“I CANNOT tell you how much we appreciate our new buildings,” writes Miss May Scott, of the Soonan (Korea) girls' school. “At first it seemed strange to hold school in a real schoolhouse. Noises sounded so different through brick walls from through mud walls, and to hear noises above was strange, too; for Korean houses have no second story. The rooms are light and have plenty of sunshine. We use the school chapel for church services. Already it is almost too small. Last Sabbath nearly two hundred and sixty persons were present, listening to the word of God. Many are obeying. One man gave a ringing testimony. He says before he was a Christian he was always uneasy, but now he has peace in his heart. As he is busy at his work, he is all the time thinking of Jesus. So God is working on the hearts of the people here.”