat-during

that-during

that-during

Campos secretarysecretary-

Members

secretary-

Iembers

secretary-

Membersduring the year sixteen were receivedreceived-From

receive-From

received-Prom

Members in January 14 00-

Baptized

9292-

Baptized

II-

BaptizedFrom this number three were cut off forfor-

badfor-

badfor-

bad Baptized 4S4S-

Received

itit-

Hccei

tti-

Peceivcdbad behavior three left for otherother-churches

other-churches

other-churches ReceivedHccei vl letter 44-

Died

4-

Died

11-

Died

churches and one went to be with thethe-

Lordthe-

lordthe-

Lordby

Lord The membership therefore of thethe-

liiochurchinthe-

Hiothe-

RioDied aa-

Dismiscd

ii-

Dismissed

t-

DismissedliiochurchinHio church in December 041 was 41 ButBut-these

Bnt-these

But-these

Dismissed bvb letter 7V-

Excluded

7-

Excluded

7-

Excludedthese few are marvelously selfsacriticselfsacrific-ing

selfsacritic-ing

selfsacritic-iug Excluded 11-

Total

1-

Total

l-

Totaling Theyrrhe gave towards buying theirtheir-new

their-lIew

their-new house Total in Dec 9494-

Our

4 11-

Our

1-

Our

new 431 milreis and for currentcurrent-church

current-church

current-churchchurch expenses 7CS milreis for ForeignForeign-Missions

Foreign-Iissions

Foreign-Missions

Our brother Jose Peixoto Filho secresecre-

tarysecre-

tarnccr-

etryMissions 754 milreis and for home work tary of the12421 milreis For the poor they got toto-

getherto-

getherto-

wetherSAN HIDEMSHIDEM-

Schurch

FIDEIIH-

church

FIDFII8-

churchgether 450 milreismilreisN-

ICT1IE1JOY

milreiX-

ICTJlETWY

milreis-

ICTIIERor

church gives us the following notesnotes-

The

notes-

rlhe

notes-

TheNICT1IE1JOYNICT1IE1JO-

YBrother

XICTJlETW-

YBrother

ICTIIERo-

rBrotherThe church was organized in JulyJuly-

with0404-

with94-

withBrother John CLC daa Costa secretarysecretary-writes

secretary-writes

secretary-writes

with five members from the CamposCampos-church

Campos-church

Campos-churchwrites saying that the number of memmem-

bersmem-

ersmem-

berschurch Seven were baptized since thenthen-

Onethen-

Onethen-

Onebersers December 94 was nineteen having One left for anotheranotherchurchchurch Total memmem-

bershipmem-

bershipmem-

bershipbaptized during the year five candicandi-dates

candi-dates

candi-dates

bership December 04 amounted toto-

elevento-

elevento-

elevendates You will remember that partTart ofof-

theof-

theof-

theeleven personspersons-

The

persons-

The

persons-

Thethe year this faithful little church waswas-away

was-away

was-away

The church proposes to pay all theirtheir-own

their-own

their-ownaway on account of the naval revoltrevolt-

Evenrevolt-

venrevolt-

Evenown expenses such as rent lights etcetc-

These

etc-

These

etc-

TheseEvenven so they worked andand-proved

and-proved

and-proved

faithfully These notes from theare south of BraBra-

zilBra-

zilBra-

zilproved their sincerity by forfor-different

for-ditIerent

for-

differentcontributing zil In another letter I will give you thethe-

statisticsthe-

statisticsthe-

statisticsdifferent purposes no less than 12471247-milreis

12t7-milreis

124-inilreis

statistics of the churches in the NorthNorth-They

North-rrlle

North-They

milreismilreis-

Ourmilreis-

Ourinilreis-

OurTheyrrlle have not all come in yet Pray forfor-

usfor-

usfor-

usOur dear brother J1 J Taylor whowho-

workswho-

worlswho-

worksworks in us and for BrazilBrazil-

Yours

Brazil-

Yours

Brazil-

YoursYours fraternallyfraternallyS-

OLOMON

fraternally-

SOJmro

fraternallyS-

oloNroNILIZ DE FORAFORA-

sends

FOIFO-

Isends

FORA-

sendsSOLOMON L OINSUUJUSOINSUUJU-

SCampos

GUiSHUIW-

Campos

GINSBUR-

GCampossends us the following statisticsstatistics-

Members

statistics-

lIembersstatistics-

MembersCampos JanJ an 2 0599-

I

Members December 31 04J LOL-OBaptized

20-

Baptized

OO-

BaptizedBaptized during 94 7

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ALICEIissIiss-

ALICEALICE ARMSTRONG 1423123 McCulloh street Baltimore MdId Orders for literatureliterature-which

literature-which

literature-whichwhich must be accompanied with money stamps postal notes or orders should bebe-

sentbe-

sentbe-

sentsent to Marylandarland Baptist Missionission Rooms 9 WV Lexington street Baltimore MdMd-

MISSIONCARD

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MISSIONCARD

fdfd-

MISSIONCARDMISSIONCARD TOPIC FOR APRIL 18951895-

THE

1895-

THE

1895-

THETHE INDIANSINDIANSI-

ndians

IXDIAS-

IndiansAml

INDIAN-

SIndiansAndIndiansIndiansAmlAnd strangers have cutcut-him

cut-him

charge are expected to make such changes usus-

himllll-

thea-

thehim off and left him Population ofof-

Indianof-

Indianof-

Indianthe interests of the meeting may demanddemand-

SUIIJECT

demand-

SunTECT

demand-

SUBJECTIndian Territory including OklahomaOklahoma-Indians

Oklahoma-Indians

Oklahoma-IndiansIndians 00000 Whites and Negroes SUIIJECT INDIANSINDIANS-

If20000 In Ind Ter Okla and WV ArkArk-GO

Ark-GOGO missionaries S B C are at work moremore-are

more-are

more-are

If any man mil come after me let himhim-

denyhim-

denyhim-

denyare needed Churches J01 membermember-ship

member-ship

member-ship

deny himself Matt xvixm21

ship 1384413844-

Study

laRt4-

Study

13S14-

Study1 HymnIIymnII life for theethee-

Gthee-

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Study TopicsTopiesOwOur ddt to the IndiansIndians-Are

Indians-A1e

Indians-Are

G H 2121-

fl1eAre the wards of this governmentOrer1tlllent eligibleeligible-

toto citizenship in Ileaven J ConnectionleConnectionle-ticeen

Oonnectionb-etluen

Connectionbet-weeen

2 The Lords Prayer in unisonunison-

Hticeen bad traits and bad treatment of InIn-

diansIn-

diansIn-

diansdians Best results from work amongaWOllg thethe-

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3 ScriptureScriptureExEx tf2526 Prov 3010 MaiIal 31010 II Cor 81158115-

tyoung

4t ItemItcmInIn all there may be amongamong-the

among-the

among-thePROGRAM FOR APRIL 18951895-

It

1895-

It

1895-

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the 250000 Indians in the UnitedUnited-States

United-States

United-StatesStates 60000 members of evangelevangel-ical

evangel-ical

evangel-icalical churches It costs speakingspeaking-foolishly

speaking-foolishly

speaking-foolishlyIt willlewill be understood that the ProgramProgram-

asm foolishly 1000 on an average toto-

convertto-

convertto-

convertas18 prepared is simply suggestive Those in21 convert an Indian It bas beenbeen-

The

been-

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2Gi0 The ForeignForeign1IissiotJMission JournalJournale-

stimated

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estimated brothersbrothers-who

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brothers-who

Indian killedkilled-in

killed-in

grounds we possss to our whiteestimated that everywho are filling the Territory or to the MasterMaster-whom

Master-whom

Jnster-whomin war cost the government 1 whom we profess to erveserve-

The

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The new quarters literature forfor-

Aprilfor-

ATilfor-

April5 Call for items about Indians askedasked-

forasked-

forasked-

forApril May and JuneJ une including threethree-

programsthree-

progrnmsthree-

programsfor at last meetingmeeHn-gi

programs and three leaflets with IndiansIndians-

JapanIndians-

JapmIndians-

Japan and China as subjects has beenbeen-

issuedbeen-

issuedbeen-

issued0i Sketch of Rev MrIr Buckner See-

YoungSeeSee-

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Japanissued Maryland Baptist MissionMission-

Rooms

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other helpful information Kind WordWord-

weeklyWords-

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tures as usual The Biblereading and-

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THE

teresting account of a visit made to aa-

Ipbtista-

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concon-

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ational THE INDIAN PROBLEMPROBLEM-

