The Missionary Review of the World — 1914 Index
8lissionary CJ?.eview
of the World VOL. XXXVII. OLD SERIES VOL. XXVII. NEW SERIES Founded in 1878 by Editor·ill.Chief, 1888 to 1911 REV. ROYAL C. WILDER, D.D. REV. ARTHUR T. PIERSON, D.D.
JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1914 EDITOR DELAVAN L. PIERSON ASSOCIATE EDITORS BELLE M. BRAIN REV. D. L. LEONARD, D.D.
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INDEX FOR 1914 MAPS AND CHARTS PAGE PAGE Africa ……………………………… 422 India, Mission Circuit in South ………….. 509 Alaska ……………………..•…….. 88 Lest we Forget. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . … 247 American Bap,tist Foreign Mission Fields…. 561 Madagascar …………………………. 431 Arabia, Strategic Position of Busrah .•.••..• 748 Balkan Peninsula Before and After the Wat.. 29 Mexico ……………………………… 660 Child Saved is a Soul Saved Flus a Life •.•• 857 Turkey and the World War ……………. 923 Efficiency ………………………..••.. 859 Wesleyan Members and Probationers……. 513 God so Loved the World ………………. 166 Who are the Immigrants………………. 222 Grasp of Heathenism, In the ………… , … 856 With and Without Christ. …•……..•.••• 856 World at War ………………………. 842 PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE PAGE Africa, South, Islam in…………. · … • .. • 737 Ashmore Theological Seminary, Swatow, China 576 __ Moslem Mosques in Cape Colony …… 733 _ West Moslem School in Freetown •…… 411 -AssWamil,liamBap~i:t" ch~~~i' ';~d' 'B~il' 'T~~~;' ~.~ 570 African ~ Missionary Day for Children at the Nowgong ….•….••…•…..•..•…•. 581 Seashore ………………………… 371 _ Pioneer Work in Uganda, The First School – Naga, Mother and Child in ………••.. 263 in Kavirondo ………•…..•..•.•..•• 601 Rabahatchie Hotel T'ransformed into a Rail. Alaska, Dr. S. Hall Young and Government .~ road uYse.dM.feo.rA.Mo.v.i.n.~ .P.i~;~r'e~' 'a'~d' O'~t~ 807 Mail team crossing the Crow Creek Pass 517 Lawn ~ View of Juneau, Southeastern ………… 519 – View of Ruby …………..•…. · …. ·.· 521 door Entertainments .••••…………. 811 Albania, Harem of a Mohammedan Bey in Balasore, Bengal·Orissa Mission, Sinclair Or- Bavat ………………………….. 191 _ Results of Shot and Shell at Scutari …..• 189 phanage Bungalow, for Girls, at …….. 583 Albanian Government, S.ome Members of the – Orphanage, Bengal-Orissa Mission, Four Provisional …. , ..•…..• " ……….. 192 Boys Recently Baptized at…………. 573 – Highlanders at Home ……………….. 187 American Board Centenary Commission. Dr. Bedouin Boys at Home in Arabia……….. 753 Capen and the ……………………. 247 Beilia:, Mendel ………………………. 285 _ College for Girls, Constantinople, Some of Bennett, Dr. Arthur K………………… 749 the Na,tionalities of 'the……………. 729 – Frontier, Typical Scenes on the Western 801 – – starting on a Medical Tour in Arabia .. 747 Arabia, Building the Michigan House in…. 750 – Dr. Bennett Starting on a Medical Tour in 747 – i n Iava ' " ……………………… h 9SS – How they Raised the Money for ..••••••• 749 Arabian Missionaries Go, Where the…….. 753 – Society Centennial, American………… 945 Argentine, Cooking Clas. in the Y.W.C.A., Blacklead Island, Eskimo Women of …….. 489 Buenos Ayres ……………………. 337 – Members of the Young People's Society at – – Landing Place at …………………. 495 Tres Arroyos ………..••………••• 833 – – Mission Church at. ………………. 491 Burma, Cushing Memorial Buildings, Rangoon Baptist College …………………… 567 – Group of Heathen Kachins •••..•.••…… 568 – Vinton Memorial HaI!, Rangoon …….•.. 577 Butler, Mrs. William………………….. 1 -William ………………………….. IS Cairo, Egypt, New Headquarters of the Nile Mission Press in………………….. 365 PAGE PAGE California, First Protestant House of Worship Greenshield, E. W. T. . ………………. 493 in ………•…..•………….••••.• 814 Grenfell, Dr. W. T……………………. 58 Herrick, George F., of Turkey •••••••••.•.•• 881 _ Lower, Roman Catholic Church at La Paz 170 How Missionaries Utilize Surplus Material Cape Colony, Mosque in ………. · …. 736, 737 Capen, Samuel Billings …·…….. · .. ······• 241 from Home •…..•……….•….••.• 615 __ and the American Board Centenary Com· Hudson Bay, Missionary Journey with Dogs mission ………………………… . 247 and Sleds in …………………….. 487 _ _ at Sixteen, his Brother and Parents …. 247 India, Annual Meeting of the Methodist Mis- Capen's summer home at Falmouth, Mass., sion in 1863 in………………….. 17 – Baptist Chapel at Ongole, South ………. 572 Dr. Samuel B…………… ···· .. · .. · 251 – Bareilly Theological Seminary………… 19 Ceylon, Physical Culture Class of the – Butler Memorial Building in Baroda…… 23 – Dr. and Mrs. ·Butler's Home in Bareilly.. 18 y.W.e.A. in Colombo ………….. ·· .. 334 – Mrs. Butler With Native India Preachers China, Ashmore Theological Seminary, Swat~w 576 _ Evidence of the Beneficial Effects of ChrIS' in 1906 •.•…•..••••••.•••…•.•••••.. 21 – Morse Hall of the Y.W.C.A., Lahore …• 327 tian Education in ………….. ·· .. ···· 825 – Rushden Ropeholders of England and their _ Fight Against Opium in ………. ····•·· 683 _ Main Hall of the Christian Institute, Lawn Map of……………………. 371 – Two Little Girls in ………………… 263 Tsinanfu, Shantung ………………. 117 – Two Views of Life in ……………… 261 Chinese Children who Like the Missionaries.. 38 – Where Little Girls are made a Sacrifice to _ Laymen's Missionary Conference at Kiangsu 827 _ Poster, Burning up Good Money in Bad Men in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264 – Wbere Little Girls are sayed for time and Tobacco ………….. .. . . .. . . . . .. . … 679 _ Student Volunteers for the Christian Min· eternity in ………………..•••…• 265 Isaacs, Baron Rufus Daniel ………••..•.• 285 istry ..•..•..•…….•..••..•.••.•..••. 829 Japan, Bible Class at a Y.W.GA. Conference 339 _ Y.W.C.A. Worker ……………. ·· .. ·• 329 – Captain Bickel and Workers on the Fukuin Christian and Missionary Alliance in Jeru- Maru, Inland Sea …………………. 580 salem, American Church of the……… 890 – Charter Members of the Student Y.M.e.A., Christmas Tree Pageant at Northfield…….. lI57 Clough, John E ………………. · ….. •• .. 570 Omi …… __ …••….•……..••..•.• 607 Coke Thomas…•….. , ….•..••………. 507 – Church Built by Members, Omi ………• 609 Cons~antinople, Members of the College Choir, – Panorama of Hachman, Omi………… 606 – Presbyterian Chu rch at Kohe, Decorated American College for Girls ………. ··· 721 _ Plan of the American College for Girls …• 727 for Christmas …………………… 653 Cuba, Evening Song Service in the Palms, – Rural Town in …………………….. 651 – Sample of One of the Many Christian Paso Estancia Mission …………….. 199 _ Holy Trinity Cathedral, Havana (Interior) 194 Japanese Churches in ……………… 660 __ Protestant Episcopal Cathedral, Havana – Some of the Waseda Dormitory Boys, (Exterior) ………………………. 195 Tokyo ……………•………••…. 578 _ Protestant Congregation in an Orange – Where Anti·Christian Edicts were posted in 647 Jam Industrial School, Carpenter Shop of …. 527 Grove, Isle of Pines ………………. 193 Jerusalem, American Church of the Christian _ Rev. Emilo Pianos and his School at and Mi'sionary Alliance in …•….•… 890 Matanz,as • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. 197 – Street of the Tower of David in ………. 895 Dennis, James Shepard ………………. 401 Judson, Adoniram ………..•…….•….. 370 Dubai, Bazaar Scene at ……………… · 753 – Ann Hasseltine …………………… 370 Eskimo Missionaries of Blacklead Island, Juneau, View of, Southeastern Alaska …… 519 Kachins. Group of Christian, Baptist Mission Outgoing ., . . . . . . . . • . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . … 494 Fiji Islands, Mrs. Calvert and Mrs. Lyth stop· School, Burma ……•…•..•.•.•….•• 569 Kansas City, Audience of OYer Six Thousand ping a Cannibal Feast in the….. . . . . . .. 511 Filipinos, Methods of Character Development in Convention Hall ……………….. 100 Kongo, Dr. Catherine Mabie holding a Babies' for the ………………………… 481 France, McAll Mission Boat, on the Midland Clinic, Banza Manteke, Belgian ……… S71 – Mr. Billington and his Monocycle, in the Canal …………………………… 593 – Northern, Semeuse, or Portable Chapel, of Belgian ………..•..•……•….1•••• 584 Li Bi Cu, Dr.-Chinese W.Y.C.A. Worker.. 329 the McAll Mission ………….••…• 595 Li Hung Chang ……………………… 667 Freetown, Mohammedan Religious Order of Mabie, Dr. Catherine, Holding a Babies'
West African Negroes in………….. 407 Clinic, Banza Manteke, Belgian Kongo .. 571 – West Africa, Stone Mosque in ………… 414 Madagascar, Boys' School in Tananarive- Friends' Boys' School at Ram Allah, Pales· Friends' Foreign Mission Association … 427 tine ……………………………. 901 – Crowd after Church at Miantsoarivo….. 430 – Foreign Mission Deputation, Group of – Girls' High School, Faravohitra •……… 430 – Non·Christian Native of…………….. 428 Christian Malagasy and the ………•.. 429 – Tananariv<>, the Capital of…………… 425 Girl Pupils in India. Christian………….. 268 – Typical Audience of Malagasy Christians, Girls in India coming from Church …..• ,. 267 Gould Hall, American College for Girls. Can· Isoavinandriana ………………….. 423 stantinople ………………………. 731 Greene, Daniel Crosby………………… 649 Greene, Joseph H., of Turkey ……….•..• 881
