The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-09-16
SHEN HO
By FRED WHISHAW
Copyright, 1905, hy I. {. Mcclure
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wien herhlfd ApllehS determined
10 devote his lie 10 evangelical mis-
sionary work in China he WAS rs full
of sangune enthusiasm as any Young
fellow in thr service "You mr.. .>,,.t.
~ the kind of man W. want +" thnv told
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II Won ne Tor ia'k OF enthusiasm
II fan, said Rernard. Il am igno-
rant and shall be useless for awhile,
but l hope 10 work into 1t by degrees"
You'll have plenty of time tn lrnrn
The lauauapc down nj Fu,ho,v - said
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~" III" SiSh ana pr'tehuea he hhd
SaNli'H,
h'Illal'' str"p'u acquaintance III the
iliss'"il mousse presently WIN young
siti ana "alNea through tie to" II win
htf, She was a deNe'ee, Ike himself,
VINO hau oeell III the service year ANA
Nhe" something OF IL lie would he
"ut III ueho"' SHE Said' hht' please
"oa' lie "oaiu De " so'eeSSla mission
"'A ne looked llh' II iiiah. ne Youth
una 'i' Eiit hoheu s''"oli9 Ill one an
e'i'et eyes at parting
nope we Si'all iaeel aSnih, he Saia,
rs Tor h'r' sue siillltd pP2k' bul Wlleh
ne ma gone sile allowed h'r eyes I" he
come diillihea
enthusiasm dies nara III people oil
herhara APPl'es stamp t"r year
ne ""fke" al MS 'tia'se. lie WAS Tue
orlS European III th' pace, excepting
ior an Hout "r TWO III each week "heh
the clumsy NOISY Steamer would come
numbering up OF u9"h t''' stloW rlN
or bound Tor Nh'lahS Of hu'se, rs II
happened To lie travelling UP OF down
stream
Al the Siid al TWO years h8f''atu
eolid stahd ms s"HtaiA NE II" longer
lie Wenl UP l" SiidaEf'al ana ''shiuiIA
inquired OF the chairman Tor news oi
the Young indy whom he haa seen ~
the depot On his atfNaL The chatf-
Unmarried, he SAID, tePla 'as To Apple
hA Thoughts. y Oh are hhalhs II dal
aud would marry Is II So
Bernard hlhSltihslA confessed thai $"
1t was.
We'll, said the Chairman we IKE
our people 10 int"rhtriy. MISS lale Is
Mt itaukow nj this moment You might
hst "A
APPlehy adopted his advice. lie
found hrlsslc lale III the missionary
station ut il"nko"' ANA the Two were
not long In hAinS up matters Nlhlh
n month f2fhafd carried OH II Wilt L"
fach"W
The following year the arrival oil
daughter added new happiness. Inc
baby Eirl' WA" WAS call'u i"I'e' grew
ana pfosl'efed. she WAS pretty, curry
headed, laS"Ihttihs hllie person.
ttinS OF wonder ana amusement 10
many OF the natives "i 'l' pll''' an
object "I alteration ana i"N' To one
Sien Ho, the son OF former con
vert OF Appirby s. VINO h"d long since
ftlalSed To the feIlfloh ol his ilthefS'
Sil'h no ApPl'hy N"uIa some
tltHeS say SMILING somewhat plalhtlNe
~, Is Inc only rem convert we hitFe
ever had, 'hrls5lr ana ne Is l'ulcles'
not ours.
ms was perfectly true FROM i'ni-
cle alone had proceeded the personal
magnetism when haa been thc ionhd"-
uoh oil Shen hos hflstiah asplfa-
llohs SleH 40 hNep III 'ile mousse aS
servant ana was rs honest ana dlllGeht
IN business as lac was deVout III ms
'hrlstiahl'N
bulcie lhuSiit SIieh no cricket "heh
no tnotleht 'he t"iile loolish one pu'
"ould nav pIayed II slauIy "l uay
anu IN hisht 10 Pie"Se MS irlchu'
No'hliiE "o'lli induce hi'ii ho"eNei' 10
DOW III sueh iliail'ier 'nat 'iie pan
lea'heu tle W''Net o'ii'f"lSe lllan
u'"' sioW ioi va VI h"i "he "i9'
i'u,'' men Nl'i'itps WAS pi"yihs
aiii poNi'p i"9' '"'' AZ ''9 ""uSn'ei
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IIo fourteen or fifteen and Christian
of five years st;,mIing the country he
gan to be convulsed by the Boxer ris.
ing In Picking aud the troubles that ac-
companlcd the popular upheaval
against foreign residents throughout
the land. Rumors of trouble soon
reached Fuchow.
1t was but week after this that a
party of half dozen Boxers came
into the town. They inquired first
whether the place contained any for
eign devils" and were Informed Of the
ApDleby family