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Thcto himnun givingglvmgeacheach readerreaderthethe opportunityopportunity-toto listen to a friendly talk about the visitvisit-with

visit-with

visit-with

The Indian problem gains greatly inin-

difficultyin-

difiicultyin-

difficultywith the result of a better acquaintanceacquaintance-with

difficulty because it is so complex It isis-

notis-

notis-

notwith the Christian Indian and his waysways-As

ways-As

ways-As

not yet understood that every tribe differsdiffers-

fromditfer-

fromdiffer-

fromfrom other tribe thatthatAApaches areare-

notare-

notare-

notAs a generaleneral summary the leaflet concon-

cludescon-

dudescon-

eludesevery

cludes as followsfollows-

The

follows-

The

follows-

The

not Sioux nor Pueblos like the Nez PerPer-

cesPer-

ceB

Per-

cesces but it is true that in a peculiar manman-

nerman-

nerman-

nerThe work of the Board among these peopeo-ple

peo-ple

eoeo-pIe and to an extraordinary extent thethe-

redthe-

redthe-

rednerple has been confined to the Indian Territorj1Territorj1-

ThisTerritoTTerritoT-

ThisTerritory-

ThisThis work has been so successful and so longlong-continued

100l-gcontinue

long-continued

red men aredifferentiated Some measuremeasure-of

measure-ofcontinued that it has now closely approxiapproxi-

matedapproxi-

matedapproxi-

matedof civilization or education or some spespe-

cialspe-

cialspe-

cialmated in its character andan conditions ourour-work

our-work

our-work

force and hascial native ability constantlyconstantly-pushed

contantly-pushe1

constantly-pushed

work among the white people of the frontierfrontier-There

frontier-There

frontier-ThereThere are now in the Indian TerritoryTerritory-

Associations

Territory-

sociations

Territory-

Associations

pushed individuals or families far beyondbeyond-their

beyond-thcir

beyond-theirtheir fellows Education needs to be inin-

dividualin-

dividualin-

dividualAssociationsAssociations-Churches

1616-

Churches16-

hunchesChurchesChurches-Church

301301-Church

301-Church

dividual and this to a much greater exex-

tentex-

tentex-

tentChurch members 131384413844-The

13844-The

844844-

Thetent than among the whites And likelike-wise

like-wise

like-wiseThe large and increasing white populapopula-

tionpopula-

tionpopula-

tionwise it must be the education of thethe-

wholethe-

wholethe-

wholetion ofo the Territory are demandingc1cmandin greatergreater-attention

greater-attention

greater-attention whole beingbeingthethe hands the mind thethe-

spiritthe-

spiritthe-

spiritattention yearear byh year phuthuthu t out from thethe-schools

the-schooJs

the-schoolsschools established for the education of InIn-

dianIn-

dianIn-

dianspirit in daily living in books and inin-

characterin-

characterin-

characterdian children our brethren are exceedinglyexceedingly-anxious

exceedinly-anxiou

exceedingly-anxious

character But the present tendency isis-

toTardis-

tOllardis-

toreanxious for a good school located somewheresomewhere-near

somewhere-near toTardtore and a universal education Were dede-

sirede-

sirede-

sirenear the centre of the Territory to whichwhich-Iheir

which-their

which-theirtheir children might be sent The Board hashas-been

has-heen

has-been

sire to educate all the Indians and wewe-

proposewe-

proposewe-

proposebeen strongly urged to aid in establishingestablishing-such

propose to do it by a universal and therethere-fore

there-fore

there-foresuch an institutioninstitution-

It fore an elaborate system which can bebe-

managedbe-

managedbe-

managedIt will thus be seen that our work in thethe-past

the-past

the-pastpast though veryyeryinadequateinadequate to the demandsdemands-of

managed from one centre This bothboth-fails

both-fails

both-failsof the field hasha been greatly blessed butbut-

thathut-

thatbut-

thatfails to meet the wants of a people soso-

variedso-

variedso-

variedthat there isi pressing need of a decided en-

largementenen-

largementen-

largement varied in their needs and fails in largelarge-measure

large-measure

large-measurelargement of our work if we would meet ourour-

obligationsour-

ohligationsour-

4hligationsobligations to the red men whose hunting measure to give that special training ini-

n2G

in-

i0

The Foreign Mission JournalJournalc-

haracter

journalc-

haracter

277277-

Christian

1 tt-

hardctercharacter so peculiarly necessary andand-

importantand-

Importantand-

importantChristian people of our land are faithfulfaithful-

orimportant in this case and therefore itit-

doesit-

does

it-

desor unfaithful to this opportunityopportunityK-

UKAULA

opportunityE-

UFAULA

opportunity-

lUFdoes not meet the whole difficulty ItIt-

willIt-

wIll

It-

willwill be answered that the governmentgovernment-cannot

government-cannot

gvernmen-tcanot

KUKAULAlUFIJLA INDINIERINIER-The

TEKTEK-

The

rEH-

Thecannot do more or otherwise that aa-

universala-

unIversala-

universal letter is from an InIn-

dianInIn-

dianIn-

Hanuniversal and as we maymaysaysayay indiscrimi-nate

indiscrimiindisorimi-nate

indiscrimi-nate

The followingnate system is all that it isi possible for aa-

governmenta-

governmenta-

governmentdian chiefchie-fJjvs

chief-

pissgovernment to undertake To this II-

agree

I-

agree

I-

agreeJjvs11pissiSH AnnieA 111lie nO11V Armstrong-

DearArIiistroii-

DearArmstrongArlllstro1lg-

Dearagree But this is not enough for thethe-

Indianthe-

Indianthe-

IndianDear SisterSisterII have been intendingintending-

toIndian The racerac is in its childhood asas-

wellas-

wc1l

as-

wellto write yonon for a long time but ii-aa

II-

have

I-

havewell as the pupil and individualizing isis-

absolutelyis-

absolutelyis-

absolutelyhaveaa ve been so unusually busy attend-ing

attendattend-ing

attend-lIlgabsolutely and obviously necessary forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

theing our meetingsmectlDH it was just impossiimpossi-

blethe red child whatever inavmay be true ofof-

theof-

theof-

theble for me to write youou But L wantwant-to

want-to

want-tothe white Each Indian needs all kindskinds-

ofkinds-

ofkinds-

ofto tell you with muchm neh pleasure thatthat-our

th8that-our

tt-ourof education and needs to begin at a difdif-

ferentdif-

ferentdif-

ferentour meetings have been verycrr profitprofit-able

profit-lble

profit-ableferent point As a race he needs moremore-

schools

more-

schools

more-

schoolsable for manyI1HlI of the poor wanderwander-ing

waner-mg

wander-ingschools and more teachers and more-

constantmoremore-

constantmore-

constanting souls of the poor red men havehave-

beenhave-

beenhave-

uecnlcconstant teaching in proportion to his-

numbershishis-

numbershis-

Ilumbersbeenuecnlcled to Christ through the earnestearnest-preaching

carnest-prcaching

earnest-preachingnumbers than does the white manman-

Andman-

Andman-

Andpreaching of His laborers The gov-

ernorgovgov-

ernorgOY-

ernolAnd at thisthispoitpoint while we are joiningjoining-

inernor of the Seminole NationNu tion was or-dained

oror-

daineder-

claincclintI1 the outcry against national parsimonyparsimony-

wedained to the full Gospel ministry on-

theonon-

the01-

1thewe are suddenly confronted with thethe-

accusationthe-

accusationthe-

accusationthe second daydu11 13 of this month OnOn-

theOil-

theOn-

theaccusation Thou art the man ForFor-

the

For-

tIeFor-

thethe same day hishi brother and othersothers-were

others-wcre

others-werethe government cannot be asked to give-

himgivegive-

himgive-

hunwere baptmdIHltZl The governoroerllor andand-

hisand-

hisand-

hishim this special and particular and indiindi-

vidualizedindi-

vidualizedindi-

vidualizedhis brother ofufwhoUlwhom I speakjeaJ aarearebothareboth-the

re bothboth-the

hoth-thevidualized education In the change-

fromchangechange-

fromchange-

fromthe wealthiest men we have in thethe-

twothe-

twothe-

twofrom thethy despotic paternalism of the pastpast-

topast-

to

past-

totwo nations and well educated MyMy-

wifeMy-

wife

11-

wifeto the independence of coining citizencitizen-

shipcitizen-

shipcitizen-

shipwife wasVa verynI happy to get your-

letteryouryour-

letteryoul-

lettership much has been lost as well as gainedgained-

the

gained-

the

gained-

theletter and the leaflets you sent her-

butherher-

buther-

butthe opportunity to doto good asas wellwell-

as

wedwed-

us

well-

asbut she cannot write herself neither-speak

neitherneither-speak

neither-speakas the chance to doto evil For good oror-

for

or-

for

or-

forspeak the English language ItI t painspains-her

pains-

helpains-

herfor ill the government cannot take carecare-

of

care-

of

care-

ofher a gieat deal for noc being ableable-

toable-

toaule-

toof the Indian as it has done WeVe whowho-

are

who-

are

who-

areto write you herself She hashas-

oftenhas-

oftcnhas-

oftenare overready to criticise its methods oror-

berate

or-

berate

or-

berateoften told me to tell youon her sitsit-

uationHit-

unsit-

uationberate its apathy refuse to secce that thethe-

crime

the-

crime

the-

crimeuationun UOH whenever I wroteIot l you SheShe-

wasShe-

wasShe-

wascrime isi our own ItI t is for us to supsup-

plysup-

plysup-

plywas reelected president oi the Wo-

mensWo1V-

omens

Vo-

JlWnHply ihc superabundant teaching it isis-

for

is-

for

is-

formens Societyciet last month She toldtold-

themtold-

themtold-

themfor us to supply the special training ofof-

character

of-

character

of-

characterthem thattlm t she had gotot ai letterletter-from

leUcl-

fromletter-

fromcharacter the red man needs so muchmuch-

Itfrom 3ouyou and anyan assistance theythey-

wantedthcthc-

wunthey-

wantedIt is time for us to realize that the govgov-

ernmentgov-

ernmentgov-

ernmentwantedwun t inSundaysclioolandin uHJayhol and missionmission-ary

mission-ary

miHHi011miHHi01-

1tryernment has of necessity given up itsits-

chance

its-

chance

its-

chanceary literature that theythc could getget-

themget-

tllelii

get-

thlmchance to do this in giving up the oldold-

control

old-

control

old-

controlthem through your assistance TheThe-

minutesThe-

IIliI1lltesUtl1EirIIleetinrhc-

millcontrol and supervision and we mustmust-

take

must-

take

must-

takeminutesIIliI1lltesUtl1EirIIleetinmill u tcs ot their meeting will beoutinbeoutin-a

