Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12


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 Next door 70 us on one sSde is tas Cbefoo Orph21zge. where beautiful work is done and o1 the other side Is the hone of tce missionary sbo start ed the lace in1Estry here. 4 Scotch (. | NJ. missionary with tuberculosis had to lay dorn his work and eo<ns here. As the C | II. missionaries have TO salsries. doubtless the outlook for the family 1as darker than ever with nothing ahead and there were at leas. four little ones- They brsvely undertook their burdens, taught Eng hsr evsxfnzs 70 the Chinese and tezgfs: then also to make the lscea that have become 30 famous. Days they worked and evening" they preached the Gospel. They became wealthy. bat never spoiled. The fa- ther Jeff them ard the Chinese erected a beautiful memorial church 10 his memory. Ills widow runz the orphan age, a day school. a girls school. and keeps up the business, doing good with their means Like the SwatoT drawn work Caefoo lace is world fa- nous. Don't yoa want me to buy some for you7
 The American Presbyterians have big work and compound here and are hoping to develop theri school into 6 University. The American fleet in the East has been s1mmering here and the port seems full Of American sailors How good the stars and stripes look away out here 1 large breakwater has been under construction the past three yekrs b. a Netherlands company that will improve the harbor and the Chinese are raising money 10 build railway between here and Tien Tsin and Pekn to the north. The Japs. in 4 former treaty stipulated, that no railway was to be built with foreign borrowed money unless the money came from Japan This the Chinese you'd not 60 and they are raising the money among themselves. doubles much t5 the chagrin of their neigh bors. When this road is through Che foo will grea American firms are coming in here An agent for Hont- .onerg Ward Co is oa tAe way.
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 EDITH CRUFf GIEBEL-