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irst was telling inilmat I details of her arrival -1M
||oiiandjfwher.e her brot. er is|Canadian Consul hnd the rest
of her|tri§;'to Prague where her work was  to  be.     After
ohly-■ a4 few months .-'the war . forced her  to leave,   but   ehe
'3  gone
Berlin
dJ^f|not  get Jput ■ ti^S.  ai 1  oth^r  forelwnpresident
and  the  oniv train runnirtpftoutJof Prague was  one to
which wasfalmost  empty  as  no  one Slanted   to  go  to Berlin
at.,..such a  t'%ie.     From Berlin the only train she  could
one  to  Belgium,   where   she didnqt afrant  to  go,   but-fit a/a a
the  nearest  to Hollands     ItJ§Nj§^ /so  crowded-- 'one  could not
even  lift- an arm. .. :After an -^-l''|n 1 ght  trip,   during which
train after  train of' munitions* -and  soHisrsj   as   crowded
as  their  own, -went  by -going  eastward  toward Poland,   she
finally  got to%elkuium.     No onefdared make any  remirlfs M
Lths  train, ■ but a she. could; tell-by  the appearanceitof'' the
G-ermans tha+ no one waslln sympathy with the war. Af+er
many changes and intere#ttngts experiences she finally otot
into Holland,   but had  notr-been able  to.get:,any  boat  going
10  Sn gl.a nd- • wh e n s sh e wrote.   - £ #        .. •    .Ir
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sorry
nun-y. you have never been able to  get  into
touch with 'Mr:.m-Morrl.s .-:   He■ must have madewa  change   in his
piand  afterlfealking
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were  positive he would be ; In Los. Angele
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iddle of July
By  this-time you have heard about  the  election by  the
oard
of Directors  of Chung Ghoon Soo  as  the new bishop. ,. It  came
as f   surprise  to ajgood many * .|inciuding|bhungKmoksa himself.
trhe  pa stor who  succeeded  the   former bishop#.n fei3  church,
limtV"ou.ng Sup,   was|known to  bd" desirous   ef  the p^ace  and
he had   some  influential  friends,   so  I .had  thought he might
be  elected.   [-h  am  glad  it   came out  as  it  did.     Chung moksa
has   probably  come back   from attending thejo-eneral  conferen
of the Japan Hethodist  ChurSh,   which was  to|meet  in October.
las   glad  to hear  Floyfwas  enjoying her work.     It  looked at
first Jps  if  she would  not,   after they had  seen what  a  remote
place rit Iras.
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5   could   see your dahlias,   especially, the^sfe
yellovf one with   streaks  of  crifson^n<f  the ^hite  cactus,  f
Of  course  o\xrs ^er4^n^^^^e^rozen.     I |iave dug the  bulbs
and ha;ye  put  them  in the basemen4-..     Hope  they will not  freeze
this--Winter.     The box  of apples which  came  from  Songdo was