e ou tintin-

atake up the workwor Mission schoolsschools-

mission

schools-

mission

schools-

missiona week or so I will send youYOU a copycopy-

Theyropy-

rfllCr

copy-

Theymission churches mission houses mismis-

sionaries

mis-

sionaries

nlls-

sionariesThey had a veryCl good meetingmctting TheirTheir-

reportsTheir-

reportsThirr-

epOItssionaries themselves are the realrcalsolurcalsolut-

ionsolusolu-

tion

solu-

tionreports showed thatt theythl had beenbeel-iworking

been-

workingbeen-

wOIJdngtion of the Indian problem and we needneed-

to

need-

to

need-

toworking for the Master veryC1 goodgood-

indeedMgood-

indeedto pour them out like water we must dodo-

it

do-

it

do-

itindeed1Il 1 ee 11-1Il J for a poor and illiterateillitera te socisoci-

etysoci-

etyocioci-

etywould anything practical forfor-

the

for-

the

for-

theGod bless ouou-

Yourit if we no ety MayI1Y youyou-

Youryou-

Yourthe Indian It is not the governmentgovernment-

whichgovernment-

whichgovernment-

whichYour brother in ChristChrist-

WMChrist-

VChrist-

VMwhich is chiefly neglecting the IndianIndian-

itWMVVM McCoMHSMcCoMHS-

On

MUC1clOlB1clOlB-

On

antsants-

On

it is the ChurchChurchTeeTie IndependentIndependent-

The

On methods a successful worker inin-

Georgia

in-

Georgia

in-

Georgiaandand-

enlarge

and-

enlarge

Georgia writeswrites-The

writes-rrlw

writes-The

churches totosupportandtosupportand-en

supportThe call to our MissionMission-

SocietyMission-

SocietyMission-

Societyof WomensThe members ourthethe-

Indians

the-

I

the-

Indansenlargeen arge their Christian work among

Society are opening their eyes to theirtheir-

owntheir-

owntheir-

ownis renderedrendered-

still

rendered-

still

rendered-

stillthese changesIndiansI by doingdoing-

them

doing-

hendoing-

themThese are thethu-

years

the-

years

the-

years

own ignorance Yourr uur tracts arestill more imperative to enen-

joy

en-

JOY

en-

joywhich the surroundings and thethe-

standards

the-

standards

the-

standards

themhen great good Tney seem reallyyears in reads-

themreadsreads-

them

read-

themlistening as our wise president

of civilized life are to be fixedfixed-

for

fixed-

for

fixed-

for

joystandards short-

accountshortshort-

accountshort-

accountincident or

and they will begin civciv-

ilized

civ-

ilized

civciv-

ilized

them some touchingfor these people WeVe have delightdelight-

fulwithout ChrisChris-

tian

Chris-

tian

Chris-

tian

account of the worklife Christians orilized us DrDr-

11c

Dr-

The

missionaryful letters from onetian help and Christian instituionsinstitu ions as the

278I I The Foreign MissionM ssion JournalJournalP-

owell

JournalP-

owell

Ol1rl1l1Ol1rl1l-

1Pwcl1Powell of Mexicoexieo I would advise allall-

societiesall-

societiesor which lie will not withold JesusJesus-says

Jesuss-ocieties

JeusR-

HJRsocieties to have some special work dede-

pendingde-

lJndi1iJsays Ask81 andHne yee Khali receivereceive-

MINAreceive-

JlJreceive-

pendingpending on them They get in sympathysympathy-with

sympathy-with

MINAJlJMIN S KVBIIETTKVBIIETT-

money

ErmtET-

TChrists

Ivlatlcr-withwith it and the love grows AVer

C havehave-just

have-just

have-justjust made our yearly report tJ the StateState-Convention

State-Convention

State-Convention

ChristmasChrists Offering to ChinaChin-

aReport

China-

HCpolt

Chin-

aReportConvention Our thirtysix membersmembers-have

members-have

members-have Report from Foreign Mission1 iHil 11 BoardBoard-

showsBHId-

showsBoard-

showshave given 55414 for the workwork-

I shows the total amountsb receivedreceived-from

1cclcclf-Iom

received-from

UIHIJfI happen to be treasurer and know thatthat-this

that-this

that-this from the various StatestlLtlS for thethe-

Christmasthc-

ChriRtmnsthe-

Christmasthis has been entirely a voluntaryl1Olulltal workwork-I Christmas offeringofrllinof ering to March A1th toto-

beto-

htto-

beI have not once called on a membermember-for

member-for

member-for be followsfollows-

Alabamafollowsl-

llhuJUufollows-

Alabainatfor money and I attribute iti largely toto-

thisto-

thisto-

thisas

Alabama tii 50 Arkansas SHI5Uti7 424-2nstrict

44-

Districttt-

DiRtrlctthis plan of direct communication withwIth-the

with-the nstrict of Columbia Sli0 GeoyginGeoygin-

7UitGeorfia-

l7tl1the missionary Of conrcour9 we send ourour-money

our-money 7Uit Kentucky U221IS LoukLouk-

7SLouis1HIllLouis1HIl-

lisLouisiana-

27smoney through the Board and I insistedinsisted-at 27s7S Iarlancl i277trTI Misisat the first that whatever was voluntarilyvoluntarily-promised

voluntanly-promised

voluntarily-promised

Maryland IiHiHipJIiHiHipJS-HOcontributioncontribution-

should350860 Missouri 25slJfM North CaroliCaroli-

napromised as monthly contributioncontribution-should

contribution-should na 242245tf South Carolina iumtOlmtO-

lTlIlesee11101-

Tennesseemm-

Tennesseeshould be guaranteed for each monthmonth-not

month-not

month-not Texas lf62lf62-

giniaVirVir-

giniaTennessee iri Xliiinot just when convenient They agreedagreed-

toto it and enjoyed it You will excuse mymy-talk

my-talk

mymy-

talkginia 44-

Grand11-

rHlH2525-

Grandtalk of inter-ested

GrandrHlH total S1G4SS1G4-SThe

SlGtSBfiSlGtSBf-iThe

164sH164sH-The

ourOil society since we are allall1I1terall1I1ter-sted

interinter-estedested in whatever helps the causecause-

Question

caue-

Question

cause-

Question

The above is hut a partial reportreport-bin

ICpolt-Inn

report-lintbin is the amount received by ForFor-eign

FcF-clin

For-eigneign Board to March 1ththo ItI t isi earnearn-estly

CHrl-lestl

earn-estlyQuestionQuestio-

nfouQuestio-

nlion

Questio-

nHowestlyestl requested thattlw t full returnsreturns-shall

lptUJII-hnll

returns-shallfou must soiWticti in stflntlMlstflntlM-

lruralsed1Jlltd-

JUlci

shall be made at the earliest possipossi-ble

possi-bleruralJUlci districts mnintnin nnll1 interestinterest-

illble convenience that the MayIny JoruJoru-

ALinayJttit-

XlLJOll-

XLinill missionsmissions-Bymissions-By

XLALinaywhey givee a compkte report ofof-

workof-

workof-

workBy a general acquaintance withwith-missionary

with-mifHionms

with-Illisslonary

work accomplished by the ChristmasChristmas-effort

hlstmusf-ro

hristintls-etlcrteffortfro r tmissionary literature and correcorre-

spondenceCOllC-

sponclpncpcorres-

pondencespondence with missionaries on thethe-different

the-diffplcnt

the-different

AVXIEXXII Wr AltMSTKONRAltMSTKONR-

Four

AARMSTRONG-

Four

IISTICOXIISTICOX-

rdifferent fields and also with the ExEx-ecutive

Ex-ccutiyc

Ix-ectltiveecutive or Central Committee of theirtheir-respective

tlteit-lCSIJectin

their-respective

Fourrour Dollars a WeekWee-kcannot

Week-

Irespective Statestate these committeescommittees-keeping

committtlsl-wpping

committees-keeping

101I cannot nlTord to take even a carcar-ride

cnr-ride

car-ridekeeping the work011 of the MissionMission-

BoardsMission-

BoardslisHio-

nBoardsride said one working girl when askedasked-where

asked-where

asked-whereBoards before the societies in as clearclear-

a where she intended to spend herln lidayliday-Further

llay-Further

liday-Furthera manner as possiblepossible-

Regularpossible-

Hegularpossible-

ItegularFurther inquiries elicited the facts thatthat-she

that-she

that-sheRegular meetings shouldsht uld be keptkept-

upkept-

upkept-

upshe waswa paying rent feedingfcedin and clothcloth-ing

c1oth-

inrrcloth-

ingup and before each meeting therethere-should

tthere-shoIld

IHle-sl1olld

ing herself and metting incidental exex-

pensescx-

pClSeex-

pensesshould be a dued tiC preparationplepala tion of thethe-study

the-study

the-Study

penses on the magnificent income of fourfour-dollars

four-dollars

four-dollarsstudy topic found on prayercardprayercard-

which1ralyercard-

whichualrCH ItlItl-

whichdollars and eight centsfits a week ThereThere-must

There-must

There-mustwhich brings the work and workersworkers-

somust have been money stringency in thatthat-quarter

that-quartcr

that-quarterso much nearer the heart than wherewhere-

onlywhcre-

OIlIYwhere-

onlyquarter sometimessometimes-

Itonly a passing glancelilncl is givengiven-Missionary

gigiven-Missionary

III-

IIissionalYIt would be an interesting study to gg-

intogogo-

intogo-

intoMissionary entertainments are aa-

decideda-

decideda-

1decidedinto the details of such a case and dwelldwell-ondecided benefit for as fact is linkedlinked-