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PAGE PAGE MeA]] Auto·Evangelist at work ••.•.•…. , ..• 596 Philippine.. Visayan Field Meet in the .•••• 481 Mexican Indians Drest for a Religious Feast 641 Preparing Scrap·Books to Send to Mission- – Indian Hut, Typical ………………… 909 – Mission School Girl ………………… 170 arIes …………………………… 619 -Town on the West Coast, Altata ………. 173 Ramabai, Teaching the ·Girls at Mukti, Chris. – Types at the Mitia Ruins •…………..• 911 – West Coast, Roman Catholic Cathedral at tian school of Pandita…………….. 265 Rangoon, American Baptist Mission Press Mazatian, on the …………………. 169 Mexicans as Roman Soldiers in Their Passion at ……………………………… 583 – Meeting at the Judson Centennial, in Cush. Week Parade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 641 Mexico, Abrahamic Plow Still in Use in .•…• 663 ing Hall …….•..•…….•••••…… 347 – Forty Miles from a Railroad in ……….. 913 Raynolds, George C. of Van ••••….•..•.. " 881 – Largest Cotton Mill in ….•….•……•.• 661 Rushden Ropeholders of England and their – Roman Catholic Cemetery and Chapel, new Lawn Map of India ……… : ………. 371 Acapulco .••••••.• , •..••….•..••… " 171 Russell Sage Hall, American College for Girls, – Typical Mexican Family in Western …… 161 Constantinople … • .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . …. 730 – Western. Altata Cathedral, Northern Sinaloa 172 Seashore, African Missionary Day for Children Michigan, University of, Hospital in Arabia 751 Miyamoto, B. C………………………. 610 at the …………………………… 371 Mohammedan Religious Order of West African Shanghai Baptist College, Yates Han of the 575 – Y.W.C.A., Board of Directors of the ..•..• 335 Negroes in Freetown ……………… 407 Shoshone Falls of Snake River, Oregon …•.. 801 Moore, Edward C……………………•• 922 Sierra Leone Protectorate, Hut-like Mosque in Morales, Dr. Arcadio of Mexico………..• 9II Moslem Mosques in Cape Colony……….. 733 the Interior of. ………………….. 415 – Problem, Signs of World·wide Interest in Silliman Institute, In the Carpenter Shop at 481 South America on the Sands..•…….••…. 372 the …………………………….. 321 – – Rev. F. G. Penzotti and American Bible – School, Typical Open.Air .•……•….•..• 721 – Woman in South Africa, European ….•..• 735 Society Colporteurs ………………. 839 Matt, John R. ………………………. 81 Tennessee, Y.M.e.A. Swimming-Pool in the Mount·Hood, Oregon ………………….. 801 New Hebrides Islands, Part of Vila Harbor. 357 Big Emory River .•..•..•…•.•….•.• 809 Nile Mission Press in Cairo, Egypt, New Thakomhau's War Clnbs, Two of ……….. 505 Tibet, Mudhouse in Eastern, Used as a Mis- Headquarters of the… "'"'''''''''' 365 Nome, Alaska, in the Year 1900………… 523 sionary's R"ome…………………… 3S Northfield, Christmas ·Tree Pageant at. •…. 857 Tibetan Boys, Missions School Class of.. . ••• 36 Oakdale Railroad Y.M.C.A., Lunch Counter – Prayer·Wheel, Large ……………….. 36 Tokyo Y.W.C.A., At the Andozaka Hostel of ……………………………… 812 – Tennessee, Customary Scene on the Porch of the …………………………… 331 Tracey, C. C., of Turkey ………………. SSI of the Association Building……….. 810 Opium in Peking, Burning $10,000 Worth of 681 Turkey and the War………………….. 923 Oregon, Shoshone Falls of Snake River .••.•• 801 – Five Veteran Missionaries to …………. 881 Palestine, American Friends' Boys' School at Uganda, Heathen Congregation listening to Ram Allah ………………………. 901 the Gospel in ……………………. 599 Peck, E. J ………………………….. 489 – Native Christian Council of a District in •. 603 Peking, Burning $10,000 Worth of Opiu!)1 …. 681 Varies, William, and Members of the Omi Penzotti, Rev. F. G., and American Bible Mission ••..•…••……….•….•…•• 611 Society Colporteurs in South America .• 839 Vinton Memorial Hall, Rangoon, Burma….. 577 Perry, Henry T., of Turkey .•••••..•……• 881 Yates Hall of the Shanghai Baptist College. 575 Y.M.C.A., Bahahatchie Hotel Transformed Phili~gk~~1 I~~~~~~,..~:':"..~.i~I:. !~:~. ~~~.u.s~~i.a.1 582 into a Railroad ……………………. S07 – – Union Hospital at Iloilo ………….. 579 Y. W.C.A., Board of Directors of the Shanghai 335 Philippines, In the Carpenter Shop at SilIi· – Buenos Ayres, Argentine, Cooking Class in man Institute …………………….. 481 the ……………….•..•……•….. 337 – Some of the Jaro Students Celebrating the – Conference, Japan, Bible Class at a …… 339 – in Colombo, Ceylon, Physical Class of the 334 Fourth of July …………………… 525 – Lahore, India, Morse Han of the……. 327 -Tokyo, At the Andozaka Hostel of the . . . . 331 Zapata, General .•……•..•..•…•.••….• 914 AUTHORS PAGE PAGE ABBOTT, JUSTIl"< E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '" 255 BRAIN, BELLE M ….. ' ….• 51, 127, 214, 290, 371, ANDERSON, HERBERT …………………… 30 454, 531, 613, 693, 774, 853, 931 ANDREWS, JESSIE …………………….. 693 BARBOUR, THOMAS S. …………………. 567 BRENT, CHARLES H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 BARTON, JAMES L ……………………… 247 BROWN, ARTHUR JUDSON .•………….• 111, 667 BENNETT, ARTHUR K. …………………. 755 BURTON, JAMES D…………………….. 807 BERLIN, E . . . • . . . . . : ………………•.•.• 379 BUTLER, JOHN W ……………………… 661 CAPEN. SAMUEL B………….. : ……….. 447
PAGE PAGE CHADWICK, W………………………… 208 M'CONAUGHYJ DAVID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 934 MILLIKEN, B. CARTER ………………….. 774 B……………………… CHEW, NG POON ………………………. 585 MILLER, EDVARD WAITE •••••••••••••••••••• 935 COCHRANE, H. 33 MONTGOMERY, GEORGE R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 903 MORRILL, M. T ……………………….. 822 CURTIS, PIERSON……………………… 606 MOTT, JOHN R. …………………….. 81, 167 MYONGO, FRANK L …………………….. 446 D'AuBIGNF;, HENRI Ml<RLE •••••••••••••••••• 593 NASSAU, ROBERT HAMILL ••••.••••.•••••••••• 442 NEWELL, H. B………………….•….•.. 6'3 DAVIDSON, W…………………………. 761 NORVILLE, JOSEPHINE …….. : …………. 746 DONOHUGH, THOS. S…………………… 135 OGDEN, JAMES Coo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 OVENS, W. G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371 DOUGHEItTY, RAYMOND P ••.••.•••••••••••••• 407 PADDOCK, A. ESTELLA ………………….. 327 PATRICK, MARY MILLS …………………. 727 DWIGHT, HENRY' OTIS ••••.•••••••••.••••• , • 50 PECK, E. J……………………………. 487 EDDY, GEORGE SHERwobD ..••••••..•••.•.••. 929 PENZOTTI, F. G ……………………….. 839 ELDER, RODERT F •••.•••••••••••••••••••.••• 833 :PEtta, W. W ………………………… 514 PIERSON, D. Loo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,…….. 99 EllICKSON, C. TELFORD •••••••••••••••••••••• 187 PtTCHER, P. W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 FORSYTH, R. C……………………….. 117 PLATt, WARD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 589 FRANKLIN, JAMES H …………………. 7. 417 PLUNKETT, LORD •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 824 RHODES, F. HERBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 763 GRRDI"E, J. L………………………… 121 RINDGE, FRED H………………………. 215 GIUERT, MRS. F. M ….. 1. 81, 161, 241, 321, 401. ROHOLD, S. Boo ……………………. 283. 887 …………… .481. 561. 641. 721. 801. 880 ROSTAN, FRANCISCO •••••••••••••••••••••••• 592 SAILER, T. H. P •.•..•••••••••••••••.••••••• 776 GOODCHILD. FRANK M ………………….. 368 SARABIA, MANUEL ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 770 GtoYER, DIt. R. R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~Sl 51, I. H ………….•..•.•…….•……•.• 281 GRACEY, L,LLY RwtR…………………. 11 SMITH, ARTHUR H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 SMITH, EDWARD L,NCOLN ••••••••.•••.••••••• 920 GRIFFIS, WM. ELLIOT ………………….. 647 SOWTON, STANLEy •••••••••••..••••••••••••• 374 HALSEY, A. WOODRUFF…………………. 39 SPEER, ROBERT E. ……………………… 433 HAMILTON, MRS. FRANCES S…………….. 909 THOMSON, EDITH ..•••••••••••••••••••••••• 853 THWING, E. WoO……………………… 679 HARUS, AJ.oaCN ..H…………………………………………3.5..7., 685 Tsu, Y. Y……………………….•.•.•• 82S HARTE, 269 UPSON, ARTHUR T ….. 45, 113, 200, 277, 361, 437 VORIES, W,LL,AM M …. oo ………………. 496 HERUCK, GEORGE F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25. 500 WA[NWRIGHT, S. H ……………………. 655 WALKER, F. DEAVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50S HILL, ROBERT .T……………….. '" …… 460 WEATHERHEAD, H. T. C………………… 599 HODGKIN, HENRY T …………………… 423 W,LLIS, J. J…………… '" ………….. 210 HORTON. ROBERT F ……………………. 340 WILSON, SAMUEL G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 739, 915 HowE, JAS. LEWIS ……………………. 110 WOODDY, C. A ……………………….. 813 YOUNG, S. HALL ••••..•••••.•••.•••••••••••• 517 HURREY, CH,l.RLES ·D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272 ZWEMER, SAMUEL M ……….. 175, 364, 497. 733 JENKINSON, CHARLES ••••.••••••••••••••••• 168 JONES; R. C. • •…•..•••••••••••••••••••••• 353 KARPINSKI, LOUIS CoO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 747 KATO, KATSVJI ……………………….. 274 KENNEDY, PHINEAS B………………….. 28 KELSEY, A. EDWARD •••••••••••••••••••••••• 895 KNIGHT, ALBION WoO …………………. 193 KRUIDENIER, J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 445 KUMARAKULASINGHE. KITTlE WOOD ••••••••.• 597 LIlRRIGO, P. H. J……………………… 525 MABIE, HENRY CoO •…••.••.•••••.•.•..•••• 347 MACKENZIE, MINA ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 261· MASON, MRS. L. R…………………….. 186 MAXWELL, C. H.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 125 SUBJECTS¥ PAGE PAGE ABYSSINIA, Menelik of .•.•.••.••.•..•••• 237 Africa. If Only There had Been two Men.. 790 – Swedish Mission in ………………… 874 – Indians in South…………………… 164 Adana since the Massacre •…•…•.••••… 465 _ Transferred, Leipzig Miasion in •••• c••••• ~ 954 AFGHANISTAN, Christian Preacher in •••• 782 -Mass Movement in West. …………•••• 805 —; Opening in ……………………….. 466 — :Missionary Awakening in South…..••..• 313 – More Good News from Elat. …………. 389 AFRICA, Central, Communion in………… 75 -New Church at Fulasi ………………. 790 – – Work for Lepers in ………………. 544 -North, Changes in ………………….. 91 – Continued Power in ………………… 565 .- Promising Mission Field in …….•….•. 873 – East, Bruedergemeinde in……………. 463 – – Masai in ……………………….. 791 – Signs of Dawn in Darkness Ca) J. H. Harris 685 – Events of 1913 in………………….. 2 – Eye to Business in ………………….. 708 – South, Black and White in…………… 389 – – Missionary Awakening in-A Correction 700 – – Moslem Menace in Ca) .5. M. Zwemer .. 733 .. (a) indicates an article over 3 pages in length: the letter (b) a brief article from one to tftree pages in length. AU other subjects indexed are le~ than one page in length. The nuil!ber of tire = + = month when any giv.en article appeared may be found by dividing the numher of the page by 80 II'nd adding 1 to the unit so obtained. For example: page 548. "" 80 6. 1 7 (July).
