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OTHER MISSIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS 147AssociatesMen Women Wives Widows TotalSwedish Mission in China 18 17 ] 7 1 53Swedish Holiness Union.. 17 7 6 1 31Scandinavian AllianceI, rMission - ...on L ID OOcoSwedish Alliance Mission 6 5 2 2 15Norwegian Mission ins-t-,ChinaOrO o J-ONorwegian Alliance Mission9 2 4German China Alliance 16 6 13 35Finnish Free Church . . 7 7Liebenzell Mission 23 20 18 61German Women s Mis-^ 4sionary UnionFriedenshort Deaconess *1Mission.Independent 1 1108 96 77 7_288__ T During the year the cities of Szenan andNew stations m ,.,? /I fTatingfu, in the province of ^^ . Kweichow,^Kinghsien in Anhwei, and Shohchow, Hinghsieo andLanhsien in Shansi, were opened as central stations, whilsteight former stations, which had been temporarily vacatedowing to lack of foreign workers, were re-occupied, thusraising the total number of main centres with residentmissionaries to 223, of which 71 were occupied by associateworkers. The out-stations were increased from 1,082 to1,179.The financial stringency in the homelands,Income**affecting as is must have done the givingpowers of many donors, did riot lessen theamount contributed to the funds of the Mission; on thecontrary, in Great Britain, North America and Australasiathere was a gratifying increase of income, amounting inthe aggregate to 6,178 over the receipts for the precedingyear, whilst the incomes of the Associate Missions collectivelyshowed only a trifling decrease of 43. Moreover, the