toon the provision for sickness and slackslack-seasons

slack-seasons

slack-seasonsto fact and descriptive views of fieldfield-

afterHeld-

aCtelfield-

afterseasons when even such remunerativeremunerative-labor

remremunerative-labor

uncrativeuncrative-laborafter field are given missionary zealzeal-

iszlal-

iszeal-

islabor was not to be had And yetvet thatthat-girl

that-girl

that-girlis rekindled By13 prayingIll and workwork-

ingwork-

ingwork-

inggirl who would not indulge herself byby-the

by-the

by-theing for missions thethc triumphstlill l111h ef everyevery-

fieldmpmp-

tieldevery-

fieldthe outlay of even five cents gave a doldol-lar

dol-Jar

dol-larfield become the joy of all andHwleachHwleach-

willeacheach-

willeach-

willlar in charity where the need was greatergreater-than

grcatcr-than

greater-thanwill feel the necessitylJercssit Y of the workwork-

beingwOlk-

bcingwork-

beingthan her ownown-

Anotherown-

Anotherown-

Anotherbeing done and thatthat it remains fofo-

herfo-

IIPrfo-

leerAnother girl who had planned andand-

hoardedaJH-

Ihoardedanan-

hoardedher to do it For the life of a societysociety-we

SOciltSOcilt-we

society-we

hoarded months ahead for a two weeksweeks-outing

wccls-outin

weeks-outingwe would urge abovea everythingelseeverythingelse-

aeyclrtfling CIHCI-

Ha

elseelse-a

outinouting yielded up her little store to aa-

frienda-

fricnda-

frienda close studystud of Gods WordW 011 concernconcern-ing

eonccrn-ing

concern-ing

friend out of work out of money andand-further

and-further

and-furthering His will toward the saved andand-

theand-

theanan-

thefurther harassed 11 theby possession of aa-

goodfornothinga-

gooda-

goodfornothingthe unsavedunsaye Without the aid of HisHis-spirit

His-spirit

His-spirit goodfornothinggood fornothing drunken brotherbrother-

Frontier

hrother-

r

brother-

Frontier

spirit the constraininglove of ChristChrist-the

Chlist-the

Christ-thethe best plans will wear out andand-the

aue-lthe

and-thethe ear become deaf to the commandcommand-

GoFrontierr BoxesBoxe-

sFrom

Boxes-

FromBoxe-

sFromGo teach all nationsnn tiom If societiessocieties-lack

HocictieH-lack

societies-lack

From the following AVT Mr U SocietiesSocieties-boxes

Socictie-boxes

Societies-boxeslack this aid they should at once enen-

gageen-

gageen-

gageboxes of supplies valued as below havehave-been

have-been

have-beengage in special pleading for the powOW been reported as sent to home missionamis5ion-

aI

The Foreign Mission JournalJournalr-

ies

279279-

rics

7J7J-

Theries since February llth11 t11 Ilowell MeMe-

morialMe-

morialee-

morilThe partial report of Christmas OfOf-

feringOf-

feringOf-

feringmorial Church Nashville Tenn 5050-

McMinnvillefif-

i1IchllnvtllcWW-

MICMiunvillefering itis given elsewhere The FrontierFrontier-Box

Frontier-Box

Frontier-BoxMcMinnville Tenn 2021 WilmingtonWilmingto-

nXWilmington-

NBox report aggregates to date 1111-

2M

11-

UXX C 882S Gladsome GatherersGatherers FirstFirst-ch

FirstFirst-h

irstirst-

h2MU which lacks but 100 oftheentireoftheentire-Hmoun

theentire-amount

tlleentire-amountchh Baltimore Milrd 7JJO Luray VaVa-

i

Ya-

o1trilHltiollVa-

ontributionamountHmoun t sentjell t last year with a monthmonth-ahead

month-ahelul

month-aheadi Contributiono1trilHltioll 5 WomansV oInans MissionaryMissionary-

IliionMissionary1-

110nMissionary-

Unionahead in which to receive other rere-

ports10-

WItS

re-

portsIliion1110n District Noo 2SaludaABSOS2 Saluda Asso S CC-

S4I50C-

150iportsports-

Lettersports-

LettersWItSWItS-

LettrHS4I501150150i Franklin Square ch Baltimor-eld

Baltimore Letters haveha ye been received full ofof-

interestof-

intercstof-

interest thethe-

weekthe-

weekthe-

weekMdld contribution to German work 1010-

Waverly10-

averlv10-

Waverlyinterest and enthusiasm about

Waverlyaverlv Baltimore Mdd contribution toto-

Coloredto-

C010rcfto-

Coloredweek of snlfclenial Miss FannieFannie-I

Fannie-lIecksColored work q i Aid Society WaverlyWaverly-

BaltimoreWaverly-

Baltimoreraverlraverl-

BaltimoreIfecks leaflet Our FathersFathersHouseFathersHouse-is

HouseHouse-isBaltimore Mdl contribution to ColoredColored-

workColored-

workColored-

workis surely more than an admirableadmirable-piece

admirahle-piece

admirable-piecework f Fayetteville N C tiJT 22d22d-

Itdd-

tpiece oforlitelurYliterary work It is an inin-

strumentin-

strumentill-

strmnenItt WalnutstandChestnutstrulnl1tst alland ChcstnutsL churcheschurches-Louisville

churcheschurches-

Louisvillechurches-

Louisvillcstrumentt formed and useduRe of God toto-

do

to-

cIo

to-

lodolo His will in turning the hearts ofof-

theof-

theof-

theLouisville Ky smI First ch Roanoke-

aHoanok-

craRoanoke

raa 10 First ch Columbia S CC-

Fourt3t-

3Four

55-

Fourthe people towardstowar the needs of HisHis-

sufferingHis-

sufferingHis-

suhleringFour Hole ch Orangeburg Co S CC-

W

suffering servants Dr Tichenor hashas-

largelyhas-

largdyhas-

largely30W0 Shubuta Mississ SSjrS Keatchie LaLa-

SoS10La-

8S10

largely availed himself of its help inin-

pressingin-

pressingill-

pressintpressing thetluclaimsoftheclaims of the Home BoardBoard-upon

Board-

uJlon

Board1-

1polhSoS10810 Total 51080HWS-

OPreviously61950-

Previously5108-

0PreviouslyPreviously reported 310yltt TotalTotal-

112I450Total-

lI23469upon the people hearts andan mindsminds-In

hinds-Ill of Our HomeHome-

FieldHome-

FieldHome-

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dent for suggestionsone the Corresponding SecretarySecretary-nuulebut

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Secretary-made

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ol1sesses-

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incorpol-a

incorpor-atedsioniol1 mightt be largely given to prepre-

parationspre-

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thaturged-

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thatparations for the annual meetingmeeting-oll

that the timelimits for addressesaddresses-etcwritten etc be strictlyshictl conformed to ThisThis-

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isis most important if a fair chance isis-

toif-

4to

is-

toHeretofore the tribe has shunned civilcivil-

izationcivil-

izationcivil-

izationto be afforded to all It also givesgives-alertness

gives-alertness

insinsa-lertnesH

ization and almost refused to acceptaccept-school

accept-school

accept-schoolalertness and vivacity to a meetingmeeting-

Anothermeeting-

Ameeting-

notherschool advantages Lieut Ed 1II1 PlumPlum-per

Plum-mer

Plum-merAnotherA askedaskelfortimefordiscussionaskelfortimefordiscussion-

Thisfor time fordiscussionfOJliscusion-

Thisdiscussion-

Thispermer U S A has done many things toto-

interestto-

interestto-

interestThis has been carefullycnref1I1 planned forfor-That

for-fha

for-That

interest and arouse them and has sucsuc-

ceededsusu-

ceededsuc-

ceededThatfha t the devotional periods he mademade-of

made-of

made-of

ceeded in a remarkable way in winningwinning-their

winning-their

winning-theirof highest service one asked that aa-

mosta-

mORtit-

mosttheir confidence But the masterstrokemasterstroke-of

mastd strokestroke-ofmost careful preparationreparH tion of heartheart-

andhemt-

andheart-

andof his policy was the successful carryingcarrying-outand mind be made by the leaders toto-

