FROM over the Zambezi River, word comes that our chain of stations is reaching out toward the Kongo border. W. H. Anderson, superintendent of the Northwest Rhodesia missions, writes from Pemba, north of Victoria Falls:
"The railway now extends into the Kongo from this side; and I shall try to make a trip up there soon, to see what the openings are in that field. Last year Brother Campbell pegged out nine out-stations down along the Zambezi, and we plan to have six occupied this year. Then we plan to occupy more stations north of the Kafui River, where Brother Robinson has three schools running. Some of our natives, I rejoice to report, are becoming soul-winners, and are beginning to lead their own people into the light. We shall now be able to devote more of our time to training workers, of which an army is needed to publish the message of truth in all the field."
