"This is because we are every where in pursuit of the under dog He is our client and we are after The cvangalist then told of his present work amongst the lepers in the Dutch Indies. The government was giving the Army land enough for 2,000 more lepers and a fair allow ance to carry on the work. There was only room now to take in single men and women and" married couples without children. They were arranging so. that entire leper! families could be taken care of. The! Army: was also concerned in work for the blind in Sumatra and for this purpose has one of the largest hospital in the Far East.
General Booth then told of the work which the Peking Government had asked him to do amongst the 20,000 beggars of Peking. This request had to be refused at present because of the Inck of people to it, but they had made a start by giving the beggars regular baths! free of charge. This action of the government was another indication!
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