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PAGE PAGE Afric~, South, Race Distinction in………. 76 Asia Minor, Encounter with Briga/l~ in .••..• e67 – – Christian Activity Amonll Studellts in .• 154 – – Cooperation in Cb) C. H. Maxwell ….. 125 – Results of a Tour in (a) J. H. 'Franklin 7 – Vastl)e~~ of ……………….. • • . • • . . •• 7OS Assam, Siayes set Fr:e in .•. .' •…… :'..•• :: 305 – WaitipS" 25 Years for a Missionary. . . . . . .. 928 AUSTRALIA, Missions on a Motor·bicycle – West, Great Communion at E~t. …….. 791 – – Islam in Lagos …..•……………… 153 in ………………………………. 154 – – L i v e ,/Qr< in …………………… 75 –Long Waiting for the Gospel in …….. 75 – Sky·Pilotess in ••……….•……••..••. 541 – – Mohamm.edanism in (a) R. P. Dougherty 407 Australian Yen's Le.ague ……….. , ….. , .. ~13 – – Recon! Conurmation in……………. 236 – – Stj.Ccl'.ssful Expe,itpent in…………. 153 – Methodist Centenary ………………… 541 Afric~1! Echo of the War in Europe …..•.• 954 – Girl, From an……………………… 74 Austria, Polyglot Population of…………. 866 – King Converted ……..•…………… 85 – King Lays Corner-stone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Automobiles, Gospel ..•……•….•.•••…• 726 – Fastor, Ihiya (b) R. H. Na~~au ………. 442 – Speech, Marvels of. ………………… 312 Awakening in North India……………… 84 – View of the Gospel, F. L. Myol1gp …..• 466 Baalbek Missionary Con~~re~ces…………. ~46 Africans Hl)l'llry for the Word………….. 76 Agricultural Mission for India ……….•••. 547 Babahatchie, Story of (a) J. D. Burton…… 807 Bahaism and the Women Question (~) S. G. ALAS~.f, Cburch Fart!,ell! N'orth ……..•.• 712 Wilson …………•………………. 739 – In the Mining C~mps of Ca) S. E. Young 517 – Missionary Magistr~te in ……………. 626 Balkan Christians stand the test………… 555 – the GTe.t Northern Penillsula………… 486 – Ideas of Religious Liberty. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. 229 ALBANIA and the Present Opportunity, Rise – War, Les~on of the………………… 68 c. of (a) T. Erickson………………. 187 Balkans. After the War in the (b) George F.
– Help Secured for …………………… 474 BaptHiset rFroicrkei~~' Mi's~i~~ 'S~~ie~;: '6~~' H~~d~;d 24 – Hospital Pledged for……………….. 67 – Recent Tour in Cb) Phineas B. Kennedy.. 28 Years in the Work of the American (a) – Suffering in ……………………….. 714 Alcohol, Fight Against …………………. 404 T. S. Barbour •••••••………………• 567 – Uprising against ……………………. 946 – Program .:……-,_…………………. 644 ALGIERS, Typical Moslem Region in… . . .. 873 Baptist Work Among Rumanians ..•••.••••• 947 AMERICA, Foreign Students in ……..•..•. 225 – Italian Protestants in ……….. ~ ….•..•. 553 Baptists' City Campaigos..••………….•.• 726 – Japanese Officials in ………………… 226 Baptists, Challenge to ………………….. 391 – Persian Church in San Francisco …….. 473 – Reorganize, Southern …………………. ~24 – South, New Day in ………………….. 393 – Trend Toward Cpoperation in Home Mis- Barbican Mission to the Jews ………..••.• 394 sions Cb) W. Platt .••.•……………. 589 Beatitudes, Ten Missionary……………. 224 American Bible Society, Progress Made in Beggars, Fraudulent…………………… 464 Four years ………………………. 225 – Bible Society's Agencies, Visit to the ….. , 625 Beilis Trial, Some Observations Growing out – Board Endowment Fund ..• , ………….. 155 – Board in Detroit (b) E. L. Smith …….. 920 of the, and its Influence (a) S. B. – Board's Centenary of Missions in India.. 149 Roliold ……………………… '" 283 – Colleges, Revivals in………………… 472 – Indians, Efforts to help …………….. 884 Berlinj Chair for Missions at the University – Universities and Missions ..•.•……….. 645 of …………………………….. 714 America~s Last Frontier: Its Situation and its – Immorality in …………………….. 795 Appeal (a) C. A. Wooddy …. : ……… 813 Anniversaries of 1914, Missionary……….. S2 Bertillon, Dr., and the Gospel. ………….• 228 Anti·Missionary Publicity……………….. 539 Appeal for their Countrymen, Indian ……… 467 Best Methods, Department of Belle M. Brain Arabia, Signs of Progress in Turkish (a) A. K. 51, 127, 214, 291, 371, 454, 531, 613, 693, Bennett …………………………. 755 Arabian Knights, Some Modern (a) L. C. . 774, 853, 931 Karpinski ……………………….. 747 Btble Among Turkish Moslems .••….•.• ; .• 948 Arabic Lang~",ge, Evangelization of the (a) – Catholics Translating the…………….. 245 S. M. Zwemer …………..•……… 364 Argentina, Ev~nge1izing the Queen Province – fOt· Tibet………………………….. 547 -in Java ………………………….. . (a) R. F. Elder ..•..•.•…………..•. 833 Armenia, Adana since the Massacre……… 465 – in Korea .•..•……………………… 147 Armenian's bequests …….. , ………..•… 552 Armenians, New Status of.., ….. , …….. 707 – in Latin America (b) F. G. Penzotti .. 839 Ashanti. Savage Trophy from…………. 543 -in New Zealand Schools …………….. 875 – Society Centennial, American ………… 945 Bibles in Mexico, Battles and (a) Mrs. F. S.
Hamilton •.••…….•…………….. 909 – in Peculiar Form in Uganda ………… 709 – Maharajah and the …………………. 466 : – – Power of Trtahie~i~~~s·ci;;o·l· ~~d' 'Mi~s'i~~~ ~ ~ ~ 785 Teachers' 62 – Villa and the …………. ., ………… 794 – Work in 1913. H. O. Dwight………… 50 – and the European War………………. 795 -or Gin? …………………………… 313 – Record Year for ……… ;………….. 864 Bohemia, Student Work in ..••………….• 715 Bolivia, Seed-Sowing in ………………… 227 Bolivian Inscription .•….••……………• 862 BOOKS (new) …… 80, 160, 240, 320, 400, 479, ………………… 560, 640: 720, 800, 880, 960 – Africa in Transformation. N. Maclean … 957 – Alaskan Pathfinder. J. T. Faris ………. 558
PAGE :PAGE Books. American Indian on the New Trail. Books. Jesus Christ's Men. C. A. Mason .. 478, 720 T. C. Moffatt. •••••••••••••..•..•..•.•• 959 -Judson the Pioneer. J. M. Hull ………. 478 -Jungle Days. A. Munson ………….. 319 – Among the An-ko-me-nums. T. Crosby …. 559 – Peeper of the Vineyard. C. A. Stanley.. 400 – Ann of Ava. E. D. Hubbard …..•..•.•. 478 – Kingdom in the Pacific. F. H. L. Paton .. 160 – Anti-Alcoholic Movement in Europe. E. – Latin America: Its Rise and Progress.
Gordon ., ………………………… 399 Calderon …………………. _. _.. .. 43 – Asia at the Door. K. K_ Kawakami. _..• , 639 – Benevolent Institutions of United Sfates of – Love Stories of Great Missionaries. B. M. Brain . _………………………… 319 America for 1910 …………………. 400 – Beyond the Panjab. E. F. Neve ………. 638 – Man of Egypt. C. S. Cooper …•…….. 477 – Black and White. L. H. Hammond .••••• 478 -Manual of Missions. C. L. Hq,wland …… 719 – Book of Babies. Mary Entwistle…….. 79 – Master-Builder on the Nile. R. L. Hogg .. 798 – Brigham Young and His Mormon Empire. – Memoirs of Li Hung Chang. W. F. Man- F. J. Cannon and G. L. Knapp ………. 398 nix, Editor ………..•.•••.•••….••• 667 – By the Equator's Snowy Peak. E. M. – Men and Manners of Modern China. J. Crawford •••…… , ••.•..•…••••.•.•. 639 Macgowan ………………………. 42 – Child in the Midst. M. S. Labaree •••••.•• 558 – Children of Labrador.. M. L. Dwight .••.•• 399 – Men who Prayed. H. W. Frost …….•• 959 – China Mission Year Book. D. MacGillivray 239 – Militant Methodism ………………… 320 – China Revolutionized. J. S. Thompson.. 42 – Missionary Obligation. A. E. Garvie ..•••• 878 – Christian Movement in Japan. J. L. Dear- – Missionary Progra~s and Incidents. G.
ing …………………………….. 717 H. Trull '" .•..•..••.•••.. , ••••…•.. 878 – Church in the Wilds. W. B. Grubb .•.••• 477 – Modern Call of Missions. J. S. Dennis.. 39 – Comstock, Anthony, Fighter. C. ·G. Trum- -New Era in Asia. G. S. Eddy ………. 319 -New Guinea. H. Newton …………… 720 bull …………………………… 78 – New Thrills in Old China. C. E. Hawes 44 – Continuation Committee Conferences in – Nippon's Lotus Ponds. M. Klein ..•….. 717 – Not Lawful to Utter. Dan Crawford .•.. 399 Asia, 1912-1913. J. R. Matt .•..•..•.•• 159 – On Old World Highways. T. D. Murphy. 959 – Cross in Japan_ F. E. Hagin_ ………… 957 – Our Opportunity in the West Indies. G. -Dawn in Darkest Africa. J. H. Harris 40, 685 – Education of the Women of India. Minna O'Rorke .. _…. _.. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . … 879 – Our Task in Japan, B. Lucas .•..•..•…. 719 G. Cowan ………………………. 43 – Our World. J. Strong………………. 319 – Educational Missions. J. L. Barton …. ~. 958 – Out of the Abyss .••….•..•………..•. 239 – Essential Missionary Principle. R. Allen 39 – Passing of the Dragon. J. C. Keyte …. 557 – Everlasting Pearl. A. M. Johannsen …… 719 -Pennell of the Afghan Frontier. A.M. – Evolution of a Missionary. C. B. De Pennell ….•.••……•.•.•.•……•.. 477 Forest ….•………………. _…•.. ; 637 – Poland of To·day and Yesterday. N. O. – Father Lacombe. K. Hughes •.•..•.••.•• 958 – Fifty Missionary Heroes Every Boy and Vinter …………………………. 78 – Presbyterian Home Missions in Kentucky. Girl should Know. J. H. Johnston… • .• 78 – Following the Sunrise. H. B. Montgomery 320 I. C. Hunt ……………………….. 879 – From Alien to Citizen. E. A. Steiner ••.• 958 – Presbyterian Medical Missions. A. W. – Glorious Liberty. L. Tucker ..•…..•.•• 879 – Glory of the Pines. W. C. Covert •.••..• 878 Halsey ••……••.•••…….•.••…••• 559 – God Juggernaut and Hinduism in India. – Progressive Philippines. C. W. Briggs ..•. 398 – Recruits for World Conquest. L. R. Scar- J. Zimmerman …………………… 638 – Gods of India. E. O. Martin ..•..•.••••• 878 borough ….. . . .. . • .. .. .. • .. . .. . .. • … 638 – Goodbird, the Indian. G. L. Wilson .••.• 558 – Return of the Lord Jesus. R. A. Torrey.. 879 – Goose Greek Folks. I. G. and F. L. Bush 79 – Russian Empire of To-day and Yesterday. – Great Acceptance. G. Thorne .•…•.. , 640 – Great Embassy. C. McEvoy •……•••••• 400 N. O. Winter ……………………. 160 – Great Heart of Papua. W. P. Nairne •… S59 – Salvage of Men. Agnes L. Palmer .• _. • •. 239 – Silver Chimes in Syria. W. S. Nelson ..•• 879 – Habeeb the Beloved. W. S. Nelson …•••• 718 – Social Aspects of Foreign Missions. W. H. – Hepburn of Japan. W. E. Griffis ….•• 44, 319 -Herbert Stanley Jenkins. R. Glover …… 717 P. Faunce ••.••••…….•..•..•.••.••. 798 – Heroes of the Faith in Modern Italy. J. – Sociological Progress in Mission Lands.
