TThe speaker then spoke. about the bringing about of the reign of the Prine of pence, the cessation of war End hatred and te ushering in of the Felgn of, Jens "and "deplored Spirit blindness in the world today Strong' the nations:" The now world that tas to dawn he declared, must mphasiaed-recovery of sight to the cee greater reliance on. what Jesus
bind, The Tre in his report stated that the amount ald. in membership. fees "was con Siderably "smaller than in previous Years due perhaps tothe fact that Hho appear feller had' been sani out Donations amounted to double tha of last year. Miss Branscome of Eng-Tong bein than 40 per cent, of the total although she herself was going through the most dif ult times, which was a remark able feat, The Association existed help blind persons. He urgent} pleaded for the continued interest a prayer of friends that the work mong the blind may be continued on a larger cease as the Chinese blind Csually were the poorest among the poor and could not pay igh prices for literature, The Hon, Secretary in his report suid that the sale of books and supplies during the past year had been Timited owing to unsettled conditions of the country and difficulties of transpperlation, The schools and institu tions had suffered considerably the past year Bishop Lacy in a few remarks derivered by him as Chairman said he Departure of Two Old Residents
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