To the Editor of the jorrH-Cuina Dany News."
'Sm,—I am rather puzzled over: the missionaries' attitude in relationship with foreigners," (0 is everyone I think) and would be greatly obliged if someone would give mea different meaning of what 1 unintentionally overheard said one. of the missionaries' meetings at Kuling.
One day this summer whilst on ly way ty the Gup, the shopping Uistriet of Kuling, turned from the main road and walked by the sheltered part that wound round a church, to escape the scorching sun. As I came closer to the church heard a very strong man's voice (American) saying: "Now, the point this—are we to remain here to preach the Holy Gospel or are we not?"
This sentence was immedi followed by a very loud applause tas Twas trying to think what this! man dace mean to convey, T heard another voice beginning to speak. T passed on, still thinking of the abrupt speech ending, and somehow tmeonsciously my mind translated the meaning of the query. "Are we to join the unemployment ra are we not?" it said.
Tam, ete."
Hankow, Oct. 28, 1925.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.