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[s. 587] : A settlement in Sumatra, Dutcli E. Indies, situated in the Silindung Valley, about 24 miles N. E. of Siboga. Station of the Rhenish Mi ionary Society, with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 47 native workers, 2 outstations, 4 Sunday schools, 4 day schools, and 2,588 profe ed Christians, of whom 1,257 are communicants. A PANTA: station of the Netherlands Bible Society, in the Island of Celebes, Dutch East A mi ionary Indies, situated near Po o Lake. and his wife are stationed here for Bible translation work. town in the province of PAO-KING-FU: Hu-nan, China, 250 miles S. of I-chang. It is a The mi ionary was small but very busy place. driven out by a mob in 1902, but later allowed to return. Station of the CIM, with 1 mi ionary. It is a center for German a ociates of the CIM. A PAO-NING-FU: A town in the province of Szechwan, China, situated 145 miles N. N. W. of Chung-king. It is the center of a large silk-producing district. Station of the CIM (1886), with (1903) 6 mi ionaries, 2 of them with their wives; 6 women mi ionaries, 6 native workers, 1 day school, Sunday school, 1 boarding school, 1 hospital, 1 dispensary, and 162 profe ed Christians. PAO-TING-FU A town in China, in the province of Pe-chi-h, about 80 miles S. W. by S. of Peking. At this point the mi ionaries of the ABCFM, PN, and CIM were all killed by the Chinese during the Boxer movement in 1900. 4 outstations, 5 places of worship, 1: ABCFM (1873), with (1903) 3 mis Station of the sionaries and their wives, 2 women mi ionaries, 8 native workers, 9 outstations, 9 places of worship, 9 Sunday schools, 3 day schools, 2 boarding schools, 2 dispensaries, 1 hospital, and 234 com(1893), municant Christians. Station of the with (1903) 5 mi ionaries, 4 of them with their wives; 2 women mi ionaries, 3 outstations, 1 place of worship, 1 Sunday school, 2 day schools, 2 dispensaries, 1 hospital, and 150 communicant Christians. PAO-TEO (Mongolia). See Pao-ttj. 587