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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 5, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 40.

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Burma

By H. H. VOTAW

INSEIN.—I am anxious to see our workers penetrate the country between here and our Chinese missions. For purposes of trade, roads and steamboat lines are penetrating to the Chinese border. It is now possible to make a quick and easy journey from Rangoon up the Irrawaddy River, and then by government road right into China.
Mrs. Votaw is having good studies with the native servants. God is blessing. One man has left off painting his forehead. He has learned all about creation; and when calling upon a neighbor recently, we were much surprised to learn that he had told the lady’s servants all the things he had learned. God only knows which seed will be fruitful.
H. H. VOTAW.