ensureto-

ensureto-

ensureout of a plan to take a delegation of fiffif-

teenHf-

teenfif-

teenensure this end The work amongamong-young

among-young

among-young

teen representative Navajoes to thethe-Worlds

tile-

Vorldsthe-

Worldsyoung ladies was urgedurge into promprom-inence

prol11-inencc

11olhl-illenCe

Worlds Fair at Chicago On their rere-

turnre-

turnre-

turninence as needing special attenatten-tion

aatten-tion

ttlnttln-tinn

turn an impromptu reception was heldheld-at

held-at

held-attion The difficult work of countrycountry-

societiescountrys-

ocietiefoicountry-

societiesat the Agency and the speeches werewere-taken

were-taken

were-takensocieties was called to notice All ofof-

theseof-

theseirir-

thesctaken down verbatim Weyc copy fromfrom-The

from-Tire

from-Thethese topics haveha n beenlcn given considconsid-

erationconsi-

erationconsid-

erationThe Independent one of these for thethe-readers

the-readers

the-readerseration and areareealnpstlYearnestly commendedcommended-

toreaders of the JOUKNAJJOUKNA-

JIlosteenJJOURNA-

LIIosteenounoJounoJI-

10steento the thought and prayerprajer of the deldel-egates

dll-lgates

del-

ebatesIlosteen Bagota saidsaid-

Igaid-

hIegates before they come to WashingWashing-ton

VaHhing-ton

hII want the people to send their childchild-ren

chilchil-ren

child-renton It was also decided by the ProPro-

gramPlO-

graPro-

gsainren to school to learn to read and writewrite-The

write-The

write-Thegramgra m Committee to call upon the soso-

cietiesfO-

cietieso-

cietiesThe old people will think the same way3Y

cieties throughout the South toto-make

to-makc

to-make

1 want the boys to learn to read andand-write

and-write

and-writemake the Sundaynnda before the convenconven-

tionconconven-

tionYenYe-

ntionwrite so they can deal with the whitewhite-man

white-man

white-mantion a time of earnest prayer for thethe-

Holythe-

Holythe-

Holyman I am glad we went to the Fair II-never

I-

ncvcrI-

neverHoly Spirits presence and guidanceguidance-of

never knew how the white people livedlived-until

lived-until

lived-untilof counsels atn t the animal meeting ofof-

Wof-

W1of-

Wuntil I saw it Never thought about itit-

Whenit-

Thenit-

WhenWW1M Ul SomeSOllllnenew features of interestinterest-have

intelfst-ha

interest-have

WhenThen we saw a car did not knowknow-how

know-how

know-howhaveha ye also been proposed for thethe-

programtthe-

Prograslalwlw-

ploglumhow it was made never thought about itit-

Doit-

Doit-

Doprogram The recommendations ofof-the

of-the

of-the

Do not know if the schoolboys couldcould-make

could-make

could-slakethe three conventional boards andin ofof-

Wo-

fV1of-

Wmake an engine Might when theytlle getget-older

get-older

get-olderWV1M U are prepared forming thethe-

basisthe-

hasisthe-

latSisolder and learnlearn-

Ibasis for the proceedingsInoeeetliI as usualusual-On

mmal-On

usual-On I have wished a thousand times sincesince-

IOn account of the neirness to BaltiBalti-more

BHlt-imore

Balti-more I came back that I was a boyoy so I couldcould-

putcould-

putcould-

putmore the local committee willwilllwbe enen-

ableden-

ableden-

abled put myself in school I have put twotwo-children

two-children

two-childrenabled to give more active aid thanthan-

hasthan-

hasthan-

has children in and a neighbor has put oneone-in

one-in

one-in

has been possible heretofore relievreliev-ing

ttlilttlil-iug

reliev-ing ining the Secretary as far as mayma be AA-

committeeA-

committeeA-

colnlllittee The headmen were ashamed of theirtheir-hogans

thcir-hogans

theirI-hoganscommittee including the PresidentPresident-

andprsillent-

andPresident-

and hogans after seeingscein1 the houses the whitewhite-men

white-mcn

white-men

and Secretary exneets to goo toto-Washington

to-rushingtoll

to-Washington men lived inin-

Iin-

Iin-

IWashington this week to begin makmak-ing

mak-ing

lllak-ins I have told the people that afternfter-

travelcdwewe-

traveledwe-

traveleding the local arrangements with thethe-Washington

the-Yashillgton

the-Washington traveled a night andan a day the whitewhite-

peoplewhitt-

peoplewhite-

peopleWashington committee All suchsuch-pains

sneh-pains

such-pains people were taking care of the earth allall-

theall-

theall-

thepains and efforts are more than rere-paid

re-paid

re-paid the way Look ata our country we oughtought-

topaid by the subsequent smooth runrun-ning

Iun-nint

rutl-ning to be ashamed of it Look at the differdiffer-

encediJIer-

enccdifter-

ellcening of affairs The absenceofa hHlJle or frictionfriction-onon the occasion means a plentiful apap-plication

ap-plicatioll

ap-plication

ence

plication of the oil of preparationlepara tiOIl bebe-

fore11-

foreWe were treated well thttll white menmen-

didmen-

didmen-

didforefore the eventeven t IlelterskelternessIlelterskelterness-inny

did not push us or crowd us or swear atat-

usat-

nsat-

usus If we die out in the HiesHies-

andmes-

anflies-

andinny not be considered piety nor prupru-dent

plU-dent

pru-lent

our countrydent forethought a lack of faith TheThe-Lords

The-Lords

The-Lords

andan worms see us1 if wee die in the whitewhite-mans

white-mans

white-mansLords business certainlyltainh demandsdemands-

thedlllwntls-

thelenmanIS-

themans country lots of people see usus-When

us-Vhen

us-Whenthe best business abilityahilit thattha t can bebe-

commandedhc-

comnHtllcletbe-

commandedWhen we sausa a picture of a coyote killkill-ing

Idll-iug

kill-ingcommanded for it And it is delightdelight-

fulItlight-

fning a lamb old chief said he was badbad-ought

ball-

oughtbad-

oughtfulfn to see that our women are develdevel-oping

devel-oping

level-opi11r7

ought to bee ashamed of himself he couldcould-do

could-do

could-dooping and applying such abilities toto-

thisto-

thisto-

thisdo that back on the reservation butbut-ought

but-ought

utut-

oughtthis highest of serviceC1Ct A AA-

AWAKENING

A-

AWAKENING

A-

AWAKENING

ought to be ashamed voo do it herehere-

Theherc-

Thehere-

TileThe white people are like ants inin-

dustriousin-

dustriousin-

dustriousdustrious working all the time they areare-thick

arc-thick

are-thick

AWAKENING AMONG THE NAVAJOESNAVAJOE-

SThis

NAVAJOE-

SThis

NAVAJOE-

SThisthick coming and going all the timetime-Before

time-Before

time-BeforeThis great tribe of Indians twentytwenty-

thousandtwenty-

thousandtwenty-

thousandBefore we thought the agent told lielie-when

lie-when

lie-whenthousand strong occupying an immenseimmense-

areaimmense-

areaimmense-

areawhen he told us how many white peoplepeople-there

people-there

people-therearea in New Mexico and Arizona hashas-

athas-

athas-

atthere are All believe now110 because soso-

manyso-

manyso-

manyat last awakened to a realization of somesome-of

some-of

some-of

many of us sav So many headmenheadmen-chiefs

headmen-chiefs

headmen-chiefsof its needs chiefs saw Now the people come andand-

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want

2121s-

howed

281s-

howedwant to hear all about it Formerly theythey-paid

they-l1aid

they-paid

showed him the dast and griss and toldtold-him

told-him

told-himpaid no attentionattention-

Hosteenattention-

lIostcenattention-

IIosteenhim I could just as soon try to countcount-them

count-them

count-themHosteen Nez used to say anything them as to count the white people that lielie-

livedhe-

livedlie-

livedtold was a lie When he got to ChicagoChicago-lie

lived on the water as well as on theihe-land

the-land

the-landlie liked to have ten fitsfhs-

Thefits-

IThefits-

Theland Then he sat down and wanted meme-

tome-

tome-

toThe headmen see that it is the headhead-and

head-and

head-and

to tell him all I saw I told him I couldcould-not

could-not

could-notand the hands that do the work mostly not if I talked till I was graygray-

Amonggray-

Amonggray-

Amongthe headhead-Toacado-

uTolead-

ToAmong themselves the Indians areare-

greatare-

greatare-

greatuToTo see the progress of the white manman-like

man-like

man-like

great talkers Returning to their localilocali-ties

locali-ties

locali-tieslike the corn growing from the seed fastfast-

infast-

infast-

inties they told the story of their trip toto-

eagerto-

eagerto-

eagerin one season Old things are like thethe-seed

the-seed

the-seed

eager listeners which was speedly circir-culated

cir-culated

cir-culatedseed From the old to the new is likelike-

from1ike-

fromlike-

fromculated from one end of the reservationreservation-tofrom the caritacarita PlexicanMexican cart withwith-

wheelswith-

wl1eelswith-

wheelsto the otherother-

Theother-

Theother-

Thewheels of solid wood to a StudebakerStudebaker-wagon

Studebaker-wagon

Studebaker-wagon

The effect has beeneen marvelous and isis-

growingis-

growingis-

growingwagonwagon-We

wagon-We

growing as time passes Even sincesince-they

since-they

since-theyWee sawsa w nice trains on the road butbut-

abut-

tinethey have nominally been upon a reserreser-vation

reser-vation

reser-vationa line one at the Fair Indians not fit toto-

rideto-

ridcto-

ridevation they have roamed much as theythey-have

they-bave

they-haveride in it It seems that other tribes areare-

aheadarc-

aheadare-

aheadhave chosen depending upon themselvesthemselves-notahead of the Xavajoes When I saw thethe-

bigthe-

higthe-

bignot being assisted to any great extent byby-

theby-

theby-

thebig guns I told the medicine men whatwhat-did

what-Jill

what-did

the government despising the whiteswhites-and

white1-and

whites-anddid theythe mean by telling the young menmen-

theymen-

theymen-

theyand resisting efforts for their civilizationcivilization-Such

civilization-Such

civilization-Suchthey could protect the Navajoes againstagainst-

allSuch they have been now they areare-asking

arc-asking

are-askingall the whites Two white men with oneone-

ofore-

1fot1e-

4ifasking for schools and industrial educaeduca-tion

educa-tion

educa-tionof these guns could whip all the NavajoNavajo-

tribeNavaj-

otrieNavajo-

tribetion for farming implements and farmersfarmers-totribe Out here we make fun of thethe-

Americanstbe-

mericansthe-

Americansto teach them It would seem to be aa-

wisea-

wisea-

wiseAmericans on the hose AmericansAmericans-East

Americans-East

American-slast

wise policy on the part of the governgovern-ment

govern-ment

govern-mentEast can do anything on the horsehorse-

I

ment to take advantage of the opportuopportu-nity

opportu-nity

opportu-nityI was asked by an ignorant IndianIndian-

fromIndian-

fromIndian-

fromnity and to increase their eftorts for thethe-civilization

tbe-civilization

the-civilizationfrom Cotton Weed Washrash if there werewere-

morewere-

niOrewere-

morecivilization of this interesting peoplepeop-

leWOMANS

peop-

leWOMANS

peop-

leWOMANS

more white men than XavajoesK I

WOMANS MISSIONARY UNIONUNIONB-

AND

UNIONf-fiffi

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BAND DEPARTMFNTDEPARTMFNT-a

DEPRRTMENT-

Suggestions

a HH-

Suggestions 4Suggestions of ways and means of conducting Childrens Missionarj Societies inin-

vited

in-

jtedin-

vitedvitedjted from all interested in childrens work Address Miss1is Fannie E1 Heck Raleigh N CC-

