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Negro rehabilitation client mixing cement to be used in cons… Image by New York Public Library Digital ID: 1260120. Negro rehabilitation client mixing cement to be used in construction of his new home, near Raleigh, North Carolina, December 1938.. Wolcott, Marion Post — Photographer. December 1938

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Text Appearing After Image: 1898.] H0TE3. 387 have often been put down and peacerestored elsewhere. For example, two or three years agorobber bands from the mountains aroundYeung Kong in the Canton province com-mitted great and widespread depredations,until the authorities were aroused to such apoint that the whole robber force, about1000 in number, was destroyed, and peaceand security have since prevailed. Ifpresent indications are prophetic of thehistory of China in the near future, manydisorders and insurrections on a smaller or our missionaries must for some months tocome suffer serious embarrassment in alldepartments. The Dawn of Hawaii. Last month we published an article en-titled The Dawn of Hawaii. Webelieve, in the words of John Robinson,that more light is yet to break upon thatbeautiful island group. The breakinglight in the picture on the opposite page is asymbol of hope and an inspiration toprayer. One or two historic errors appeared