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THE CHINA MAIL.

'MOUTH-ORGAN" BIBLES, The Society's total expenditure has

THE FIGHTING MAN'S CHOICE.

1.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

been brought down to £158,099, while the total receipt ruched £280,008) bus this

BONGKONG, ROTAL apparently favourable account has only Mr G. E Anderson Mr.A. Shelton Hoop £10,000 from the Legacy Equalization Mr J. H. Baving teon obtained by transferring over tr R. I Atkinson Mr F. E. Howard Find Thus, in spite of rigid wecanmy, Mr W. L L. Backer Dr A. T: Knoderer Mr H. Murry Hain Mr E. JE Joseph the Society has spent during the past Mr and Mrs H. A. Mr & Mrs C. Latrit-

Mr & Mrs F. Kliva year 23,000 are than it actually are afrs D. Beams Mr.H. D. Law. received while the cost of printing, at Mr R. H. Fearan

Baster and child Ben hastly increased

Mr K Mrs E R. Belilica Mr. S.

aid

The 113th report of the British and Foreign Bible Society, 1015-1810, has just been published. The year's imes Lof the Soriptures, comprising the whole or parts of the Bible, mounted to the unprecedented total of 11,050,037 copies. the increase in great inéseüre being dan raportshow that 827,000 volemer C. D. J. Bell to the fact that more than 2,700,109 were fulributed in Korea, 4,000 in Mr W. Bell & childDr G. W. Mackeda Major D. Macdont English copist, just debla the number Malbys ond the Philippines, and 2,371,000 Mr RJ. Birbeck Miss E. B. Markenzia of two years on, weru Issued. Nearly all in China Lego though it toe, this lastare . Cam these additional books have gone into the figure shows a falling off of 20,000 copies bell

W. McR Camp. Dr British soldler's kuapsack or the British compared with the previous year's Cape L Cassel

Mr H. Maslin Bair'i ditty-box. The report says:-

Mr H. Maxwell circulation in China-where a strong Mr JCokely Wich

Mr D. Me, Marray TALY British enldiers the Buddhist revival is reported, and where Miss

Mr H. A.

Conant Mr B F. Mehta R. Society's thembinder pocket Bible is political storms have arisen which baffle Me G. L

Cory

Me and Mrs C. P. Courtney a favourite. From France one soldier every forecast. Nevertheless, one book Mr J. W. Courtney Mr R. Mood writes When I was in Egypt Iont of every, fire which the Socfely sent Mr N. Croucher

Capt., J. R. Naabet bought oas of your Bibles for 2. 6d. ont isat-year was bought by a Chinese Mr W. B. Davenport. Mr T.8. Nicolson now I want one for my chum, sed reader. The folowing are extracts from Mrs EF. Mr O. Nordqnist I enclose a postal criter to pay for it, the report

Filkington It is one of them mouth-organ Bibles

Capt. J. Dewar

Pringle that I want the Bible with the alphabet running down the side," Another soldier, asking for the same book, described it as the Bible with all the chapters cut out down the side." Naturally the present condies ont sharply across an international institu. tion such as the Bible Society, yet none of the belligerent countries has placed difficulties in the way of distributing the Scriptures, and it is a remarkable fact portions were printed, 2,350,600 volume sud Mrs P, I

were issued: 2,171,100 volumes were circulated; 343 colportens were cos tinuously employed and twenty-s Biblewomen were supported.

that the Society's depots at Berlin, Vienas, Budapest, Warsaw. and Con. stantinople have not had to cless their doors. The activities of the Society's agents are world-wide, and most readers of this report will be compelled to employ an atlas if they wish to find many of the out-of-the-way places mentioned. Mabo medans nos infrequently denize to read the Bible-

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At Cairo, Moslem who had co money gave four eggs in exchange for an Arabic Geapel. Next day he alopped cur solporteur and asid: Your book! is very good, but the eggs I gave you were not fresh. Therefore I desire to pay the price of the book "which he

did..

The agents of the Society spain or testimony to show that the Bible alone has become a means by which many have accepted Christianity. Here is a Typical instance. Miss Mallet, of the

Mission.

North Africa

story"

tells

this

The Society expenditure for 1916-18 Mr WE Dougina MrE H. Ray was £13,650 below the total for 1911-15. Mr W. Downic Miss F. A. Roay The receipts roge ፈነ increase of £2,300. Amongst the dona A. W. Fastman. Capt. W. Rathen

£200,000-an Miss M. E. Duffy Mr C. M. H. Ref tions, £503 came from China.

Mr Mrs I. Elmore Mr J. Ryan Mr and Mrs P..J. Mr J. Simmons.

Falconer

Mr T. W

The following figures exprssa, Our activities in Chins during the past year Mr W. H. Ford Six new translations or viacne werer and Mrs H. received for publication; six other Mr J. Gibb

Gerin versions are being translated or revised MrA. G. Gordon 1094,828 Bibles, Testaments, and emaljer Mr V. Goulbourn

Capt. TP Hall

Gray Mr and Mrs W.

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that it familiar with the facts of the Gospel.

You understand. I suppose." I said to her, that I am speaking not so much about our Lord Jesus us of my Lord Jesus!! "Ess, of course," she answered, for He is my Lord Jests, ton." "Fiew is it that, for 300 are quite a stranger to us? Who bas taught yon?" "Yes, I am a stranger and I have never seen a Nazarene'e

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sked to give his reasons for this con. Mr A. Lambden Friction, Mr Wells replied I think so Miss E., G. Lambder

for a hundred reasons, but, above all, for those the marvellous organisation of "In the town of Jacid a large the French front, the mastery of the sir number of books to merchanta One which is assured to our aviators I was of them, who had bought the Book of the exclusive possession of the

A witness of it, and I should rather Proverbs, said to me on meeting me the photographic making by aeroplanes airthe later in the day. If I can commit in which the French take first rank, this book to memory I shall become and, lastly, your artillery are, which the Governor of J-, and perhaps omatically the enemy batteries without demolishes methodically and mathe all Persia."...

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