S. Anderson ……………………. 637 E. W. Capen …………………….. 797 – Heroic Bishopric. E_ Stock………….. 399 – South America. James Bryce…………. 43 – Horizon of American Missions. I. N. – Spiritual Conquest of the Rockies. W. N.
McCash ……… __ …… _. . . . .. . . • • .. 78 Sloan ………..•…•••…….•.•••.. 559 – Stewardship Among Baptists. A. L. Vail •• 877 – Holy Land of Asia Minor. F. E. Clark .. 960 – Stories of Missionary Leadership. R. E. – How Eu<ope was Won for Christianity. M. Speer ………………………….. 557 W. Stubbs ..•..•.••..•.•..••..•…••• 637 – Study of the Thlingets of Alaska. L. F.
-Immortal Seven. J. L. Hill … _………. 479 Jones …………………………… 557 – Students and the World-wide Expansion of – I n Red Man's Land. F. E. Leupp …….. 558 – Indian Medical Sketches. C. S. Vines.. 44 Christianity. F. P. Turner .•.•••• : .••• 959 – Investment and Achievement. W. L. King 398 – Tales of the African Wild. F. W. Dodds. 718 – Italian Helper. A. Di Domenica …….. 399 – Thinking Black. Dan Crawford………. 41 – Three Boys. J. Sinclair ……………•• 639
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PAGE . PAGE Books. Through Lands that Were Dark. Celebes, Dytch Mission in ……………… 314 F. H. Hawkins …………………… 719 Ceylon, Notable Baptism in ………..•..•.• 785 – Students Supported a Mission, How…… 548 – Tourist Directory of Christian Work .••• ;. 79 Charities, Nine Hundred l'ages of ……..••• 710 – Two Little Natives in a Peanut Shell. Mrs. ~harts and Posters at N orlhfield .•……• " .• 855 Chicago Hebrew Mission ………………. 316 M. Martin ………………. . . . • .. •• 160 Child Evangelism in Korea ……………… 635 – Uncle Sam. M. S. GiIlow……………. 400 Children, Campaign for Moslem •……..•.• 165 – Up and Down the North Pacific Coast. T. – Great Gift to Moslem ……………….. 315 Crosby …………………………. 559 CHINA, Bookstores for Canton ……..•.•• 953 – When God Came Down to Earth. G. Stroh 639 – Camel Versus Automobile in …………• 144 – Where Animals Talk. R. H. Nassau …… 478 – Campaign, Presbyterian …..•……. e… 63 – Winning Primitive People. Donald Fraser 40 – Changed from Boxer Days………….. 233 – With the Turks in Thrace. E. Ashmead- – Cheering Signs of the Times in. . . . . . . . . .. 632 – Christian Forces in ……………..•…. 467 Bartlett •.•……..••••••••………… 398 – Christian Growth in………………… 82 – Work of Christ. A. G. Goebelein ..•….. 960 – Colonization, A Missionary Method in… .. 146 Borneo, Christian Newspaper in…………. 875 – Educational Fund in……………….. 786 Boston Chinese Christian Workers ………. , 316 – Events of 1913 in………………….. 2 – Union Rescue Mission of …….•…….. 710 – First Christian 'Daily in .•……………. 468 Boston's 11:issionary May Festival. Mary – Form of Cooperation in ……………… 233 – Fruit of Missionary Toil in………….. 703 Preston …………………………. 127 – Great Gifts for Educational Work in .. 233, 549 Boy, A Chance for your ………………. 955 – How the Gospel Entered Haitang …….• 468 – Scouts in Syria ……………………. 546 – How the Gospels Transform…………. 72 Brahmin Priest, "Twice-Born" …… _…… _ 383 – Inland Mission, New Head for………. 946 Brazil, Papacy in…………………….. 66 -Idol Burning in yunnan ……………… 468 Brazilian Pastorate …………………… 627 – Idol·Worship stiII Abounds …………… 787 British Empire, Heathenism in the …….•••. 795 – Inquirers in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . 13 – Missionary Cooperation ……… __ . . . . . .. 794 – International Institute in ……………. 538 Bruedergemeinde in East Africa ……….•. 463 – Leading in Christian Union………….. 306 – Millions to Receive the Gospel in ..•…… 548 BUDDHISM in Japan ………………… 702 – Mission to Ricksha Coolies………….. 786 – Sects of …………………………. 308 – Moral and Social Reform in (a) E. W. Buddhist and Christian Sects in Japan.. • . . • •. 147 – Imitation of the Christian Associations ..•. 725 Thwing •••••.•….•..•..••••………. 679 – MonasteryJ Mission in a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 548 – Moslem Population in……………….. 145 – Priest in Trouble …………………… 469 -Multiplication of Girls' Schools in ….. ",' 633 – Priest Wanted, What the (b) K. W. Kum· – Official Support for Missionary Work in .• 385 – Old and New……………………… 12 arakulasinghe ………….. ". . .. .. • … 597 – Open Door in…………………….. 306 Buddhists adopting Christian Hymns ……… 151 – Optimism in West. …………………. 869 – in Despair ••……•.••.•.••••…..••..• 145 – Overturnings in ……•…………….. 96 Bulgaria, Revival in …………………… 866 – Pillars of Islam in (a) F. H. Rhodes….. 762 Bulgarian Congress, Evangelical. ………… 158 – Plea for Methodist Union in ……..•••.• 869 Bulletin Boards ..•….•…….•………. 56 – Population of …………………….. 632 – Preaching the UPoreign Doctrine" ……. 634 BURMA, Events of 1913 In …………. ;.. 2 – Presbyterians in • • . . • • • . • . . . • . . • . • . . • .• 704 -Judson's Day and Ours in ……………. 305 – Prospects of Christianity in (a) Y. Y. TSll 825 – Judson Centennial in (b) F. M. Goodchild 368 – Present and Prospective. H. B. Cochrane 33 – Religion and Politics in …………….. 869 -Tower of Peace in ………………….. 232 – Religious Changes in (b) G. S. Eddy .•.• 929 Burma's Christianization, Judson's Contribu~ – Religious Confusion in (b) Ng Poon Chew 585 – Result of a Medical Journey in ……….. 870 tion to (a) H. C. Mabie ……………. 347 – Revivals in …………. , ……………. 724 Business Man's View of Missions …•……. 396 – Roman Catholics in ………………..• 704 Butler, Sketch of Mrs. William, Missionary to – Sherwood Eddy in…………………. !lSi – Situation in (b) P. W. Pitcher………… 37 India and Mexico (a) Lilly Rider Gracey 17 – South, Famine in ..•…..•……….•..• 952 Cairo, Christian University for Moslems in …. 388 – State Religion for (a) A. H. Smith …..• 106 Calcutta, Ignorant Opposition in………… 70 – State Religion Opposed in…………… 144 Campaign, Opening the Fall ………….••. 693 – Sunday Observance in……………… 469 – Temple Trades Decline in…… . . . . . . • . •. 146 CANADA, Church Union in ……………. 392 – $10,000 Opportunity in……………… 82 -Home Missions Conference…………… 392 – Three Hundred Days of Evangelism ……. 549 – Laymen's Movement k ………………. 156 – Tiger and the Beggar Boy (b) W. W. Peter 514 – New Secretaries in…………………. 317 – Tobacco Trust in. '" ……….•………. 145 -Religious Census of………………… 712 – Union Movement in………………… 71 Canadian Church, Missionary Giving of a…. 65 – What May Come to Pass in ………….. 870 Canton Christian College ….•.••.••••.•..••. 307 Ca(>e Colony, German Union in ………….. 646 Capen, Samuel B., Sketch of the Life and Work of (a) J. L. narton …………… 247 Carlton, Marcus B.) Missionary, decorated…. 548 Carnegie, Andrew, Peace Fund . . . . . . . • . . • . . 316 Caucasian Provinces ……………•……. 630
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PAGE • PAGE China. Women's Conference in We~psi~p…. 72 Cost of Sup~rlil1ities………………….. 7~2 China's Famines, Prevention of …….•..•.• 7~6 – New Conditions ……………•……… 951 Council, Indian Missionary……………… 466 – President ..••…………..••…….•.. ~~5 – State Religion …………………….. lQ5 Cuha, EpiscQP.a1 Church Mis,ioD in (a) A. W. Chinese and Japanese in United St"tes, Wor)<: KJl~ht ………………………….. 193 for .•….•••……..•…..••••••…… 863 – Board of Mission…………………… 806 – National Sunday·school Conventiol). in .•… 157 – Break with Idols …………………… 632 – Christian Workers in Boston .••.•.•…••.. 316 – Protestantism in……………………. 79~ – Church and "Status of Women ……•….. 703 – Church to be Knowll Qllly as Cl!ristian…. 72 – Spanish Colporteur in. .. . . . . . . .. • . • . . …. 227 – Convert, Notable …………………… 549 – Gifts to Missions…………………… 703 Cultured Missionary Scholar, James S. DCR-Ili•. – Inquirers, Enlistini …………..•…… 307 – Language SChool ………………….. 144 (b) R. E. Speer ……………………. 433 – Official's Bequest to Missions………… 72 – President's Sons …………………… 234 Curios, New Ways to U~e., …………….. 53.6 – Proverbs …………………………. ~46 – Republic, Population of the………….. 306 Crawford, Dan, in Fiji ………. , ………. 955 – Republic, Unrest in the ……………… 482 – Scholar Comes int() the Light…………. 787 Czar and the Jews …………………… 942 – Student Volunteers I. H. Si. •…..•…•.. 281 – Valtjation of Christian Education ……… 468 Dancing Girl Curse in Indii'…………….. 70 – View of ForoilPlers…………………. 684 – View of the Prospects of Christianity in Deaf and Du",b, W ark for India'…. . . . • • . •• 783 China (a) Y. Y. Tsu ………………. 825 Deaf·Mute Missions, Value of. …………..• 793 Christ, The Living…………………….. S38 Christian Alliance Proll"ress……………. 711 DEA'rHS. – Endeavor •.•••..•…………………. 315 – Arnot of Africa, F. S……•……•.•… " 556 – – Mission Study ………………….. 778 – Bailie, Dr. Peter ………..•………… 716 – Layman with Power, Samuel l3. Capen. J. ~ Bernstein, Rev. Aaron …•..•••••••••••• 943 – Capen, Samuel B., of Boston. . . . . . . . . • . . •. 238 L. Barton ………………………. 247 – Chalfant, Rev. Frank H., of China …•… 397 – Daniels, Dr. C. H., of Boston …•…..•• 876 – Message to MohallllDelians (a) G. F. Herrick 5 – Dennis, Dr. James S., of New york …… 397 Christianity i. Doing for the World, What (a) – Diack, J. H ………………………… 716 S. B. Capen ……………………… 447 – Ginsburg, D. C….. .. . .. • • • . • . .. • .. • • . . •• 943 Christmas for Filipino Lepers …………•.• 954 – Haskell. Rev. Henry C., of Bulgaria •.•.• 476 – Tree, Magic ……………………….. 857 – Hazen; Rev. Hervey Crosby, of India …… 796 – – Old Colony'. Midsummer………….. 375 Church Army, English ………………… 66 – Judson, Dr. Edward, of New york ••••.•• 9$J> :;- Missionary Society …………………. 394 – Marsh, George D., ()f Turkey. • • • • . • • • . . . .. 318 . Clifton Springs Conference ……..•……… 391 – Michaelis, Mo,ris ………………….. 943 Clues to the Contents. Mrs. F. M. Gilbert, 1, 81, -Noyes, Dr. Henry V., of China ………. 397 – of Missionaries to Jews……………… ';143 161, 241, 321, 401, 481, 561, 641, 721, 801, 881 – Ogaw~, Rev. Yoshiyasu ……………….69 – – Way to Use …………………….. 537 – Owen, Rev. Geofie, of Cltina ……••….. 476 Color Line, No………………………. 76 – Penick, Bishop, of Africa .•…..••.•…… 476 Conference, Missionary Workers'………… 693 – South American Leaders' …………….. 803 – Robertson, Rey. H. A., ()f Errowanga …… 1i36 Conferences for Teachers, Missionary … , …. 