Life and light for woman . , 7; Watertown, Aux.,10; Westport, Aux., 6; Wilton, Aux., 2;Winsted, Second Ch., Aux. (of wh. 50const. L. Ms Mrs. Eva B. Jones, B. Mix), ; Collection at An-nual Meeting, , 551 44 Total, 972 07 NEW YORK. Loncf Island.—Yaphank.—Mrs. Jennie N. Whitbeck, 5 00 New York State Branch.—Mrs. F. J\I. Turner, Acting Treas. Elmira, W. M. Soc, 50; Fairport, Aux., 20; Ithaca, S. S., ; Orient, W. M. Soc, 12; Ovvego, Aux., Mrs. E. B. Clark, , 117 42 Total, 122 42 LEGACY. , Pe?Ti/.—Legacy Sarah C. Alton, L. ward, Exr., 15 00 IOWA. Goldfields.—MiSB
Life and light for woman . , 7; Watertown, Aux.,10; Westport, Aux., 6; Wilton, Aux., 2;Winsted, Second Ch., Aux. (of wh. 50const. L. Ms Mrs. Eva B. Jones, B. Mix), ; Collection at An-nual Meeting, , 551 44 Total, 972 07 NEW YORK. Loncf Island.—Yaphank.—Mrs. Jennie N. Whitbeck, 5 00 New York State Branch.—Mrs. F. J\I. Turner, Acting Treas. Elmira, W. M. Soc, 50; Fairport, Aux., 20; Ithaca, S. S., ; Orient, W. M. Soc, 12; Ovvego, Aux., Mrs. E. B. Clark, , 117 42 Total, 122 42 LEGACY. , Pe?Ti/.—Legacy Sarah C. Alton, L. ward, Exr., 15 00 IOWA. Goldfields.—MiSB Philbrook, Total, WASHINGTON. Belleviie.—Miss Sara S. Williams, Miss Nichols, 1 001 00 Total, BULGARIA. Samokov.—Giris Boarding School, C. , Total, 1 001 00 23 8523 85 TURKEY. Adabazar.—C. E. Soc, 10; Aintab, Womenof and others, ; Girls inSeminary, , Total, General Funds, Gifts for Special Objects, Variety Account, Legacies, 45 90 1,811 25 331 92 9 40 .048 23 Total, $5,200 80. President. Mrs, H. E. JEWETT, Berkeley, Cal. Treasurer. Miss BESSIE B. MERRIAM, 141S Franklin Street, Oakland, Cal. Home Secretaries. Mrs. W. J. WILCOX, 461 East 14th Street, Oakland, Cal. Mrs. C. B. BRADLEY, 2639 Durant Avenue, Berkeley, Cal. FROM DR. W. L. HALL, OF THE SHANSI MISSION. My DEAR Mrs. Farnam : I will try to tell you something of our experi-ence since we left our home in the interior of China. It was a sad day for all of us—that last day of October—when we turnedour faces from the home where we had spent, by far, the happiest years ofour lives. Our hearts were full of love for the men and women around , many times during the dark days of uncertainty had we asked, if itwas His will, that we might be allowed to remain in China. We asked nogreater happiness ; our heads, our hands and our hearts were full of plansto help the people who had grown to depend on us so much. But it couldnot be. We were to leave the work for a tim
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