Calvin Wilson Mateer, forty-five years a missionary in Shantung, China : $b a biographyFisher, D. W. (Daniel Webster)
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Calvin Wilson Mateer, forty-five years a missionary in Shantung, China : $b a biography
Fisher, D. W. (Daniel Webster)
Mateer, C. W. (Calvin Wilson), 1836-1908; Missionaries -- China -- Biography
DOING THE WORK OF AN EVANGELIST 105
Acquiring the Language—Hindrances—Beginning to Speak
Chinese—Chapel at Tengchow—Province of Shantung—Modes of
Travel—Some Experiences in Travel—First Country Trip—Chinese
Inns—A Four Weeks’ Itineration—To Wei Hsien—Hatred of
Foreigners—Disturbance—Itinerating with Julia—Chinese
Converts—To the Provincial Capital and Tai An—Curtailing His
Itinerations—Later Trips.
CHAPTER VIII
THE TENGCHOW SCHOOL 128
The School Begun—Education and Missions—First Pupils—Means
of Support—English Excluded—Growth of School—A Day’s
Programme—Care of Pupils—Discipline—An Attempted
Suicide—Conversion of a Pupil—First Graduates—Reception After
Furlough—An Advance—Two Decades of the School.
CHAPTER IX
THE PRESS AND LITERARY LABORS 150
Contributions to the Periodicals—English Books—The Shanghai
Mission Press—Temporary Superintendency—John Mateer—Committee
on School Books—Earlier Chinese Books—School Books—Mandarin
Dictionary—Mandarin Lessons—Care as to Publications—Pecuniary
Returns.
CHAPTER X
THE CARE OF THE NATIVE CHRISTIANS 173
Reasons for Such Work—The Church at
Tengchow—Discipline—Conversion of School Boys—Stated Supply
at Tengchow—Pastor—As a Preacher—The Scattered Sheep—Miao of
Chow Yuen—Ingatherings—Latest Country Visitations—“Methods
of Missions”—Presbytery of Shantung—Presbytery in the
Country—Synod of China—Moderator of Synod—In the General
Assembly.
CHAPTER XI
THE SHANTUNG COLLEGE 207
“The College of Shantung”—The Equipment—Physical and
Chemical Apparatus—Gathering the Apparatus—The Headship
Laid Down—The Anglo-Chinese College—Problem of Location and
Endowment—Transfer of College to Wei Hsien—A New President—“The
Shantung Christian University”—Personal Removal to Wei
Hsien—Temporary President—Official Separation—The College of
To-day.
CHAPTER XII
WITH APPARATUS AND MACHINERY 236
Achievements—Early Indications—Self-Development—Shop—Early
Necessities—As a Help in Mission Work—Visitors—Help to
Employment for Natives—Filling Orders—A Mathematical
Problem—Exhibitions.
CHAPTER XIII
THE MANDARIN VERSION 252
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