646 – Scudder, Mrs. Jared W ……………….. 158 – Important World, during 1913………… 1 – Strong of Boston, Dr. E. E …………… 397 Confucianism and the Republic ………… 384 – Tidrick, Ralph W ……………………. 462 Congregation~1 Missionary Policy ………… 154 – Tucker, Bishop, of Uganda ••.•••..•.••..•. 716 Constantinople College and the Women of the – Williams, Bishop, of Tinnevelly ………. 956 N ear East (a) M. M. Patrick……….. 727 Decaying Churches of France (b) H. ¥. – United Evangelism in……………….. 565 – Y.M.C.A. ……………………… 68, 546 D'Aubigne ………………………. 593 Continental Missionary Statistics …………. 379 Delegate's Report. R. T. Hill. ……••••…• 460 Contiriuation Committee of the World Mission.. Dennis, James S. (a) R. E. Speer ………. 433 Detroit, American Board in (b) E. L. Smith 920 ary Conference, Meeting of the (b) A. Drink Curse, Stamping out the …………. 867 DuM, Rev. John L. …………………… 628 J. Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Duncan, William, of Metlakahtla……….. 226 – – Progress of the…………………. 81 Dutch Mission in Celebes …•…………… 314 Contribution to Christian Missions (a) T. S. Eddy, Sherwood, in China ………….. 929, 951 Education, Chinese Valuation of Christian .•• 468 Barliour ………………………… 567 – for Girls in Turkey…………………. 564 Cooperation in Madagascar (a) H. T. Hodgkin 423 – Japanese Eagerness for………………. 234 – in South Africa (b) C. H. Maxwell ……. 125 Educational System in the Philippines, Place – Interdenominational ..•……. " . . . . . . .. 61 Coptic Church in Egypt. ………………. 872 of Religion in the (a) P. H. J. Lerrigo .• 525 _ Tendencies in Japan………………… 83 – Work in China, Great Gifts for …… 233, 549 EGYPT, Aw~kening on the Nile ..•.••….• 566 – Coptic Church in…………………… 872 – Ideal Evangelizing Agency in …………. 311 – Material Progress in………………… 74 – Recent Progress in (b) J. Krllidenier …… ~45 – Thanksgiving on the Nile…… . . . . . . . . . .. 236 Elat, Great Communion at ..•……….•…• 791 -~fore Good News from ……………….. 389
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PAGE PAGE England, Moslem Mission to …………….. 474 Gifts of 1913, Charitable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 Enlisting the Young for Work………….. 66 Episcopal Church Mission in Cuba (a) A. W. – to Charity and Philanthropy………….. 552 Knight •……..•.•……………….. 193 – ,to Missions, British ………………….. 473 – – Ro';"'n Priests in the………. . . . . . . .. 625 Eskimo, Canadian ……………………. 864 – to Missions, Chinese ………………. '" 703 Eskimos 'Of the Frozen North (a) E. J. Peck .. 487 Gin, l3ibles or ……………………….. 312 Give to Missions Weekly. Why ………….. 61 Giving a Tenth ……………………….. 621 EUROPE, Events of 1913 in ….•. ,……… 1 – All Profits for God………………… 392 – Protestantism in ••..•………………. 66 – Students of Southeastern…………….. 622 – Invalid's Work for Missions ……….•••• 315 European Conflict…………………….. 643 – Royalty and Missions………………… 157 – of a Canadian Church, Missionary…. . . . • • 6S Evangelization of the Arabic Language. (a) – Why Give to Missions Weekly……….. 61 S. M. Zwemer …………………….. 364 Events of 1913……………………….. 1 Glasgow, What a Census Revealed in……. 228 Facts for Christians at Home, Three Missionary 513 Grass Maps on the Lawn ……………….• 373 Fakir and a Black Band……………….. 784 Famine in Japan …. '" ……………. , ••.. 470 Greece and Servia, Religious Liberty in …..• 475 – in South China …………………….. 952 Famines, Prevention of China's………•…• 786 – Protestants in …………………….. 395 Federal Council of Churches, Work of the… 156 Federated Missions in Japan .•………..•.. 325 Greene, Daniel Crosby, Glimpses of the Life Feet.washing in India ………………….. 706 Field·Marshals on Foreign Missions………. 713 and Work of (a) W. E. Griffis ………. 647 Fiji, Dan Crawford in •….•••……•.•..•• 955 – Church in…………………………. 86 GGuulaitcekm, aSlai,dnSeoymeLR..e.s.u.l.ts..i.n…………………..•…•…..•. 402 – Gospel Outlook in………………….. 543 393 Filipino Chapel at Campus Gate…………. 712 – Lepers, Christmas for ……………….. 954 Hague, Missionary Experts at The (b) A. J. Filipinos, Good Word for the …………… 955 Brown ………………………….. 111 – Prime Need of the (a) P. H. J. Lerrigo ..• 525 Hainan, Good News from ……………….. 307 Fire-Crackers, Missionary ……………… 537 Foreign Students in America ………….. 225 HAWAII, Christian Endeavor in ….•..•..•• 154 Foreigners in America ………….. …….~ – "Go to Church" in ………………. 554, 863 – – – Friendly Hand to. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . . . .. 944 – Great Church in……………………. 393 Formosa, Unreached Aborigines of ………• 790 Heart of Africa Mission …………..•….. 463 Heathenism. Cruelty of………………… 312 FRANCE, Awakening in……. 563 Hebrew Advance in Palestine … ~ ~ . . • . . . . . .. 464 – Christian Alliance ……………..••.•• 941 – Coming Back to religion …………….. 555 – Language in Palestine………………. 388 – Mission, Chicago …………………… 316 – Decaying Churches of (b) H. M. D'Aubigne 593 Hindu Alarm at the Mass Movements…… .. 382 – Device against Christians ….•……..•• 949 – Evangelical Progress in……………… 5 – Questions which Trouble ……………… 304 Hindus, Humanitarianism among . . . . . . . . . . . . . 706 – Moral Decline in…………………… 67 Holland, Missionary Interest in …………. 158 Holy Land, Conquest of the (a) A. E. Kelsey 895 ~ Spiritual Life in… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• 246 Home Mission Board, Changes in Presby- French Soldiers, Work among…………. 946 terian …………………•……. 623, 725 — Work …………………………. 944 French Tract, Story of a……………… 395 – – Effort, United ………………….. 244 – – Institutes ……………………..•• 552 Frontier, America's Last (a) C. A. Wooddy .. 813 – – Trend toward Cooperation in (b) W.
Fulness of Time in the Moslem World (a) S. Platt ……………•••••..•…•…… 589 – Missionary Statistics ………………. 243 M. Zwemer …………•…………•• 175 – Missions Conference, Canada ………..•• 392 Honan, Appeal from ……………..•….. 870 Gaboon, Heard the Gospel by Accident…… 389 Hudson, George, Missionary Hero •….•….. "75 Ibiya, West African Pastor (b) R. H. Nassau 442 Gambling in Siam. Suppressing………….. 467 Idol·Worship still abounds in China …..••••• 787 Immediacy ……..••.•..•..••..••.•.••.••• 60S German Etnperor's Gift to Missions .. …… .. 229 Immigrant, What can we do for the. F. H.
– Gift to American Missions …………… 475 Rindge …………………………. 215 Immigrants as Missionaries …………….. 793 – Medical Missions …………………… 714 ~ Christian Welcome to ………………… 391 – Individual Work for the. l3elle III. Brain 214 – UNational" Gift for Missions …………. 229 Immigration, Campaign on ……………… 698 – Professor of Missions ……………….. 714 – Reformed Church, Report of the….. . . . .. 624 – Scholar as Missionary…….. . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 – Uniou in Cape Colony ………………. 646 INDIA, A. D. 1913…………………….. 30 GERMANY, Chair for Missions at the Uni- – America's Costly Gift ·to ……•……..••• 869 versity of l3erlin ………………….. 714 – Answered Prayer in………………… 232 – Gift, Mrs. Jessup's ………………….. 709 – Religious Census of. ……………….. 228 -Awakening in North ………………… M – to American Missions, German……….. 475 – Two Successful Jewish Missions in…… 943 -Changed Attitude of Moslems in………. 85 Gifts and Deficits, Missionary………….. 621 – Million Dollars for Missions ………….. 225 – Baptism of a Parsi Convert in ………… 150 – Call of the Crisis in (b) A. C. Harte ….. 269 – Centenary of Missions in …. . 149 – Christian Ideals in ……… . 705
PAGE PAGE India. Christianity and the Census in ••.••.• 303 Island World and Arctic Lands, Events of 1913 – Christward Mass·Movements In (b) T. S. in the…………………………… 2 D~nohugh •••……..•. . . . . . • . . . • • .. 135 – Colporteur's Perseverance in…………. 547 Islander's Church Costume.. . .. . . … …. .. . •• '17 – Conference of Village Mayors in………. 241 – Converted by Bible·reading in……….. 304 It Couldn't be Done-So he did it CPoem) .• 908 – Dancing Girl Curse in………………. 70 – Devotee Rolling 350 Miles in …………. 705 Italian Protestants in America ….. ~ . . . . . . . •. 553 – Events of 1913 in………………….. 2 – Feet-washing in ………….. _…. __ . . . .. 706 Italians, Mission Work for ……………..• '193 – First-Fruits of the Katkaris ………….•. 783 Italy and the Waldensian. F. Rostan ……. '. 592 – Fruit after Long Waiting in ……….. _… 150 – Further Signs of Life in……….••.•.. _ 84 – Church and State in …………………• 230 – Future Women of …………….. _. __ .. 303 JAPAN. Anglican Mission to Lepers in. _…• 871 – Great Joy in Christianity ……….•…… 630 – Great Methodist Gains in ……………. 784 – Appeal for Christian Statesmanship …….• 469 – Growth of Christianity in …………. _… 547 – Awakening in………………………. 2 – Loom as a Missionary Agency in ……… 706 – Buddhist and Christian Sects in ……….• 147 – Lowering the Flag of Paganism………. 632 – Mass Movements and Per~ecution in ..•… 465 – Calamities in ……. .- …………•.. a ••• 235 – Mass Movements in …•••…. _……..•. _ 241 – Missionary Survey of. .. , ….. ,…..•.. , ..• 151 – Case Against …•…………………… 235 – Missions have Cost. What…………… .. 69 – More as to Mass Movements in …..•…… 231 – Changes in 40 Years in ……………… 385 – National Missionary Council for ………. 325 – Ominous Conditions in………………. 231 – Charges Against …… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 308 – One Hundred Years Ago and Mow (a) J. – Christian Ambassador from ………….•. 393 – 4'l Christian Traitor" in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 701 E. Abbott ……………………….. 255 – One Man Wins Hundreds in ………….. 383 – Church Attendance in Tokyo ………….. 234 – One Text Evangelism in ……………… 150 – Ongole Mission Growth… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 783 – Church for Chinese Students in… . . . . . . .. 148 – Open Door for .Untouchables in .•……… 631 – Open School Doors in …………….. _.. 706 – Consecrated Life in ………………… 953 – Opportunity in …….. _. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. 484 – Praying and Working in ……… _…… " 805 – Daniel Crosby Greene-1ifissionary States- – Progress in the Panjab ………………. 631 – Saving the Boys and Girls of (a) Mina man of <a) W. E. Griffis ………….. 647 Mackenzie …………………… …. 