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Review and Herald Publishing Assn. · Washington, D.C. · Dec 31, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 52.

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Japan

By S. A. Lockwood

KOBE.—The past month has been the most prosperous in our history here. Six new patients have applied for treatment, and six or eight have continued from the previous month. The last two weeks particularly have been busy ones. Of late, when patients come in, they tell us they have been hearing a great deal about this place, and have come to see what we can do for them. During November our receipts were about two hundred dollars. The patients have begun to show some interest in our belief.
At the beginning of November we divided our forces, Drs. Kumashiro and Kawasaki taking charge of a little sanitarium in the locality where there are more Japanese than there are in our neighborhood. Brother Kuniya has been holding meetings in Kobe, with an encouraging attendance. S. A. Lockwood.