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the Western Continent

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Portrait of A. H. Francke (_Frontispiece_)

Bartholomew Ziegenbalg

Christian Frederick Schwartz (Preface)

Louis Harms

Hermannsburg Parsonage

John Evangelist Gossner

Men’s Bathing Ghat at Purulia

Stall High School for Girls, Guntur, India

Faculty of Watts Memorial College for Men, Guntur

Hospital for Women and Children, Guntur

Hospital for Women and Children, Rajahmundry

Central Girl’s School, Rajahmundry

Chapel of Leper Asylum, Kodur, India, (Joint Synod of Ohio)

Inmates of Leper Asylum

All India Lutheran Conference in 1914, Delegates from Eight Missions

A Malagasy Witch Doctor

Native Lutheran Ministers in Madagascar

Main Station at Muhlenberg, Liberia, Africa

Girls of Emma V. Day School, Muhlenberg, Africa

Carrying Water and Sewing in Garden

Central China Lutheran Theological Seminary, Shekow, Hupeh, China

Chapel and Mission Homes, Chikungshan, China, (United Norwegian)

Administration Building and Class Rooms, Kyushu, Gakuin, Kumamoto,
Japan

Pastor’s Residence, Chapel, and Student Dormitory, Tokyo. American
Missionaries, Native Pastors and Workers with Wives and Children

First Graduating Class from Kindergarten at Ogi, Japan

Group of Theological Students, Kumamoto

Lutheran Church in Borneo

Lutheran Church in Java

Officers and Teachers of Lutheran Sunday School, New Amsterdam,
British Guiana

Ituni School in School Room Which is Also the Church

Some Indian Members of Ituni Congregation

Lutheran Chapel, Monacillo, Porto Rico, with Two Missionaries and
Two Native Workers

Porto Rican Hut with Miss Mellander and Three Members of Church at
Palo Seco

Immanuel Colored Lutheran College, Greensboro, North Carolina

Bethany Indian Mission Band, Wittenberg, Wisconsin (Norwegian Synod)

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