261 – Death of the First Protestant Elder in ….• 469 – Saving the Children of Robbers in…….. 705 – Suttee up to Date………………….. 949 – Eager for Improvement in …………..•• 550 – Testimony from ………… _……….. _ 69 – Transformation Wrought in …..•..•••• 69 – Educational Tendencies in ….. , .. , . . . . . . . • 83 – Unique Missionary Institution in ………. 784 – Envoy from the Churches of ………… _. '188 – "Watchful Waiting" in ………………. 705 – What Christians Suffer in…… . . . . . . . . .. 383 – Evangelistic Campaign in ……………•• 406 – Women and Caste in ………………… 324 – Wonderful Spectacle in……………… 784 – Events of 1913 in……………. …….. 2 – Wonderful Transformation in ……. _. . . . . 92 Indian Missionary Council ……………… 466 – }"'amine in …•…………………….• 470 – Students, Call to…………………… 64 – Uprising in Natal. …. _…………… _…. 237 – Federated Missions in ……………….. 325 – What the Gospel did for an …………… 626 – Gospel Power in……………………. 73 Indians Appeal for their Countrymen …….. 467 .- Betterment of American …………….. ISf, – Great School for Women in………….. '188 – Efforts to help …………………….. 884 – in South Africa……………………. 164 – in the New. Old …………………….• 550 – Missions to •………………………. _ 793 India's Deaf and 'Dumb, Work for ………. 783 – Moving Mountains in Ca) Pierson Curtis .. 606 International Institute in China. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 538 Interc.ession and Information-two Essentials. — Newspaper Evangelism in …………….• 309 D. M'Conaughy ………………….. 934 – Open-mindedness in ……………….•• 95 Invalid's Work for Missions … , …………. 315 Ireland. Religious Crisis in. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 564 – Plans to Evangelize…………………. 644 Islam in China. Pillars of (a) F. H. Rhodes .. 763 – Christendom United Against. _. __ • __ . _.•• 948 – Religious Divisions in……………….. 234 – Turning to the Lord .••…..•…….••..•. 629 – Remarkable Incident in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 73 – Revival Campaign in…………… , ….• 953 – Special ,Call for …………………….. '101 – Special Commission on …………. ,….. 635 -.- Training Sunday-school Leaders in …….. 634 -Unfinished Task in (a) H. B. Newell …… 673 – White Harvest Fields in…" …… , 83 Japanese Worker, Specimen …………….• 308 – Eagerness for Education ……………… 234 – Evangelistic Campaign (a) S. H. Wain· wright …………………………. _ 655 – in Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• 483 – in Rescue Mission Work……………… 634 – in Sunday-school, Eminent ……………• 634 – Officials in America…………………. 226 – Prayer for a Church in Korea ………..• 386 – Report of Religion in Korea ………….• 387 – Rule, Better Side of. ……………….. 470 – Students, Chris,tianizing (b) KatsLlji Kato .• 274 – Studying Religion ………………….. 9 – Preaching Islam to the. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• 147 – Woman, Notable …………………… 701 – Women Rising …………………….. 309 – Women's Board of Missions ………….. 470 Japan's Interesting Premier ……………… 788 -Mission to the West ………………… H8 Java, Moslem Activity in……………….. 77 – Bible in …………………………. 955 PAGE PAGE Jerusalem. Social Survey of……. •• . • • . • . .• 701 Korea. WheTe the Gospel is News ……..•. 148 Jesup Mrs., Gift of……………………. 709 Korean Christianity …………….. , …. . 789 Jew, Christian and the (a) S. B. Rohold …… 283 – Church, Changes in the ……………. .. 701 Jewish "Conversion Epidemic" ………….. 881 –' Foreign Missionary Work . . • . . . . . . • • • . . . • 471 – Statistics •..•….•…..••••….•……•. 397 – Revival Continues …………………. . 73 Jews, Barbican Mission to the……. . . . . . • .• 394 – Students Accepting Christ …… , …..•• , …• 702 – a failure, Are missions to the (a) S. B. – Women to the Fore………………… . 387. Korea's Unrest •..•…•.•…•…•..•.•••••• 73 Rohold .••………………………• 887 -Awakening ……………………… .. 94 – Affected by the War ……………..•• 942 Laborers together with God (Poem), Lord '- barred from Palestine ……………….• 949 – "Christian Synagog" for ………..•..• , •• 473 Plunkett .,………………………. 824 – Czar and the ..•.••……..•……….•• 942 Lace, Missions and (Poem) W. M. Vories .•.• 496 – Outlook for Missions to .•…………..• 942 Lahore, Woman's Club in ……………… 383 Lambuth's Prayer Answered! Bishop.•..••••• 627 – Presbyterian Missions to…………….. 942 Languages, Oddities of Oriental .• ; . • • .• • .• •• • 70 Laos, Robbers Converted by a Tract in…… 232 – Successful Work Among Canadian ……… 711 – Time to favor Zion …………………• 561 LATIN AMERICA, Bible in (b) F. G. Pen· Judson Centennial in Burma. (b) F. M. zotti •.••.•.•………•……..••••.• , 839 Goodchild ……………………….. 368 – – Events of 1913, in……………….. 1 Judaism and Christian Missions, Study of Latin·American Students, Challenge of (b) C.
Official (a) S. B. Rohold ………….. 887 D. Hurrey ……………………… 272 – Contribution to Burma's Christianization. Lawyer's Prayer for Unselfishness ..•..•. , .• 524 Laymen, New Leader of……………….. 792 (a) H. C. Mabie ………………….. 347 Laymen's Missionary Conference .••.•••••••. 862 – Day and Ours in Burma ………..•….•. 305 – Movement in Canada ……..•… '" .•…. 156 – Dictionary, New Edition of. ….. _ …….. 631 Leadership, Qualifications for. T. H. P. Sailer 776 Kalgan Burned by Troops.. • . . . . . . . . . . . .. … 633 Leipzig Mission in Africa Transferred …… 954 Kamerun, Progress in ……………….. 75, 236 Leper Cure in the PIi'ilippines…………… 875 Kansas City, Student Volunteer Convention in. – Girl in Canton, Un Ho, Mrs. L. R. Mason .. 186 Lepers, Another Massacre of……. . . . . . . . .. 787 (a) D. L. Pierson………………… 99 – Chapel Needed for Louisiana ………… 944 Katkaris, First Fruits of the ……………. 783 – Christmas for Filipino……………… 954 Khama, Visit to King. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . … 544 – Gifts for Missions in Siam ……………. 149 Kikuyu, Classes Among the ……………•• 237 – in Central Africa, Work for. …. " ……. 544 – Conference and Controversy ………….. 161 – i n Japan, Anglican Mission to …………. 871 ~ Controversy, Outlook in the ………….. 321 – i n Siam, Work for ………………….. 381 – Missionary Conference (a) ………….. 208 – in the United States …….. : ………… 864 -Mission to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 556, 715 —Proposed Scheme of Federation. J. J. Li Hung Chang, Self·Revelation of (a) A. J.
Willis ………………………….. 210 Brown •..••……………………… 667 – – – How it arose and what it did. W. Lion kills a Missionary………………… 462 Liquor Curse in Russia ……•………….. 622 Chadwick ………. :……………… 208 – Problem in the Kongo ……………….. ' 462 – Virgin's Statue in …………………. , 463 Literature, Lure of Recent Missionary (a) Kings, Obeying Two ..••……………….. 318 Kinnaird College …………….•……… 785 A. V. Halsey……………………. 39 Kabe, Methodist School in ……………… 871 "Living Links," Work of the ………••…• 624 Livingstonia, Church Union in. . . . . . . • . . . • . .• 544 KONGO, Advance on the Upper ………… 312 Livingston's Descendants for Livingstonia …. 463 Locomotive as a Missionary…………….. 462 – Girl Problem in the …………………• 543 Los Angeles Bible Institute ………….••… 392 "Los Von Rom" Movements ………….•.• 796 – Liquor Problem in the………………. 462 London Jews' Society ………………….. 394 ~ Missionary Training Institute in ………. 317 – New Mission on the …………………. 311 ~ Young Women, For ……….. _………. 622 Lutherans, German, in Persia ………..•…. 782 – Region, From the………… 873 MADAGASCAR, Christian Teaching in ….. . 76 – Situation in the (see Africa) …………• 953 – Cooperation in (a) H. T. Hodgkin …….. . 423 – Events of 1913 in …………………. . 2 – Southern Presbyterian Church in the ….. 628 – Unity in………………………….. 313 – Villagers Wait for Teachers …………• 485 Magazines, Missions in the September…….. 799 Koran, Popular Edition of the ………….. 405 – Noteworthy Articles in October ……….. 879 Maharajah and the Bible ………………. A66 KOREA, Association Movement in ………. 551 Making of a Nation, Albania and the Present – Bible in …………………………. 147 – Child Evangelism in ……………….. _ 635 Opportunity. (a) C. T. Erickson…….. 187 – Christianity in ……………………… 871 – Christianity to Date in ………………. 235 Manchester, Rev. Herbert S …………….• 627 – Events of 1913 in………………….. 2 Manchuria, Missionaries Robbed in (st!e -Japanese in ………………………. 483 – Japanese Prayer for a Church in ……… 386 China) …………………………. 952 – Japanese Report of Religion in ……….. 387 – Modernizing …•.•……. :………….. 702 – Progress in ………………………. 552 – Progress in Pyeng yang…………….. 789 – Remodeling ………………………. 551 – Then and Now…………………….. 309 -Trial and Triumph in, J. L. Gerdine …… 120 – What a Student Y. M. C. A. can Report in 872 PAGE PAGE Manchuria, Scenes in………………….. 97 Morri., Philanthropic Schools of Palermo .••. 861 Map Trips Around the World……. . • . • . . • • S4 MOSLEM as a Missionary …………….. 311 Mandalay, Message from …………..•..•• 950 – Children, Campaign for ….•……•••.. '" 165 Marsden Centenary ..•………………..• 874 – Children, Great Gift to ……………… 315 Marshall Islands •…….•…………….. 77 – Converts, Death for …………………. 231 Mass Movement in West Africa …………. 805 – Hearts Touched in Persia…………… 310 – Movements and Persecution in India .. 241, 465 -Lands, Events of 1913 in….. ……….. 1 –Hindu Alarm at the ………………. 382 – Menace in South Africa Ca) S. M. Zwemer 733 – – in India, Christward Ch) T. S. Donohugh 135 – Mission to England ..•………………. 474 Mecca, Pilgrims to ……………………. 781 – PopUlation in China ………………… 145 Medical Journey in China, Result of a. . . . . . .. 870 – Region in Algiers, Typical. ………….•. 873 – Missionaries' Conference …………….. 716 – Report on Missions ………………… 309 – Missions, German ………………….. 714 – School for Girls …•..•…………….•. 304 – Wedge in Syria, Potent……………… 152 – Sheikh, Remarkable Reminiscences of a Meetings. Plans and Programs for Missionary 531 Converted. Cal A. T. Upson …. 45, 113, Men and Money for Missions, How to Secure ……………………. 200, 277, 361, 437 (bl J. R. Mott. …………………… 167 – Son's Testimony in Persia … , ……… '" 310 Men's League, Australian ……………… , 313 – Statistics, Recent •..•..•…..•………. 629 Menelik of Abyssinia ……..•………….. 237 – Views of Prayer……………………. 387 Merchants' Opinion of Missions …………. 472 – World, Fulness of Time in the <a) S. M.
