To the Rditor of the "Nontu-Cuina Dat News."
Sim—As one of the many friends of the Darwent in preciation of the shave borne in thi of your paper to hi to express my ai morning's issue many" virtues both as a man and as a minister of the gospel, Some of us cherished the hope that he would return to Shang. hai some day and crown his work here where be commenced it.
That this may not be is a matter of de regret but be has answered the Master all and entered into rest.
fee! ssu!
that I voice the feeling of many in Shanghai when I thank you for the tribute you have paid to his memory, Tam, ete, Shanghai, Oct. 13, 1924, To the Editor of the "NontuCuiwa Datty News the portals of the silent' hall of death the soul of the Rev, C. E. Darwent has entered,|had passed through the Soochow ihasingiiehed Tite's "Journey Mospital since the fxbting.bexan.
full ingle" says Munn, "is each man om into the world single he dies; single he receives the rewards of his ood deeds: when he dies his body. Ves like a fallen tree upon the earth, but his virtues accompany his soul." By the death of Mr.
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