p. 16 | Korea by W. R. Smith

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1914

Korea

By W. R. Smith

WONSAN.—We have had a very mild winter so far. In December about two feet of snow fell; but it is about gone now (January 3).

Night before last I arrived home from a trip to the south, where there are believers at four different places. This time we visited two companies, one about thirty miles from here, and the other forty-five miles distant. We walked, and lived on native food, which consisted of rice, pickled turnips, and occasionally eggs. A native helper accompanied me. We made the trip from the farthest place home in one day, reaching home at 11 P. M.

Next week I go by boat to a place 190 miles to the north, to hold meetings, and will be home again toward the close of February. W. R. SMITH.