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Yearbook 209 enough, 80 they drop back into the mire like the sow that was washed. Natl1rally the climax of the service year was the Theocracy's Increase Assembly in New York city. Four local publishers and two missionaries were able to attend from here. Whil
210 Yearbook just board a subway or a trolley car or bus and get to his territory. These publishers have to walk many, many miles to get to their next house. It is interesting to read of their experiences. The branch servant has recorded a few of them in his annual report, and some are recorded here. Much hope for the people is spread in Newfoundland by the two Gilead School graduates operating the Society's floating missionary home, the motor vessel "Hope". During the months from June to November this boat brings these missionaries within reach of their congregations. A schedule is fixed whereby each settlement in a selected area of the coast is visited each two weeks, and in this WilY regular studies are arranged. The clergy have stirred up much opposition in the sections covered, but this has served to advertise our work even further. Many are coming out as witnesses for Jehovah in these isolllted sections of Newfoundland and two of these have taken up the full-time pioneer ministry. The coast of Newfoundland is a storlllY one and the boat's crew have the elements to fight as well as religious OPPOSition. On one occasion this year during a pitch-dark night the boat was driven ashore in a storm. Lucl{i1y it grounded on a sandy beach instead of the usual rocky shore. When the storm subsided the boat lay on Its side high and dry on the beach, where it had to remain for over a week until the tide rose enough to float it again. During the winter months the circuit servant visited some of the Interested persons that had been found by the crew of the "Hope". Reporting on the interest, he wrote in to the oflice: "All the people of good wiII talk very highly of the Hope and its crew and are looking for it to push its way into their harbors again with more hope for them. They loved to sit and tell me of experiences the missionaries had and had told them and about the many times the Hope would battle the waves to reach them, and about the many hours its crew would sit and read and explain the Bible to them These people here are genuinely for God's kingdom and, though I have many miles (about 22) to wall{ to a railroad tomorrow, I'm leaving this harbor very much encOU\'aged and certain of the Lord's blessing on the Hope." On one occasion this last spring, the circuit servant hired a man to take him across lin arm of the ocean in a slllall rowboat. When they were out in dangerous waters the boat was found to he leaking faster than it could be bailed out. Fortunately, chunks of ice were floating in the area, so they were able to row from pan to pan, jump out of the
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