Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-27

key was singer for Moody SO Sakai ls the player for Kimura
 The following day the corresponds ent was told by the revivalist him self something of his life and some. thing of his hopes for the future
 Seimatsu Kmura, who is known by his american friends as Henry Kim ura. was born in Japan about 40 years ago.--"l was the son of a wine seller he said, and when l was a boy of sixteen ] was kicked out Of mu house. sold papers to earn enough to eat At the age of sixteen ] was converted Co Christianity and somehow. since then life has gone on happily and fruitfully. ! think. as ] told Dwight l. Moody one day that it is a case of Philippians. 4-19 But my God shall supply all your needs according to his riches"
 "I was one of three children" he shiro lwamura. adopted by the Iva mura family, is now preparing for Sunday school service by studying at the theological seminary at Hartford, Connecticut And ! would like 10 not my other brother and my father and mother have been converted.
 "When ] was 19 years old went to the United States to learn how to win souls Dwight l.. Moody was hold ing reviyalist meetings in Southern California and so big were the crowds that had a hard time trying to hear him. But l said to the big policeman at the door Look here, Mr Police. man. l have come 5000 miles to hear MT. Moody and you just must get me in.'
 | That was how | first met Mir. Moody l stayed close by him and when he left for the north. 1t was I who carried his satchel. Mir Moody was astounded to find me following him on the train and was more as- founded when l told him that l was going with him. told the great ! preacher that wanted to become an evangelist asked him what school should I go Co. l said l had asked two people and they had given me l different advices Mir Moody said ! IT you ask five people you will have five different advices. There is only one being who can advice you truly and that is God And I said to Mir Moody at once. It's all decided, I'm going to the Moody Institute at Chi cago'
 : Mir Kimura was getting interested in his "reminiscences and was punctu. ating his story with some of his ex. pressive gestures.
 ! MT Moody looked up at me and said: Young man. how much money have you got% ] answered: MT Moody, I have got 35 cents The ! great evangelist looked me over with a good deal of astonishment Well. he ejaculated, how do you ever ex pect to study two years in Chicago on 35 cents% And l said quickly: MT Moody-Philippians 4-19'
 ! "Mr Moody smiled broadly and he ] sang out to one of his followers l Please remember this young man He is going to Chicago to study Wher l ] got to Chicago. I found a scholar ] ship awaiting me"
 Mir. Kimura came back to Japa1 and proceeded to have six years O. . evangelistic work with the Japanes, . people. He told his friends to giv, him the most broken-down old churcl in Japan. There were only thirty five members when he started. bu there were three hundred when hl dnishd Then ne resigned to talk up bigger evangelistio work and il
 June, 1914, he went to the Unitet
 States, stopping at Honolulu lonl enough to convert over a thousanr ] Japanese to Christianity There i
 one thing that I have learned iron you Yankees, you Americans" de
 clared Mir Kimura, as a pleasan
 aside, and that is your sticktuitivt
 ness
 It was in Denver that Kimura frs
 saw Bllly sunday. Tt was the hr>
 time in % years that l had such a
 experience" he said. "I wept si
 times in one hour on hearing him.
 He joined Sundays meetings at De
 oMin6s and during three weeks al
 tended over fifty meetings.
 Kimura- came back to Japan i
 April of this year and began to talk part in the great evangelistic camI
 aign. He has been talking to bi
 crowds and every wek for the ue0
 year and a half is filled with engag,