Mission

C-

Jilon

C-

MissionMission lessons for small childrenchildren-

EarlycldldlU-

llarl1children-

Earlyed the great riversrerR and lakes onon-

whichon-

whichon-

whichEarly Indian MissionariesMissionaries-

Lesson

JissionarieL-

e8011Missionaries-

lessonwhich they sailed in their light canoescanoes-everything

canoe-sccrything

canoes-everythingeverything from oneon great ocean toto-

theto-

theto-

theLesson Motto Come orer and help usus-

Show

us-

how

us-

dhowthe other belonged to the IndianIndian-Yet

Indian-Yet

Indians-YetShowhow picture of man in PuritanPuritan-

dressPuritall-

l1esPuritan-

dressYet at first theythe welcomed the whitewhite-men

white-men

white-mendress such as can be found in anyany-

schoolany-

hoolany-

schoolmen kindlykinl letlet them build their littlelittle-houses

little-houses

little-housesschoolhool history Question about thethe-

Pilgrimthl-

Pilgrimthe-

Pilgrimhouses where they chose and taketake-what

take-what

take-whatPilgrim FathersFa thers Whyhy when andand-

whereantI-

whereand-

wherewhat land theythe pleased The firstfirst-word

first-WOI

first-wordwhere theyt helnndlelanded If too young forfor-

thisfor-

thisfor-

thiswordWOI the Pilgrim Fathers heard anan-

Indianan-

Indianan-

Indianthis tellh thethe familiar story brieflybriefly-and

hrietly-Hncl

briefly-and

Indian say was Welcome TheThe-white

The-white

The-whiteand simplysimply-

Whensimply-

lIeuSiinlly-

Whenwhite men on their side too wishedwished-toWhenlIeu the Pilgrim Fathers landedlanded-

atto do the Indians not harm butbut-good

but-ood

but-goodatit Plymouth in NJ20W in the midst ofof-

aof-

agoodood and for fifty years there waswas-peace

was-pence

was-peacea1 greatreilt snowstorm thetheeoulltlrcountry waswas-

inhabitedwas-

inhabitedwas-

inhabitedpeace between them The PilgrimsPilgrims-had

pngrims-had

Pilgrims-hadinhabited by1 Indians who movedmoved-

frommoved-

fromllOCllOC-

fromhad left their homes and come toto-

thisto-

thisto-

thisfrom place tott place making theirthellithellii-ng

livliv-

ingliv-

ingthis new country to worship God asas-

theyas-

theyas-

theying by hunting and fishing nownow-many

HOW-

IlHltljslow-

manythey thought right and they did notnot-forget

not-

foretnot-

forgetmany there were I doo not know butbut-

whetherbut-

whetherbut-

whetherforget to try to teach the IndiansIndians-showing

Indians-Ahowing

Indians-showingwhether there were many or few thethe-

wholethe-

wholethe-

wholeshowing picture of Indians to worwor-

shipwor-

shipwor-

shipwhole country was theirs Therfhegreatrfhegreat-forests

Thegreat-forests

greatgreat-forests

ship God also The Indians were allall-

heathenaU-

heathenall-

heathenforests through which thodeertllthetleerroanldeer roam heathen worshipping the GreatGreat-

The

Great-

The

Tbe Foreig1111liSSi0l1Foreign illission jourllaljourllal-

is

283283-

star

283-

staris casier to dradraw than a cilcle wiwithwith-a

thth-a

star Crowns are difficult A handhand-may

hand-maya hit of stlhlstring to aid youou Hnd whatwhati-

Hmay he drawnra n by tracing your 011011-Here

own-EereiH mtm re litlicult without If YOl1you-

vanYOl-

1tunHere we hue the tiliveye Jointspoints-or

Joints-ortun draw the wUld foO easily youyou-

needouou-

JHcdor an illustration of tIlt textsttexts suclsucl-us

such-asJHcd not despair 10 illustrateillustrateI-

IIillustrate-

moreus the wOlk of menH hans fsafsa-IIIImoreore fulJy the shuIe of the curth andand-

its1n1-

itsIlfit etc This hy the way is aa-

Aplendida-

splendidits mOelllcnts have a large ball ofof-

IHihof-

brightAplendid passage to teach withwithe-motiol1H

with-emotionsIHihbrightt wonted0 I tl1 which re1es 011 aa-

lotia-

knittingemotiol1H whieh will suggest tbemtbem-splves

them-selveslotiknittingtting handle uxis Iake thethe-

drawillgsthe-

41Iawihsgssplves Boys willwilllikeJike the granhicgranhic-1icliption

graphic-discriptiondrawillgs of tIll earth and otherother-

napsother-

slaps1icliption of idolmaking ininAlsaAlsaisa

naps real to the children by imlressimlress1-I1

ihllirCSS-ing

441 117 BuButt to return HeartsHearts-are1I1ing upon them that they are picturepicture-

ofpictures-

ofare difficult to dladrawwandin easy to cutcut-so

cut-soof the calUI Jur photoIaIhs areare-

vCQare-

veryso cut one andin trace on the otherother-hoard

other-boardvCQ IIIIlillclllIeh slIlalJll than we are HOH-

OthlSo-

thehoard A sliepherdshepheld track nwmay bebe-made

be-madethl pictuJsofof theearththe earth arethousansarethousans-

amImade with a straight line and thethe-segmen

the-segmentamI thousands of times smaller thanthan-

thethan-

thesegmensegmentt of n circle lIingusill the stringstring-ifthe eartleartl-

Toearth-

Toif IHCesarY the tables of the law byby-

drlby-

drawingTo teach The world foror JesusJesus-draw

J psuspsus-dra

drldrawingwing thlpe sidcs of a purallelopurallelo-glalll

parallelog-

ralhhdradraw acilcle aH aabovehon mul with thethe-aid

the-aid

glalll and arching the top with halfhalf-aaid of the rule draw with red chalkchal-

ktochalk-

twoa dlclcdlclc-

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of-

theA rams horn the symbol of powerpower-

maypower-

maytllP cirecircleIe Plnt the WOlh arounaroun-the

aroundaround-the

may be maemade by making two large capicapi-ital

capi-italthe 011outt side cdgpcdgp-

Toedge-

To

ital 88 letting the ends run togethertogether-and

together-andand joining the tops with a circle UooksUooks-and

Books-andTo illutrate dbtribntions of religionsreligions-

drawreligions-

draw and scrolls are too ditncuJt for amateursamateurs-

Mapdrawingamateurs-

Mapdrawingdraw two circlcs mark one Clliltern ltalfltalf-one

half-one is a most important feafea-

huefea-

tureone lrestern ltalf Iark straight acroEsacroEs-the

across-the

Mapdrawingthe lustan ltalf about a tldld aboveabove-place

above-place

hue lof band work and fortunately givengiven-plenty

given-plentyplace for equator Vrite above llimllim-

Protestanthim-

Protestantsplenty of time anyone wbo can writewrite-can

write-canProtestant below Catholics IarkMark-

westernIark-

ltstuncan draw a map Attempt the simplestsimplest-outlines

simplest-outlinesltstun IUllf in Sillle way out makemake-

perpendicularmake-

perpendicularoutlines Mark the coastcoastlineline in blueblue-the

blue-theperpendicular line to divide thethe-

otherthe-

otherthe rivers in green and mountains in yelyel-low

yel-lowother in centre of circle Mark lefthandlefthand-

squarelefthand-

squarelow mark our mission stations withwith-red

with-redsquare abore Protestants and ClltholksClltholks-

thered crOEs Put these in in the presencepresence-ofthe other squares heathens rfhh is notnot-

exactnot-

exactof the Band But here you may be ableable-to

able-toto turn the work over to some youthfulyouthful-artist

youthful-artist

exact of course but approximte1v soso-

Forso-

For artist for mapdrawing is a hranch ofof-

studyof-

studyFor the colored chalks will be found aa-

hundreda-

hundredhundred uses For instance you wish toto-

teachto-

teachstudy to which our public schools givegive-much

give-muchteach the countries in which we havehave-

missionshave-

missionsmuch attention In a band of girls oror-

boysor-

boysmissions WriteV rile the Catholic countriescountries-in

boys over twelve you will be very apt toto-

findto-

findCatholicCatholi-cCarinals

Catholic-Cardinals

find at least one who can make a betterbetter-map

better-map

in 1811erl the colol worn byCarinals China in yelJow the colorcolor-of

color-of

map than you can If they arc St veral apap-

pointap-

point Artist Committee and let themthem-

takethem-

takehlue andand-

Africapoint anof the countrcountry fupun anan-

AfricaAfrica in dark LU111 If they i11usi11u-

strateillus-

tratetake turns in preparing the map beforebefore-

thebefore-

the Model of mismis-

8ionmis-

sionthe meeting maps ourtrate HotJling in IHlrticular havehave-

themhave-

them 8ion stations can be goten from the MisMis-

sionMis-

sionthem bccame thej arc prettjprettj-

Inpretty-

Insion Hooms 9 west Lexington street forfor-

twofor-

twoIn the tllird amI last place fromfrom-

thefrom-

thetwo cents eacheach-

Flagseach-

Flagsthe very necesities of the case dodo-

notoo-

not of the countries makemake-

withmake-

withFlags you cannot attpmpt anything elahorateelahorate-

Tenelaborate-

Tents with rule again for in general aa-

Hag

a-

flagTenTentsts arc lusily rIUesented hy folfo-llowing

fol-

lowingYO1f

withwith-the

with-the

Hag is a parallelozram at the end of aa-

longa-

longlowing the anle of the quulethe challi A whole plainful mamay bebe-

madebe-

Inalelong perpendicular line Color appropriappropri-ately

appropri-atelyately and make as elaborate or simple asas-

youas-

youmade in n few momenbi A largelarg-estar

larg-estarstar mar be cut flOIll IH1pel at homehome-uHl

IonicIonic-and

you wishwish-

Finallywish-

FinallyuHl tnced with ehaIlL A lare sixsix-

pointedsix-

poilIte1Finally several of the houses whichwhich-

pnblishwhich-

publishpointed stUl mur replellt the sixsix-

Heldssix-

fieldspnblish unday School helps send outout-

littleout-

littleHelds of oourHI ForeJgn Board with aa-

l1ame

a-

namelittle books with outline designs forfor-

blackhoardfor-

blackboardl1ame in OJ on each point 01 thethe-

liffellltthe-

differentblackhoard exercises By following thethe-

directionsthe-

directionsliffelllt tlepartments of our HomeHome-

nounlHome-

Boarddirections and suggestions made there itit-

willit-

willnounl worle IIHliunfo KegroesKegroes-foreigner8

Negroes-foreigners

will be possihle to bave some suitablesuitable-and

suitable-andforeigner8 Iwor whites Hlltl CubansCuban-

staughtCuban-

staughtand pretty drawing for every missionmission-lesson

mission-lessontaught in the sasameme waj OrOraa crosscross-

iscross-

islessonlesson-

The

is easiJeasily drawn in the centrc of the

1he loreign J1fission journalo llrl1l 1 285285-

UVe

285-

WeUVeWe ure all chilehen yet if we could end one Iay of light into the darkdark-leH

dark-heathenleHheathentwn homes how hHpp Wl would be in tthehe workworkCliftonClifton ForgeForge-raunlwumH

