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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 1, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 48.

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Wonsan, Korea

By W. R. Smith

I JUST returned from a trip two hundred miles to the north of here. Nearly all the way I went by boat, but the village was about twelve miles from the nearest landing; and with three streams to ford, it seemed even farther. Some time ago two men from that village were in Wonsan on business, and were detained some days as there was no boat. They fell in with some of our people, learned the truth, and accepted it. When they started home, I gave them such literature as we had. After they had been home a while, they wrote us saying that there was quite an interest, and urging us to make them a visit. As soon as could be arranged, one of our Korean helpers went to them. When he had spent some time teaching them, I went. A Sabbath-school of twenty-four members was organized, and we hope soon to be able to organize a small company into a church. We are all well, and enjoying our work. Remember us often at the throne of grace. W. R. SMITH.