of the gospel. We had many good times talking to him
 about the Lord and real salvation which is such a
 new thing for him. But we believe that the Lord is
 working on him and we hope to see him come to the
 Lord before he returns to the States in about a week.
 Sunday a.m. I preached at one of the Wesleyan
 churches and we had a fine service with probably
 a couple of dozen who came to the altar for various
 needs. The doctor was quite touched with every-
 thing that happened, and I'm sure he is hungry for
 the Lord.
 We have decided that just as soon as it is possible
 (if they send us another missionary couple soon)
 we want to move north to Gonaives to live so that
 we can give more supervision there and start train-
 ing the preachers there. It is possible that we might
 decide to locate our Bible school there. We pray
 that we may find the proper location for our Bible
 school, and also property here in town P.-au-P. for
 a house and church.

April 1-We are trying to find a house in Petionville
 where it is coolor-near P.-au-P. but higher.
 As far as we are concerned, we are completely
 through with E---. He wrote a letter to the Swiss
 Salvation Army captain asking him to intercede in
 his behalf to get some things explained to me, and it
 appeared as if E- were trying to come back to
 us-of course, he never wanted to leave us, except
 that he didn't want to accept the conditions I had to
 give him and wouldn't admit what he had done
 against us and the mission. Things are going much
 smoother now. We don't have all the people in [the
 church in] town with us, but we have a good faith-
 ful group on which to build. We are teaching them
 how to act a little more civilized in the services and
 they like it. All of the other stations (including the