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3 86 CHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK.the source of greatest blessing to the missionaries, whohave devoted long hours to the application of heart andassorted ointments.A varying amount of industrial work is being donein all of the orphanages. The industries include weaving, tailoring, cooking, rattan-work, shoemaking, brasswork,carving, and several forms of thread-work. Several of the superintendents have stated that they hope toextend the industrial work as rapidly as possible.At this time it is too early to formulate any conclusions from the work being done. Most of the children have been received during the past year, and themajority are scarcely assimilated. One fact has beenclearly apparent from the beginning, namely, that workfor dependent children in China can, under present conditions, only approximate the modern methods possiblein other lands. A limited amount of orphanage workhas been done in China during past years. Some of ithas been much criticised. A maintenance fund of lessthan fifty Mexican dollars a year, per capita, ought notto be expected to provide an equipment and support thatwill compare favorably with the orphanages of Europeand America.The Christian Herald Orphanage Committee ofChina have granted an initial expense fund of Mex.$50.00 per capita and support at U. S. Gold $20.00 percapita each year for a period of seven years as follows:.Antung ...ChangshaChinkiangChinkiangFoochowFoochowFoochowHankow...HinghuaHsuchoufuIchang ...KiukiangC. I. M., boys and girls100Baptist, girls and boys...50Methodist Epis., boys ...84So. Presbyterian, boys...2American Board, boys...22Industrial Homes, boys and girls 200Methodist Epis., boys...60Wesleyan Methodist, boys21Methodist Epis., boys and girls100So. Presbyterian, boys...1 80American Episcopal, boys100Methodist Episcopal, boys 10
SPECIAL PHILANTHROPY. 387NankingNankingNankingNankingNgnchengSaratsi ...ShanghaiShanghaiSianfuSinchanghsien ...TsaohsienTsingkiangpu ...Tsingkiangpu ...YuyaoAdvent, boysNo. Presbyterian, boys 75Methodist Epis., girls ...150iiNo. Presbyterian, boys and girlsFriends, girlsMethodist Epis., boys and girls202060Boys and girls ...100Door of Hope, girls100Industrial Orphanage, girls ...60C. I. M., boys and girlsC. I. M., girlsIOO31Mennonite, boys and girlsIOOFree Methodist, boys and girls60So. Presbyterian, boys...60Total i ,976LILBURN MERRILL, M.D.Mary R. Crook Orphanage for Girls.Victoria Home and Orphanage..Orphan Home, 132 orphansRebecca McCatoe orphanageJennie Ford Orphanage. 17Orphanage for GirlsOrphanage for GirlsRangesOrphanage for BoysOrphanage for GirlsOther Orphanages.M.H.M. (Women s B.)C. M. SScand. M. AllM. K. MC. M. MA. C. MHaugesAm. AdventFoochow.Kowloon.Saratsi, Shansi.Ilinghua.Chengtu, Sze.Shanghai.Tszho, Hupeh.Faucheng,Hup.Nanking.Besides these, many ordinary mission schools alsoenroll orphans as pupils.
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llCHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK.ery, unde
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CONTENTS.PREFACE.CHAPTER I. GENERAL
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CONTENTS,viiCHAPTER XVI. REVIVALS.
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CHAPTERLGENERAL SURVEY (1907-WO).N
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GENERAL SURVEY. 5at an early day is
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GENERAL SURVEY, 13The general intro
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GENERAL SURVEY. 15number thus far a
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GENERAL, SURVEY. 17friendly officia
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GENERAL SURVEY. 21far as appears, m
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CHAPTER II.IMPORTANT EDICTS AND GOV
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. 39system which
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. .41a natiun whi
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GOVKRNMKNT SCHOOLS. 43higher school
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(iOVKRNMENT SCHOOLS. 45their time i
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GOVKKNMKNT SCHOOLS. 47lines. Gratui
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. 49found among t
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. 51expenditure.