Forge-Va6unbeaillsraunlwumH IUle raised 2S lince January 1 18115 The Renfroe 8un8un-heaml

Sun-beamsheaml BirminhulH Ala send the hest quarterly repoIc since their organiorgani-zation

organi-zationzation 100 raiseel rhey are workinworking in union mHl 11uison withthe BllBll-BlHIe

B BB-

Bri11deBlHIe of their church COl1wuy Ark sens 210 fol China It is theirtheir-ChtistlHHs

their-ChristmasChtistlHHs ofTcliugAof1erin A Sunheam SOClty hm heen organized at the ProyProy-idence

Prov-idenceidence church Clahatchec Aln withmwith S memuers Chatham Va SunSun-heams

Sun-benheamsben ills one of our beHt locietics though small rcport 22225 Hat CreekCreek-Ya

Creek-VaYa a Yervery faithful hunel 1H14 Iartinsille Va Sunheams report 111111-Phl

114-TheyTheyPhl Ilre getting ready for an Easter egg hunting for missions RaleighRaleigh-XX V WeVe met on theHththe 6th of JUlltHlly amILin orgunizcc1 a Sunbeam society ofof-

O20O memhcls t Ve IUlhave0 raised 250fiO lalY Jord IcAdrnsilJeIcAdrnsilJe-XX C I write to let yon know that we organized tlwSunbeam societysociety-inin our KS S this morning Hi memhelH J SoS Fox The ConyersConyers-GnGn Sunhenms recently organizee have 344 actiy ancItint 10 hoaoraJJmemhoaoraJJmem-hpls

honorary nlelnnleln-hershpls

RECEIPTS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONSMISSIONS-

From

IYMISSION-

SFromFrom Fcbnwry 15 1895 through 1arch 15 18951895-

uuuBy

1895A-

LAUAIAByALAUAIAByuuuBy C1 Bentley debt 280 II-

SL 3 590 41rsI r K Wilhitt by JJ C Tichenor 22-

Sharon2-

Sharon1 S ERt LaLakeke by S1rs1 n W 1tI Morton SEcSEc-

JjsSec-

31issSharon H eh by J lC Hopewell 325 TotalTotal-

4G6531issJjs Hartwell 111 W B CrllmptonCor SecSec-

JcflcralSec-

general4G654G6-5Previouly

4665-PreviouslyJcflcral 12859 debt IO1581J9 OpeliklOpelikl-

BPreviouly reported 928708 Total thib yearyear

B ch by W 111 Hopon 310 S C HopsonHopson-HEthany

93337193337-

1LOUluuG

933373-

LOUISIANAG15 HEthany B cll by C J Bel1tllBentley 250250-

TotJJ250-

TotalTotJJ 211111921111-19lreviollsly

21009-Previously

LOUluuG Turner Tr 2j by G GG-

ThomasG-

Thomaslreviollsly reported IH 98 Total thithis yearyear-4G550i

Thomas Kedron B chhr UN Tanipahoa BehBeh-j

B ch4G550i4G55-

0iRIAS8By

46550-

71KA5SSBy

3j 1011 9W2990-Previousiy

9W-PreviQusiyPreviQusiy reported 65165 fotal this Vtar

RIAS8By HevRev1 AAlndruHhu I l1tl1t-

lion31t-

ion68376837-

lIABY

68375-

3IARYLlionion B ch byy S W Coclmm It W1W 11 U ofof-

Eof-

AIk lIABYuSJBy J Levering Eutaw Pi B chch-9JI2t

ch-J992uAIk 31rs E lonley Seee Xma Otr 59715971-

Cush5973-

Cash 9JI2t Fullon JAveve 288 BrantllY B ch 66-

Cnlvary6060-

CalvaryCush Littlo Hock IU W J WII 240240-

Total4o4o-

1oeal Cnlvary Tow80n 114019869 W B F MM-

IofSS-

of1oeal 8158815-8Previsllly

8458-Previsusly this of Md by Mrs E Levering Xmas Oft 1001510015-

Miis19035-

MissTotalPrevisllly reported 91272j year

Miis WhitA 1750 generaleneml U323298 7tl7tl-B

7th-B

1102730102730D-

ISTRICT

027 3U3U-

DISTRICT

B ell Balto by IL H Bennett 117 r 50 Cr ss-

tield00-

tieldDISTRICT Qt COLlMUIAWomans ImmanuelImmanuel-

MilsyImmanuel-

Dtissy

tield B cli lJy G 1I1 rolsoo 2508 TotalTotal-1IU675Milsy Circle ht B cll Wnhinton by A WW-

Xma11-

Xrna

1IU6751IU675-PrtvlOmly

140675-Previously

Xma on ili6 51h5t 1I H clt ahinglon by J BB-

BaittYB-

Bailey

PrtvlOmly reported i21968 TOlal this yearyear-8664S8664S8664S-

MSSISSUPIlIissy

86564-

3DlississieitDtissyBaittY TrlHs WJ 2dd H eh Washingtoll byby-

Eby-

FE lItz SwtnJ Gu rolal 21621-6Previoll8b

21-6Ireviousl5

MSSISSUPIlIissy S Columbus by Miss CC-

TC-

TPrevioll8b rported 178 Total thig year 51951-

9GOHGIJ

39439-

4GizoimitJ

T pilrnan 250 Eenatobia H ch by W XX-

oodrutrN-

Woodruffoodrutr Tr fH14 W 11 S Columbus by MrsMrs-JJJJ1-

I

GOHGIJ G GioIl Cor Sec 100 j T Johnson 375 by D TJ Chupman fro DD-

Wilson1 hrelkeld bby A I Sraldin 1 11Sirs1rs CCStineCStine-beck

StineStine-beck

1 Wilson 150 P A Haman 10 Dr J BB-

HarringtonB-

Tlarringtonbeck 125 J FCargileF Cargile 5 J A Mobley 11-

OHarrington by Religious Herald 275 WW-

M1V-

MMr J OConnor 1 cash 33-

J3-

JO G Brown 2 M of White Oak B ch Miss 11 Eby EThompEThomp-

sonThompThomp-

onB Hawthorne 1 Hephzibah Assof51 by MrsMrs-

JIrIr-

JJ sonon 250 W H1 S Hermanville B ch by MrsMrs-

LMrs-

LJ L Jordan Tr 1 H Budd 50 by lfioS MM-

E

11-

FL A Creus 5 Immanuel B eh Ieriian byby-C

by-C1st B ch W II SearenrE Wright AugustalIgl1tl C G Elliott 1230 LlI and 11 M Dampeer

100 W11W At S W H Sears 10 Grillln B S SS-

byS-

byFair Rher B ch L P Kees2 by 1 by RR-

CohronNicholsicholl 514281428 S F College M S byby-

Mby J 1P Arcola B ch ShawCohron 11 B ch1 11-

b1010-

by11 iss M H Cox Tr Chinn 37 by A rrTSpaldTSpald-ing

SpaidSpaid-ing

bby W 1t Centr1 loldwater B ehHpIllIlerlGollmith 2 Mr lalchert 2ic2ic-

Hawkil1sville5c5c-

Ilawkiusvilleing MrsIr 25353 WL11i 0ti 112 Mrs S E Owens by B FF-

JohnsonF-

JohnsonHawkil1sville B ch by J B LewIs Tr11 TorreTorre-

PeliceTorre-

PelliceJohnson We Total 2677526775-

Previously26775-

PreviouslyPelice 90O W M S cff Newman B ch by JJ-

HallHH-

HallS259111 Total thisPreviously reported

Hall 23 B B Willingham Macon 5 Dnt1yDnt1y-

St

yearyear-28588G28588G28588G-

MISSOURIBy

28588-

61lissooatBySt B ch Savannah by X Frierson 11 33163316-

1acetloni3316-

Macedonia It C Cook 2j lIephzibahlIephzibah-B1acetloni S S hy MISSOURIBy A E Hogerf general 1249442494-

1V12494-

WH IL Murphy Tr 923 E V NewNew-

tonewew-

tonB ch by W M G Xmas Oft 25737 3044 B WW-

WinsorW-

1VinsorTotal 80t4280t42-PrtviouI

80342-Previously

ton 750 Winsor 10 Total 8053880538-Previously

80538-PreviouslyPrtviouIPreviously reponed 945929 Total thIS Jar Previously reported 30203 Total this yearear

