American Messenger. o mein Sitz konnte ich nicht tief helpfeeling Für diese unglücklichen Männer andprayed zum Herrn, ihre Seelen zu retten. Bei Dallas richtete ich einen kleinen congregationof deutschen Mennoniten aus Russland. Sie re-erstattungspflicht mich freundlich, und verlängerten ihre warmen Hos - Pitality. In St. Paul hatte ich Gelegenheit, TOA-Römisch-katholische, dessen Verstand schien offen andie Wort zu sprechen. Bei Newburg hatte ich einen anderen conversationwith Römisch-katholischen, dessen Herz wasoverflowing mit Dankbarkeit gegenüber dem Herrn für de-livering seine Frau und sein Kind vor gefährlichen Krank-heit. An den Bächen fand ich eine große Gruppe von Italianlaborers, die in der gelebten

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American messenger . o my seat I could not helpfeeling deeply for these unfortunate men andprayed to the Lord to save their souls. At Dallas I addressed a small congregationof German Mennonites from Russia. They re-ceived me kindly, and extended their warm hos-pitality. At St. Paul I had occasion to speak toa Roman Catholic, whose mind seemed open tothe Word. At Newburg I had a conversationwith another Roman Catholic, whose heart wasoverflowing with gratitude to the Lord for de-livering his wife and child from dangerous ill-ness. At Brooks I found a large gang of Italianlaborers, who lived in a freight car. Theweather being too bad for them to work onthe railroad, I had the opportunity of doingsome missionary work among them. I gavethem all the Italian tracts which I had withme and arranged with the Evangelical min-ister, Rev. Guy R. Stover, to distribute morewhich I ordered sent to him. I also sentsome Chinese tracts by mail to some Chris-tian Chinese, who promised to hand thesetracts to their neighbors.. DISTRIBUTING CHRISTIAN LITERATURE ON THE ROAD IN TEXAS. In New York State Rev. Samuel Goddard is circulating Christianliterature as a missionary colporter of theAmerican Tract Society in the northern partof New York State. In a recent letter he thusdescribes some interesting features of his work: During the past month I have gone outinto the villages and hamlets for some fortymiles around the city of Buffalo. I called uponnearly four thousand people. Here again Iwas most cordially received by the people ofGod. In one village a poor woman, a widow, tookme by both hands and said, Come in! I am soglad to see you. The books you bring are sohelpful. I value them next to my Bible. AfterI had spent some time in reading the blessedWord to her, she took the book, The Old TimeReligion, by Dr. David James Burrell. I lefther cottage much refreshed and praised theLord for her strong Christian faith. Upon another occasion a poor man stoppedme and thanked me for giving to him th

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