. Home Missionary, The (April 1905-March 1906) . story of thelife of Christ, which has been a greatdelight as well as a help to us. Itis written in English, but the lan-guage is so simple that it is easily translated into Spanish and told tothe people. One night our congre-gation was composed of thirty fiveboys, between the ages of ten andseventeen. How we did sing! Tobe sure at times it seemed that notwo of us had the same time or tune,but we sang and had a good meet-ing. Though we have had no conta-gious diseases we have had a greatdeal of sickness and an unusuallylarge number of deaths. At
. Home Missionary, The (April 1905-March 1906) . story of thelife of Christ, which has been a greatdelight as well as a help to us. Itis written in English, but the lan-guage is so simple that it is easily translated into Spanish and told tothe people. One night our congre-gation was composed of thirty fiveboys, between the ages of ten andseventeen. How we did sing! Tobe sure at times it seemed that notwo of us had the same time or tune,but we sang and had a good meet-ing. Though we have had no conta-gious diseases we have had a greatdeal of sickness and an unusuallylarge number of deaths. At presentour people are visiting diphtheriapatients at Cobezon ; what the resultof this visiting may be we shudderto think. As ever, in Seboyeta our severesttrial has been the water year, as many of you know, wesearched over the hills and throughthe canons for sufficient clean waterto make our tea and after having togive up the search we took the stag-nant water from the green pools bythe wayside or borrowed from ourMexican
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