1026271102627-

1KPNrcCKYY

1026271-

KPNTLCKYr387741387741X-

ORTU

387741N-

ORTHKPNrcCKYY 11 C A Georgetown CollegECollegE-

hyCollege-

by

j

hy T1 B Hny 20 W 11 U uf Iy by Mrs HH-

CaryH-

CaryXORTU CAHOLlSAW M S Fayettev1le byby-

Mrsby-

MrsCary Sec Xmu on 1550 Wv M S 1st1st-

ehBB-

chMrs CCEE Edwards debt i333liss IL LazenbyLazenby-

Heh Owenboro by lfr 111 Tharp1 harp Xmas on H T Bryan 6 Total 93393-

31he

286 The ForeignForeigl111IissiollForei rr Mission JournalJournalPr-

eviously

jOllrllalP-

rpiouly

JournalPr-

eviouslyPreviously reported 135458 Total thisthisyearyearyenl-t3G391

1525 Johnson City B ch by W M Vineioeii430391430391S-

OUTH

t3G391S-

OUTH

436391S-

OUTH

778 WWUM S3 Uumplin B ch by Mrs CCateCCate-r

C Cate5 IVr M Woodcock Tr11 Mr31rsII Mayiard 55-

China5-

Chinn5-

ChinaSOUTH CABOLINACAROLINADyBy J 1H Pitts Tr11 R RiverRiver-Asso

Rinr-Ifso

River-1sso

China 42 MexIex f8J840 19573 Covlngton BB-

chB-

ehB-

cllAsso 10 Lower Fair Forest B ch ly J XS-

BoothN-

BoothX-

Boothch by C E McFadden China 1485 by Z JJ-

AmersonJ-

AnwrsonJ-

AmersonBooth S1301m Cheraw B ch by ilis A J EvansEVl1-n15U

Amerson 615 T J Allison U15050 TotalTotal-ki747

rotal-17Aj1250 Padgett Creek B ch by D N Wilburn ki747ki747-Previously

1274-7Previously31011 Pine iroveroe S 3 by C H West Sec 33-

Sumtnerton3-

Summerton11-

SummeltonPreviously reported 373584 Total this yearyear-

M

ynr-HSumtnerton B ch by T H Harvin 266 ForesFores-

IonFores-

tonFores-

tonM4 K31K31T-

EXAS

llHT-

ExASBy1x43-

1TEXASByton B ch by A1 J White U5 Fort Lawn BB-

chB-

eh1-

3cllch byDby D H Jordan Tr 3 Convay B chch-

byEch-

bych-

byTEXASTExASByBy I II Willingham 305 llov LL-

ElledgeII-

ElledgtL-

ElledgebyEby 1E W Xolleyol1y CIo Cit T1 Gresham S310S310-W

310310-W

31u-

WElledge 5uu 1st B ch Longvlrw 4385 WW-

M

V

W HI S of Kershaw B ch by MissJiss1M Cook M1 S Abilene by Mr Win111 Youngoun i by MissMiss-

EllaMIss-

EllaMiss-

Ella5 Hichland spring B ch by II I RogersHoerHoer-12t

Ella OrteiHy GirlGillllrlMrs Hartwells School 151-5The

15-

rJlC15-

Die120 Graniteville B cl by F P1 Turner SllulSllul-Aimers

11CJ11C-

JAbners110-

1AbnersThe Jewels by MiaOM11iosiss O Ford Tr 1 M DD-

EarlyD-

Early11-

EarlyAbners Creek 15 chh by L C Ezell lo WhiteWhite-Plains

WhHe-Plains

White-Plains

Early Supt 24320 N Robertsobrt 1 j a Sisterister byby-

C

by-

cby-

CPlains B ch by W A Buker 33G FriendshipFriendship-B

C L Seasholes 5 J E HamiltonHamill on and wife 44-

Tilden4-

Tildt14-

TildenB ch by W F Cave W WY Lauton 5J050 AA-

BA-

llA-

BTilden B eh by II W BevillG 1355 TotalTotal-

3J721B L Beech Island debt 1 Batesburg B chch-

bych-

bych-

by3J7213J721-Previously

3172-1Preiollsl

33721-Previouslyby W B Plunkett Tr11 S97SjS by Miss S WilsonWilson-

TrWiIon-

TrWilson-

TrPreviouslyPreiollsl reported 794370 ToLilfot1 this yearearear-

8tSU91Tr XUlularnasOtrOlr 23J31 Mary Harly MissyMissy-debt

Jtsy-debt

33-

debt828091828091-

ViuciNiA

8tSU91-

YIHGlIACash

823091-

VIRGINIACashdebt 181 generalentral S5131 9217807J2 Si7Sn7 NinetysixNinetysix-B

i1tysix-B ViuciNiAYIHGlIACashCash Richmond 2050 SbmsSbms1stSbms1st-

B1st1st-

B1st-

nB ch b EE11M1 Lipcomb SWt1815 Switzer B chch-

bycb-

bych-

by2ii GreenGreen-

villeGreen-

villcGreen-

villeby J P Gate Tr i215215 Matloek B eh by CC-

A

C-

BaynardB ch Richmond C Doimngiiesville B IIr S bv Mrs M1 E KawlingsInwlin XmasXmas-Otr

Xma-Off

Xmas-Otf

B PiedmontPiedmont-BA1 Baynard 105 by JnoJO Marsh

Otr S125 N Tr l20n2011 Children ofof-

Gwathmeyof-

GlthmtYof-

GwathmeyB ch 14 Sunbeams JS3j325 0 L Martin 5555-

BeulahS5-

Beulah55-

BeulnhBehbySRyland

Gwathmey B ch by It BToIdB 10011 Girl MaderoMadero-Inst

Madern-Lust

Iadcro-Il1st

BeulnhBehbySBeulah Bhhy5 Cro3byTr34U LoxvndesvtlloLoxvndesvtllo-B Inst 1 C TI S i Poeahontas B ehch-

byeh-

byeh-

byB ch by O Johnston Tr Si15757 Columbia BB-

chB-

chB-

ch

Taylor

ch by W C Lindsey 11 LaurensLau rens 1 3 chch-

byeh-

bycll-

by

by V 1 Masters Si55x55 Total Sl2o31233 3030-

Previously3u-

Previouslyil-

lPrejollly Total thisthis-year

Iltb-year

thin-

yearby J D Pitts 31 Easley B ch by J N HowardHowa-rdTrt

Howar-dlr

Howard-Tr

Previously reported lo20lJ3Trtlr 1 Hunters Chaprl B ch by WV D KiteKite-W

Hice-V

Rice-

W

year Q111458231145823-

WESTFUN

lJ45823-

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145821A-

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L-

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ByC EzellEze 10 Woodward B ch by WWAHardenWAHarden-Tr

A HardenHarden-Tr

harden-Tr

By E L Compere Supt 4G 50 Jno B FosterFoster-M

Fot terter-totalTr 10 Pendlelon St B ch GreenvilleS 0J byby-

Tby-

Tby-

TM1 ID debt s5s5-

Previously5 Total SMKtSMK-

tPreviously1

T A Puck o5 ParksPlrk5nlleville S S by G W BusseyBUS8Y-15U

PreviouslyPrciolll reported 2742H5f5 Total this yearyear-S3635150 Elko B ch by L A ThomnsWThomas W W LawLaw-

tonLaw-

tonLaw-

tonS36353635

ton 225 7 Union B ch by J N BoothBooth-1G5105 Total 178871788-

7Previouslyt7SS-

7Prionflly1788-

7Previously

MExicoIIeiiry Tavlnr MexicolXico City 200200-

a20-

0WorhPreviously reported So91836 Total thisthis-year

this-year

this-year

a Worker 35 TotalTota-lPreviuuI

23523-5Previously

23-5Previouslyyear 63972363972-

3TFNsEssrgJno

197 33-

l

PreviouslyPreviuuI reported 17950 Total this year1145011450-

BBAZIL

1115-

0BR1ZILW

11450-

BRAZILWl1

TENNESSEEfESNES3rEJoOJno W Dillard Memphis 5050-

W00-

W0-

WBBAZILBR1ZILWW B Bagby 10 Juiz De Fora BB-

chn-

chB-

chW M S of Spring City by Miss A ReidTrReidTr-Xmas

Iteid TrTr-

Xmas1111-

Xmasch 5 Total 1515-

Previously1-

5Preiouy1-

51reviousyXmas Off 3053 Missy Circle Central B ohoh-

Memphisch-

Memphisell-

MemphisPreviously reported 170 Total this yearyear-

S1851

Memphis by Mrs S Bolton Sec Xmas Off S185181837 C A Barnes 1 Pleaant Plains S S byby-

Missby-

1issby-

MissMiss L B Brown Sec SIS12212222 Miss E J KimKim-brongh

Kim-brongh

Kim-brongh

AMERICAN BAPTISTAPTIST PCBLICATIOX SOCIETYSOCIETyForSOCIETyFor-Bible

SOCIETYFor-Bible

ForFor-Biblebrongh China 10 LML 31 Jone Trenton 55-

Cash5-

Cash5-

Cash

Bible Work 500500-

AGGREGATE

5DU-

AGGREGATE

5ou-

AGGREGATECash Memphis 3380 Immanuel B S SS-

NashvilleS-

NahiIIS-

NashvilleAGGREGATE 717820 Previously reportedreported-

73HJj9Nashville by W M McComb siec pJrMr WatanaWatana-be

Watann-bai

73495917349591-

Total

7349591-

Total

ll-

Totalbebai 1250 1st B ch Memphis by II G CraigCraig-Tr

Craig-Tr

Craig-TrTr 5761 j Sweetwater B ch by J T Barrow Total this yearear 80074118007411-

SPKCIAL

SOG7U-

lSPECIAL

8067411-

SPECIALSPECIAL NOTICENOTICEPleasePlease notify if receipts are not promptly received for contributionscontributions-

asas they are always promptly sentsent-

SEND

sent-

SEND

sent-

SENDSEND FORWARD PROMPTLYPROMPTL-

YBank

PROMPTL-

YBank

PROMPTL-

YBankBank notices have just been placed on the Secretarys desk as he writeswrites-

callingwrites-

callingwrites-

callingcalling attention to notes which must be met iii April for 22500 AndAnd-

thisAna-

thisAnd-

thisthis is besides the drafts which will come from the missionaries andand-

otherand-

otherand-

otherother demands These notes mature all along tlnough the month WillWill-

notWill-

notVill-

notnot brethren who hold money as treasurers for churches associationsassociations-state

associations-state

associations-statestate conventions etc send forward each week MUCH is going to bebe-

givenhe-

givenbe-

givengiven in April Do not keep it all back until the last minute thus forcingforcing-

usus to go to the expense of renewals And you who expect to give pleaseplease-send

please-send

please-sendsend it forward as soon as you can WeVe have asked the Lord to help usus-

meetus-

meetus-

meetmeet these notes at maturity Will not you let the Lord use you inin-

thisin-

thisin-

thisthis great work The notes commence to fall due on the 5th and 8th ofof-

April

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