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS 53according to a
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. 55to China with
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS, 57university wh
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. 59regime. It so
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CHAPTERWORK FOR THE HIGHER CLASSES,
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WORK FOR THE HIGHER CLASSES. 63ton
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WORK FOR THE HIGHER CLASSES. 65majo
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WORK FOR THE HIGHER CLASSES. 67ness
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WORK FOR THE HIGHER CLASSES. 69The
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CHAPTER V.MISSION SCHOOLS, COLLEGES
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MISSION SCHOOLS FOR MKN AND BOYS. 7
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MISSION "SCHOOLS FOR MEN AND B
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MISSION SCHOOLS FOR MEN AND BOYS.IO
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MISSION SCHOOLS KOR MKN AND BOYS.IC
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MISSION SCHOOLS FOR MEN AND HOYS. 1
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MISSION SCHOOLS FOR MEN AND BOYS.Il
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CHAPTERVLEVANGELISTIC WORK.(Extract
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 115when the men
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 117of the relief
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 119Another year
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 121of the reviva
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 123Mission only
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 125a rope around
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 127had not a gre
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EVANGELISTIC WOKK. 129has been the
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"AsEVANGELISTIC WORK. 131Durin
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F.VANGKLISTIC WORK. 133The first th
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 135Nganwhei, and
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KVANGEUSTIC WORK. 137There, at our
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 139their workers
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 14!Shensi will,
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 143Converted in
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 145government pr
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 147study has bee
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 155wit, that the
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 157evident. We a
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EVANGELISTIC WORK.l6lbecause of irr
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 163Singapore.The
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KVANGKTJSTIC WORK. 165the close of
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"EVANGELISTIC WORK. 167of the
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 171clergyman to
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EVANGELISTIC WORK. 173hearts are sa
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EVANGELISATION IN THE CITIES. 17511
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EVANGELISATION IN THE CITIES. 177wh
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EVANGELISATION IN THE CITIES. 179is
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EVANGELISTIC WORK IN THE COUNTRY. l
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EVANGELISTIC WORK IN THE COUNTRY. 1
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EVANGEUSTIC WORK IN THE COUNTRY. 18
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CHAPTERVIII*INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-S
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INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUPPORT.IQIha
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INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUPPORT. 193m
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INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUPPORT. 197c
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INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUPPORT. 2039
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INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUPPORT. 207C
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MEDICAL MISSIONARY WORK. 211sad to
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MEDICAL MISSIONARY WORK.METHODS.The
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MKDICAI, MISSIONARY WORK. 215PROSPE
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 2 17Syllab2is.Th
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MEDICAL EDUCATION 2 .19distinctivel
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 221A MEDICAL COL
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 223three foreign
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 225or possibly H
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 227Missionary So
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 229At present ou
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MEDICAI, EDUCATION. 231few official
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MEDICAL EDUCATION. 233felt, moreove
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CHAPTER XLTHEOLOGICAL EDUCATION.The
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION .237is thirty
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 239place wit
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 24!schools a
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 243doubtless
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 247Theologic
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THKOLOGICAI, EDUCATION. 249ed that
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 251Fukien ar
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. 253as well a
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THE BIBLE STUDY MOVEMENT. 255F. J.
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THE BIBLE STUDY MOVEMENT. 257GATHER
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"THK BIBLE STUDY MOVEMENT. 259
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CHAPTERXIIISUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHRIST
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WOMAN S WORK IN GENERAL. 273UP-BUIL
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WOMAN S WORK IN GKNKRAL. 279and ref
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WOMAN S WORK IN GKNKRAI,. 285with t
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 289School
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 291Memori
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 293to the
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ThereWOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 295t
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 297Raisin
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 299to sta
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 301third
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 303SHANSI
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATION AI,. 305Sout
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 307In the
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 309obtain
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WOMAN S WORK EDUCATIONAL. 311freely
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l<CHAPTERXVI.REVIVALS.(TTHE
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"REVIVALS. 315Iielcl in a larg
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""REVIVALS. 317doned. The
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"REVIVALS. 319carries so easil
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FEDERATION AND UNION. 321Turning to
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FEDERATION AND UNION. 323church ord
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CHAPTERXVIILTHE CHRISTIAN LITERATUR
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THE CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SOCIETY. 3
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Page 361 and 362: CHRISTIAN PERIODICALS. 347Dr. Wm. M
Page 363 and 364: CHRISTIAN PKKIODICALS. 349Dr. S. Is
Page 365 and 366: CHAPTER XXLMISSION PRESSES.AMERICAN
Page 367 and 368: MISSION PRESSES. 353NATIONAL BIBLE
Page 369 and 370: MTSvSION PRESSES. 355General book a
Page 371 and 372: MISSION PRESSES. 357and foreign sty
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Page 385 and 386: THE B1BLK SOCIETIES. 371Reproductio
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Page 393 and 394: BIBLE TRANSLATION AND REVISION. 379
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Page 403 and 404: SPECIAL PHILANTHROPY. 389sufferers.
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Page 407 and 408: SPECIAL PHILANTHROPY. 393the number
Page 409 and 410: INDUSTRIAL WORK. 395all parts of Ch
Page 411 and 412: INDUSTRIAL WORK. 397ment. The fact
Page 413 and 414: PROGRESS OF OPIUM REFORM. 399ment,
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DIRECTORY,Abernethy, Miss G., S. B.
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