Mesopotamia, Future of Cal A. K. Bennett.. 755 Zwemer …………………………. 175 Message of' Life. Josephine Norville …….. 746 Moslems and Christian Unity ..•…….. , ..•. 163 Messengers-Angels and Men …………… 174 – and Christianity .•….•…………….. 545 Methodist Centenary, Australian …………. 541 – Christian University for …………….•• 388 – College at Rome …………………… 395 – Fearless Dealings with ………………. 868 -Magic in Russia …………………… 623 – Great Host of…………….. . . . . . . . . .. 230 – Missionary Funds …………..•……. 63 – in India, Changed Attitude of. . . . . . . . . . • . • 85 – – Growth, Century of ……………… 157 – in Mission Schools ………………….. 230 — Protestant and the United Brethren churches _ Moral Laxity among………………… 465 to onite ………………………… 553 – Successful Work among ……………..• 708 – School in Kobe ……………………. 871 – World·wide Inlerest in …………….•.. 322 Metropolitan Tabernacle and its Missions…. 554 Mother of Two Missions-Mrs. William Butler Mexican Bible·Class, Results of a……….. 712 – West Coast, Religious Condition of the. (al (0) Lilly Rider Gracey…………….. 17 Molion Pictures and Missions………….. 886 C. Jenkinson …………………….. 169 Matt, John R., in Europe ……………..•. 88.? MEXICO, After the Revolution in (a) J. W. – – – t o Visit the Near East ………….. 709 Moving Mountains in Japan Ca) Pierson Curtis 606 Butler …………………………… 661 Natal, Indian Uprising In …………. ' .. '" 237 – Battles and Bibles in (a) Mrs. F. S. Needs, Two Imperative Missionary ……..•.. 302 Hamilton ……………………….. 909 Negro Achievement, Notable ……………• 626 – Demand Rib1es Revolutionists in ………• 393 – Leadership ..•..••.••..•…….•…….• 4Bl – Forward Step in ……………………• 641 New England. United Campaign for ……… 726 – Gospel Work Goes on in …………….. 227 ~ Missionary Program for ……………… 317 NEW HEBRIDES Catastrophe ………… 238 – Missionary Situation in ……………..• 299 – – Chief's Conversion in …………….. 713 – Outlook in ……………………….. 883 – – Evangelized Islands ……………… 77 – Romanism restricted in……. .. . . . . . . . . .. 722 – – Perils in the ..•……………….. , .. 876 – – Sad Conditions in the. (b) J. H. Harris 357 =- Statistics of Protestant Missions in …….. 661 §¥L~e fi:~trf:~ig~fnD~~~~~;" i~: ~ :::::::::: ~g~ ·NEW YORK:.Nine Hundred Pages of Chari· ties ……….•………………….. 710 Mexico's Long Struggle for Freedom (bl M. Sarabia …………………………. 770 – – Settlement Work in………………. 226 New York's Great Achievement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Meyer. Fund, Louis…………………… 59 – – Non·Churchgoers ………………… 625 Michigan Mission In Arabia, University of == :::::::::::::::: m . Cal L. C. Karpinski. ………………. 747 MIdsummer Missionarv Festival S. Sowton .. 374 Mid·week Missionary 'Meeting of the Ch''''ch 931 NEW ZEALAND Centennial. ………….. 541 Wctr;~~~ £t~~e~;,~~. ~~ T m Mini{}g Camps of Alaska, In the (al S. Hall Ni~eria, Mass Movement in …………….. 242 Ni e, Awakening on the……………….. 566 Missio~u'i!aIC Th~' (p~~;";i LHa'';'~:::::: – Mission Press, Egypt……….. .. . . . . . . .. 543 – Study Class ………………………. 774 —Printed Page and the (a) S. M. Zwerner ………………………..• 364 – – at the Mid-week Meeting…………. 937 Missionary Message the Only Cure ……….. 540 North America, Events of 1913, in……….. 1 –0 Teat Progressive …………………… 695 North, Dr. F. M., to Visit the Orient …….. 792 – Training Institute, London ……………. 317 Northfield, Charts and Posters at ………••• 855 -Were I an old ……………………… 556 Norway Foreign Missions ………………. 622 – Wonderful ………………•………. 379 Nurses, Need of Missionary…. . ……… 621 Missions Forging to the Front………….. 715 Okuma, Count …………. :…………… 788 — in the Curricu]um ………………….. 246 –Stands for Religion ………………. 871 – Really Mean, What …………………. 185 Omi Missi.on in an Unqccupied Province, FoundIng of the Ca) P,erson Curtis …… 606 Mohhmmedanism in West Africa (a) R. P. ougherty ………….. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 407 Ongole Mission Growth………………… 783 Mohammedans, Christian Message to (a) G. Open Secret, The (b) John R. Mott ……… 167 F. Herrick ………………………. 500 Opium in the Philippines………………. 542 Mohonk Conference ………………….. 884 – International Committee on ……..•…•• 396 ~oW?;-!ea~IPairffi~~Wd~::::::::::::::: .:::: ~i – suppression, S!,tback for…………….. 5$0 Pagamsm, Lowenng the Flag of………… 868 Moral Laxity Among Moslems …………… 465 Palermo, Philanthropic Schools of ……….• 861 MOrgenthall. Henry ………………….. 707 Palestine, Hebrew Advance in …………..• 464 Mormon Propa-'!anda Frustrated ………..".. 555 – Hebrew Lang11age in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• 388 – Temp1e in Washington………………. 863 – Jews barred from …. '" ………….•••• 949 Moros; Appeal of the ………………… , .. 471 Pamphlets ……………….. 320, 480, 640. 720 PAGE PAGE Panama Exposition Religious Aspects of the •• 314 Roman Catholics in China…………… ; . . .. 704 l'anjab Woman's College in the …. ·.······· 785 – ~ .Tran~lating th~ Bible…………….. 245 Papua 'Good News from ..•…………….. ~ Priests In the EpIscopal Church ………• 625 Parable-Meeting of the Coins – ……… ".. . 635 Romanism, Notable Convert from……….. 65 Pastors Cooperative Plan for. E. W. M!ller 636 – restricted in Mexico………………… 722 Pastor~~ Experience. (a) R. F. Horton ….. . 935 340 ROME, Methodist College at. ………….. . 395 lleace Fund Church•…..•.. ················ 316 – Waldensian Church at •…••…………. 395 – War and (Editorial) ..•……..•.• ···•·• 941 Rumanians!:. Baptist Work among …. _. _… _ 947 RUSSIA, iquor Curse in ..•… _………. . 622 PEKING, Great 'Day in., .•………… , ., .. 15 – Methodist Mai~.in., …………..•….. 623 – NatIonal Proh,b,tion In ••••••••…..•…•. 946 _ Go-ta-Church Sunday lU ••••• ••••••••••••• 951 _ Y. M. C. A. in ……… ·············,··· 704 – Philanthropic Work in St. Petersburg …. 714 Pennsylvania, University of, Bible Class 10 .• 945 – Restrictions Abolished in •••………….. 866 – Temperance Movement in …………… . 565 PERIODICALS 479 Russian Contrasts ••..•…..•.. '" … " …. . 88 Everyland for Children..•.••.•..•..••… -•.• 479 – Tyranny, Protest Against. •…•.•……… 230 Sunday-school Times •••….••..: ……..•.. 465 ~ Sunday-scbool Did, What a …………. . 941 Persecution~ Mass Movements and, In Indla …. Sacrifice, Power of (b) S. M_ Zwemer ….. . 497 =_PECRhSarIaA~teBro y Sultan in ……… ···••·····• 867 Salad, Immigration ••……•…..•……..• 535 Building in .•…… ···•· .. ···••• 85 Salvation Army Congress ….•…………••• 713 _ German Lutherans in …. '…. : …..•….. 782 – — Progress ….••.•••.•.•………•….. 62 782 – – Sends out Workers .•..•………•…•• 865 _ Holy Moslem Town OccupIed m .•••• •••·· 310 SAMOA, Chinese Missionary to. . . . • . . . . . . . .. 542 _ Moslem Hearts Touched ••.•. ·•·····•··•·· 310 ~ Marvelous Change in ….•…………… 635 _ Moslem Son's Testimony……… ·.••···• 484 Schweitzer, Dr. Albert…………………. 67 _ Preaching Opportunities in……•.. ·····• Seaside, Evangelism by the … , ………..•.• 862 Persian Church In San Francisco ……••. ··· 473 ~ Moslems ask for Christian SchooL …… . 782 – Resorts, Missionary Services at, W. G. Ovens •.••.•••••••••••..••••••••.•••.• 371 Peru, Liberty and Revolution in ..•….. •···• 326 4 Second Coming, Missions and the ….. ___ … 380 ~~;~~uVe~~~~rtli~~:t~' i~::::::::::::::::: Self-Revelation of Li Hung Chang <a) A. J. 805 Brown ………………………….. 667 m ~le~~~P~!~~;,Att~~:I. ~~.~~e. ~~:~~: :: : : : :: Servia, Religious Liberty in Greece and…… 475 Settlement Work in New york …………… 226 =__ National Awakening in the (b) C. H. Brent ~~~ SHANGHAI, Christian Education for …… 384 ~r.:~::, f!~ ~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 5 – Y.M.C.A. in •••••.••••••••.•…..••….. 385 354142 Shansi Officials' Offer Accepted. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 307 ~ Slavery in the …….•• ··········… – … – 8~~ – Progress in the Plans for……………. 550 __ Woman Evangelist Among Savages tn the .. Shantung, Evangelization in <b) R. C. Forsyth 116 _ United States and the..•…… , .. ··•···• Sheikh, Remarkable Reminiscences of a Con- Plans for the Year. Belle M. Bram. _…… 613 verted Moslem (a) A. T. Upson ~~b~;~;" Ta"g~th~~' ~iih' G~d·.· Lo~d' Pl;'~'keti 824 45, 113, 200, 277, 361, 437 ~ Praying or Planning. J. Andrews …….. 693 SIAM, Call for Help from ………………. 467 _ To Give is to Live ….. _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 692 – College Stud.ents .il}": ……………•… 381 PPoolrytogamRiy~o,CaCmhpuaricghnesAgiani.n.s.t.. _. .. . . . .. . . . . .. 64 – D~ead of EVIl SPirits 10 _ .••• _ •.••..•.•• __ 232 .. ·· · · · ·· · · · ··· 65 – Gbmpses of Missionary Work in (b) R. C. Jones . _………•…… , ……… " … 353 Prayer Following Work with ………. – . – -. 778 – ML<;p~rs GTifts for ¥issions in………….. 149 ~ in India Answered ……………. – . . .. 232 – ISSlon annery In •••••••••••••••••••••• 9S0 _ Moslem Views of .•……….. ··········· 387 s:;r~~gk:;::;i~~~: i~:::::::::::: :::::::: ~~~ 87- :::;'uppresslng Gambling in…………..••• 467 _ Profit in …•…..•••..•.•………….. 933 Work for .Lepers in …………………. 381 Presbyterian China Cam~aign …._……….. 63 _ Home Mission Board, Changes 10 •• 155, 623, 725 – Soldier·Evangelist in …………….. : •• : ~~~ _ Missions to Jews …………………… ····· 942 _ Recruits, New ………… ; .. ;/.:.: ….. 624 __ Southern General Assembly s MlsslOnary Declaration" ..•…..••……………. 710 ;;.- Ta~ar No!"ads in (b) W_ Davidson …….. 761 s!benan Pnsons •.•………………….. 71 Presbyterians at the Front ……. · ….. ····· 628 Sknga~ore, ~eeds of. …………………… 382 _ in China ..••.•..•.•••••.••….•.•…••• 704 s y-PIlotess ,n AustralIa.: ……………..•. 541 Present.Day Miracles (Poem) A. Crombie…. 530 =i~ ~~cft~~ip.p.i~:~:::::::::::::: Slaves set Free in Pres!:, Bureau, Missionary ……………… 621 . avery a L,ve Issue Stlll…………. 