American messenger . ey, di Tokyo, scrive:1 desidera dare solo un piccolo assaggio dei molti luoghi in cui la vostra splendida tractsare contribuendo a diffondere il glorioso vangelo ofour Signore Gesù Cristo. Ieri ho avuto la chiusura aschool in cui oltre un centinaio di par-ents erano presenti, e ciascuna di esse re-ricevuto un tratto. Il predicatore che ha dato theaddress detto, anch'io voglio uno; vorrei ottenere aiuto topreach da ogni luogo ho letto. Solo twodays prima, mi aveva dato fuori oltre ottanta atanother scuola, di chiusura e di un giorno o due essere-fore che, cinquantasei a Mothe rs incontro, e120 a un cristiano Kndeavor riunione. A NE

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American messenger . ey, of Tokyo, writes:1 want to give you just a little glimpse ofthe many places in which your splendid tractsare helping to spread the glorious Gospel ofour Lord Jesus Christ. Yesterday I had aschool closing at which over a hundred par-ents were present, and each one of them re-ceived a tract. The preacher who gave theaddress said, I too want one; I get help topreach from every tract I read. Only twodays before, I had given out over eighty atanother school closing, and a day or two be-fore that, fifty-six at a Mothe rs Meeting, and120 at a Christian Kndeavor Meeting. At New Year the workers in a TobaccoFactory near my home were given 3.000tracts, this being the only possible way as yetof reachingthem. The City Poor-House re-ceived 1, 200 copies. This meant only a singletract to each inmate, but a great variety weregiven and they agreed to exchange so thateach one mi^ht get to read all I did up five parcels of splendid tracts by Mi. William George Smith to be jjiven together with calen-. dars to the highest officials, and received aletter of thanks from the head of the Institu-tion. Two Leper Homes received 800 copies.I have also distributed many hundred copieseither while waiting at stations or as I travel-led on cars. Miss E. G. Tweedie of Kofu, writes: I very gladly add my testimony to thelarge number of those who greatly appreciatethe books and tracts received from your so-ciety each year. I came here only a fewmonths ago, but already have had definiteresults in the work through the distributionof your literature. At Christmas time I gavea copy of The Travellers Guide to each ofthe three or four men in charge of a factorywhere we have regular meetings for the girls.Through the reading of this book, one of themen was converted and since then has been aregular attendant at the church services. Twomonths ago I loaned a copy of this book withseveral others to the women of Ichikawawhere we have a meeting once a month. Sincethat time many requests h

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