TSONG-SHUW

[s. 762] : A village in Kwang-tung, China, situated about 100 miles N.W. of Swatow. Station of the Basel Mi ionary Society (1864), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries, 1 of them with his wife; 16 native workers, 7 outstations, 8 day schools, and 676 profe ed Christians, of whom 744 380 are communicants. Tschongtshun. Some write the name TSOU-PING-HSIEN: A town in Shan-tung, China, situated about 45 miles E. by N. of Tsinan-fu. Station of the BMS (1889), with (1903) 8 mi ionaries, 7 of them with their wives; 54 native workers, 208 outstations, 13 Sunday schools, 2 dispensaries, 1 hospital, and 2,117 profe ed Christians. Also station of the BZM (1894), with (1903) 2 women mi ionaries, 3 outstations, 3 day schools, and 4 native workers. Some write the name Chow Ping. A TSO-YUN-HSIEN: town of Shan-si, China, situated 18 miles S. S. E. of So-ping-fu. Station of the CIM (1895), with (1903) 4 mi ionaries, 3 native workers, 1 place of worship, 1 day school, 1 Sunday school, and 14 profe ed Christians. Some write the name Tso-yuin. 762