. Missionary Visitor, The (1916) . ng the fullamount of exchange, and will hand thedollar back to the money shop fromwhich it came. The difference wasabout 120 cash—a cash is worth about1/30 of a cent in America—but this dif-ference meant several meals to the per-son to whom it had been * A house has been secured for to live in at Liao, but it willneed to be repaired before they can useit. In the meantime they are living inseveral rooms in Dr. Brubakers are doing nicely with the Ian- 38 The Missionary Visitor January1916 guage. Bro. Flory has done some pub-lic spea
. Missionary Visitor, The (1916) . ng the fullamount of exchange, and will hand thedollar back to the money shop fromwhich it came. The difference wasabout 120 cash—a cash is worth about1/30 of a cent in America—but this dif-ference meant several meals to the per-son to whom it had been * A house has been secured for to live in at Liao, but it willneed to be repaired before they can useit. In the meantime they are living inseveral rooms in Dr. Brubakers are doing nicely with the Ian- 38 The Missionary Visitor January1916 guage. Bro. Flory has done some pub-lic speaking already, having led theChinese prayer meetings a couple oftimes. J* Bro. Vaniman preached his first ser-mon in Chinese Sunday, Oct. 31, justtwo years after he landed in China. He did very well, indeed. All of the peoplewho came out two years ago, althoughstill engaged in language study, areteaching in the homes, teaching Sunday-school classes, leading prayer meetings,and so on, helping wherever they can inthe The Monkey Seeks for Indias Millions. A VISIT FROM THE WINES J. F. Graybill. TEN or fifteen years ago, when wehad a mission in Copenhagen,just across the sound from Mal-mo, the Swedish and Danish membersvisited each other, and especially at Dis-trict Meetings the preachers would gettogether and help each other in the workof the Lord. But contention in thechurch in Sweden caused a break in this,the strong band of brotherly love wasbroken, and the occasional visits werea thing of the past. Since Bro. Wine and family havebeen located in Denmark we have madeseveral visits to them and their work andthey have visited us. These visits arenot only encouraging to the workers butthe work in general. We learn to know each other better, and this creates amutual interest in these two fields sonear together. During the week that Brother andSister Wines and their son Ardys werewith us, Bro. Wine and I made a littletrip to the Vanneberga church, wherewe had three me
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