245 PPrrooggrraamm~ One Church's .•………. ·· .. ····· 699 : : :: . ::: :: ~3g1~4 for Missionary Meetings, Plans and 531 Assam………….. : : …. Pro]!ress Let the Pessimist Take Note…… 636 ~ Other' Signs of. ……. _. _… _. . . . . . . . . •. 225 Social Service in Missions……. . . . … 486 $:: Prohibition, In Favor of NationaL ……. – .. Soldiers and Sailors, Books for … : : .. : : : : : :: 554 = . Na~~~~a, ~.a.t:~~~I.• ::: :: : : : : : : : :: •… : : : :: 227 SOUTH AMERICA, New Interest in .••••••• 802 _ Progress •…..•……•…………….• 863 – – Philant.hropic Schools of Palermo .•…•. 861 South AmeTlcan Leaders' Conference…….. 803 Protestantism in Europe •.••………… ···· 66 Prussian State Church••..•••••.••.•..• , .••• 865 Publicity Missionary …•…………••…. 59 SPAIN, Notable. Da:y in …..•……..•..•.• 555 S~ Pro!e_stant UnIOn 10 •••••••••••.•••••••• _. 724 Punjab, &,l£-support in the. . . • . . . • . . . . . • . . .• 150 Reltglous Conflict in …•.. – …. – •. – .. _. .. 562 Putumayo • . . • . . • . • . . • . . . . • • • . • . . • . . . • . . .. 228 Race-Tracks, Evangelism at ………. _. . . . . .. 795 . peers, James M. …… ……. …• . .A.b•~•o~d 792 Racial Ty~. and Christianity………. – . .. 224 Spiritual Awakenings at Home and (b) M. T. ~M hi!oanrtrhirlolp.i.c. .W. .o. .r.k. ……. • • Ramaba;'s New Work for Indian Woman ..•.. lSI "!'e!ersburg, in …. • • 822 Reading' Contest Midsummer Missionary….. 376 St. : : 714 _ Stimulating :)ummer ••.•••………….. 376 ahstlcs-Amenca 5 Last Frontier…… 815 ~St Continental M.issionary' …•.•……•• :::: 379 Recent Progress in Egypt (b) J. Kruidenier .. 445 Recolplition Service for New Officers. . • • . . . .. 226 ~- for 1913 .F,?relgn MissIOn ..•.•…•… . • . . . 163 Home M,SSIOnary •.•…..•……•.. . 243 ~:~~nMi!f:!e~~ B~~i';n: u;'io~::::: ::: :: :: 716 – of Protestant Missions in Mexico ….. :::: 661 _ Missions Unite .••.•…•…………….. 63 – World at War .•. – .. , _….. _. … . .. • 843 Retrospect, An Instructive … _……… _.. " 945 Steel Works and a Mission .•….•…••. :::: 711 ~StteerpehoaPntoifcfo,n Pastor Simon………….. R&VIEW Editorial Staff……………….. • 223 Lectures, Open-Air ..•••••• : 318 -and the Mission Boards .••••••••••.•.•••• 223 : : : : 377 tudd, C. T. . .•..••…••………..•.••.•• 463 Revivals in American Colleges..•.•.•.••••.• 472 Student Volunteer Convention …•••..• : .63, 81 – Volunteers, Chtnese, I. H. Si ………… 281 :~~:~ g~ll,~~~c ~3eI1ro~!~':;; Ui8si~;'~::::: ~g~ PAGE Uganda. Wonderful Progress in (8) H. T. C. Weatherhead…………………… 599 Student Volunteers. in 1913, British …..•…. 554 Union and Unity in Missions ………… , .•. 301 _ Work in Bohemia ..•… : •..•.. :.······ .. • 715 – China Leading in Christian …………… 306 Students. Challenge of Latm·Amencan (b) C. – in Canada, Church………………….. 392 – in Livingstonia, Church……………… 544 D. Hurrey ………•…….. ·· '.: .. , .•.. 272 – Missionary Meetings, Belle M. Brain•.•••• 127 _ Christianizing Japanese Cb) Katsu)1 Kato.). 274 _ in Line for Missions, Five Thousand (a – Movement in China •………….•..•.. , . • 71 – Training Institute .•………•……….• 553 D. L. Pierson .•………. · ….. ·······• 99 Unitarianism and Missions .•……………• 315 _ of Southeastern Europe……………… 622 Unitarians to Take up Missions ………….. 155 Sudan, Anglo·Egyptian ……………….•. 74 United Campaign for 1914·1915 …………. 695 Suicides, Religion of. ………….. ··:··.··· 866 – – f o r New EnJ!land-…………………. 726 Summer Conferences and Schools of MISSion· 454 – – Work, Conttnued ……………….. 472 – Educational Program ………………… 471 _ ~1':,~i M:~ihods" ·ir~;';::.::;:: ::.:: :: ::: :::: 853 – Front in Mission Work Ca) J. H. Franklin 417 _ Months, Working for MISSIOns m, Belle M. Brain ……•…•…….•…………. 311 – Home Mission Effort. ……………….. 244 Sunday Observance in China……………. 469 – Missionary Movement •………….•…. 403 _ SchoDI Convention in Cuba. NatlOnal. …… 157 _ Schools and Missionary Societies, PractIcal – Theological College of South India .. : ….. 868 Work for•. ~elle M. Brain ..•……….. 613 Unity ahd Cooperation Conference……….. 161 _ _ Home MISSion •..•……..•………• 862 Surplus Material,. Utilizin.g ………………. 613 – in Madagascar …………………….. 313 Swedish Mission m AbYsslllla ..•.••……..•. 874 – Moslems and Cbristian ……………….. 163 Universities and Missions, American …•….• 645 – Foreigners in America ..•.•……….••.• 625 SYRIA, Boy Scouts .in..•.•…….. : . . . . . . . .. 95496 Unprecedented World Situation. (a) J. R. Matt 87 _ Gathering of Christian Students Ill….•. , • Unseen Resources, Drawing on, Belle M. Brain 291 – Planning a Campaign………….. . . . . . •• 16582 Vacation Missionary PreparatIOn in……… 396 _ Potent Medical Wedge in .••.•.. : ..•••••• Tatar Nomads in Siberia (b) W. DaVidson …. 761 Venezuela, Bible Institute in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 554 Teachers Missionary Conferences for…….. 646 -'-0 Needea in Turkey .•••••……………… 629 Volunteers, What Appeals to …………..•• 876 Temperance A Cb~nce for your boy …….. 955 _ British Drink Bill .•••••..•..•..•… ··.·· 318 Waldensian Church at Rome ………….•.• 395 – Fight Agai~st Alc~ho1. •……. , ………. 456045 – Movement 1n Russla••……………•…. – Italy and the, F. Rostan ……………. 592 Ten Nationalities at One Altar ………….•• 869 Testimony from India ……………. , ……. 169 Wanted: Spiritual Commodore Perry……… 386 – Under an Anesthettc ……. , ………… . 52 Texas, Moral Victories in ….. : •………. : • . 64 War and Missions ……………………… 721 Thanksjliving and Prayer III War Time – – – More About the (a) ……•••…..•• 922 Editorial •••.••••••••…•••……….•• 940 –Peace …………………………. 941 Thompson. Dr. Wardlaw, retires ………… 759144 Tiger and the Beggar Boy (b) W. W. Peter.. – Bibles and the European…………….• 795 – on Missions, Influence of the .•…..•….• 801 – – – Practical Effects of the…………. 843 – Pathos of the. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• 867 – Time Thanksgiving and Prayer in. . . . . • •• 940 – World at (Statistics) …………….••• 843 Warfares, Two (Editorial) ……………… 939 Wednesday Night Club …………………. 696 Wesleyan Centennial …………………. 66 ::!~~e~is B~~lel~13' 547 i';: : ::; :: ::: ::: ::: ::: ::: : 2 – Foreign Missions, One Hundred Years of (a) F. D. Walker ………………….. 505 -TibOe~t~anniO~godt:i:o:nes. ?r~~~. ~~~~~. ~~~.d..~~)..~~~~~ 34 – Missionary CentenniaL………………. 228 of European Idolatry……. . 382 WWehsytoSnn, oBuilsdhoIll?o.f..Z.a.n.z.i.b.a.r'.s..P.l.a.n…………………. 473 Tibetans Seeking Knowledge ……… , …… . 71 138 Wilder, Robert. at Robert College ……….. 464 Tithing Vindicated …………………… . "792 Woman Question, Bahaism and the (a) S. G. Tobacco Trust in Cbina ………………. . 145 Tokyo, Church Attendance in …………… . 234 Wilson ……………………… 739, 915 TopICS for 1914 ……………..•………• 60 Woman's College in the Panjab ………….. 785 Women, Chinese Church and Status of. ….•. 703 Tourists Notable Party of. …………… . 390 – Great School for Japanese…….•••..•••• 788 TransvM.l Hunger in Nortb ……………. . 709 Troops an'd the Gospel, British …. , ……… . 865 – of India, Future. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3{)3 – of the Near East, Constantinople College Tunis, Colporteurt~ E~perience in ……….. . 462 and the (a) M. M. Patrick………..•.. 727 -Modern EducatIon tn ……………….. . 627 Turkestan, New Work in .•……………… 707 – Turkish …•.•………•……………. 781 – Unite in Missionar; Effort…………… 242 – World Gathering 0 .••••••.•••..•..•.•••• 474 TURK;EY, A!"erican Ambassador Inspecting Women's Board of Missions, Japanese ……. 470 MISSions In ….••••••••••.•..•..•••..• 707 ~ Conference in Weihsien, China……….. 72 World at War (Statistics) .•………•….. 843 – American Interests in ………………. . 948 – Needs. What the ……………………. 796 – C~a.os in ~uropean ………………… . 630 – Situation, Unprecedented (a) J. R. Mott.. 87 – DISIntegratIon of ..•…•…………….. 947 Wrecking a Mission in the New Hebrides :…. Education for Girls in .•…………….. 564 Islands. (b) J. H. Harris ………….• 357 – Eighteen Years ago and Now …….••…. 90 Young Men's and Young Women's Christian – From Harem to College …………….. . 310 Association Campaij!"n in N ew York. • . . . . 3 – Gregorian Sunday·schools in ..•.•…….. 949 Y.M.C.A. and Foreign Missions ………..•. 157 – H!,sp'ital at Urfa jn …………..'……. . 388 – can Report, What a Student………….. 872 -MISSion Progress In ••..••.••.•..•…•••.• 152 – in Constantinople ……………….. 568, 546 – Outlook in ………………………. . 404 -Teachers Needed in ………………… . 629 – in Peking ………………………… 104 -The New ……………………….. .. 152 – in Shanghai ..•……………………. 385 – United Evangelism in Constantinople ….. . 565 Young Men's Christian Associations of South Turkey's Crisis .•…..•.•…………….. 882 America ••……………………… .803 Turkish Capitulations and Missions, What Young Women, For London. '" …………. 622 About the (a) G. R. Montgomery …… . 903 Young Women s Christian Association. World- – Moslems, Bible Among …•……….. 546, 948 wide Work for. (a) A. Estella Paddock 327 -Women …………….•…•..•..•..•.. 781 Yuan Shih Kai, President………………. 385 Twice·Born "Turk" (a) A. T. Upson – – on Religious Liberty………………. 704 Yucatan, Slavery in…………………… 861 45, 113, 200, 277, 361, 437 UGANDA, African King Lays a Corner·stone 74 Yunnan, Idol burning in ………………. 468 Zion, Time to Favor…………………… 561 – Bible in Peculiar Form in …… , ……… . 709 Zionist Opposition to Missions………….. 230 – Children's Meeting in ………………. . 791 Zulu King, Funeral of a ……………….. 390 – Christian King of………………….. . 874 – Moving Cbristward in ………………. . 406 – Politics and Missions……………….. 628 – Revised Version in ………………….. 545 – not Evangelized th~' Co"spei' i';: : : : : .. …. :.. : 544 Zululand. United Work in ………………. 545 – Transfortned by 544 Zwemer, Samuel M •…••.. , ……………. 311