Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-04-16
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we mad the pleasure OF meeting w
Hawkins, Evangelist (from elias
, gow) at Colombo. God was using
his servant. The evening we arrived
some forty young men stood up te
signify their desire to accept Christ
} enjoyed the fellowship with thu
friends there, also at Penang ant
Singapore. at the former place, W.
visited the celebrated Buddhist tenn
} pie on the hill. Had word with on.
f OF the priests who understood Chin
4 ese Mandarin: Saw the Sacred IFisl
and Turtles, had beautiful view o:
, tne extensive cocoanut groves iron
the hill top. Tho 1t was January
the weather was excessively hot
Even with our thlnnest garments on
], We felt almost unbearably warm. w
arrived IN Shanghai the 18th OF Jan
uary, after fairly smooth passage
We found that W. Stevenson, ou1
deputy director, was seriously i'll
e tho I'm thankful to be able to add
he is now much improved and hope:
to go home to England this month
| was asked to attend to him, which
e delayed us from starting inland i'm
}. medlately. After about eight day:
or SO, 1 was relieved OF my charg'
ana we started right of for our sta
! tlon here.
Il We were delayed considerably ow
ing to Chinese New Years. holidays
low water, no wind, etc. By coming
f overland the last part OF the journey
5 We arrived IN nice time for the spec
ial gathering Of Christians from TIL
llfterent out, stations, which. hat
Just finished up on Sunday evening
e last, after helpful days. ..@..
We got a very hearty welcome