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140 CHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK =days. The four Gospels, Genesis, and Isaiah wererecited entire. Later on the elementary sciences wereadded along with the Bible. Turn from the history ofthese early days to the compiled report for the fifty yearsof its history. The present enrollment is 191 students.The income this last year from tuition was $100 in gold.The income from boarders, $250The first graduates were in 1888. Since that time117 girls have received their much-prized diplomas. Ofthis number twenty-three are working as preacherswives, five have gone to the United States for highertraining, four have positions in the kindergarten, fortyare teachers in the Mission schools, five have positionsin the government schools ;five only have beenfailures.Hinghwa. Hinghwa, Siengiu, Tekhoe.The report of the work in the Hinghwa Conferencemust be given with a higher note of joy and gratitudethan ever before in its history, because of the marvellousrevival that has swept through its territory. Strangescenes of God s convicting and cleansing power havebeen witnessed in assemblies of thousands in our centralstations, until all the native churches seem alive to thetrue meaning of redemption.English Baptist Missionary Society.In Shantung, Shansi, and Shensi there has beenmuch heart-searching prayer. The revival in Shansi ismost encouraging as a clear evidence that the HolySpirit is working among the Christians of China, . . .Mention has been made of the decision to open work inseveral new stations this year. We are only limited byour resources in men, The Arthington Committee havesanctioned the expenditure for a station in N. W. Shansi, but until we have more men we cannot open it.Yenanfu, Suitechow, and Yuliufu, in the province of