The Anti-Mission Baptists, or rather Primitive Baptists, found chiefly in the Southwest, do not believe in missions, Sunday schools, or other reform movements lest they should seem to interfere with the Divine decrees. They are said to number 43,000. The Disciples of Christ, sometimes called Campbellites, or Christians, number about 1,200,000. The Winebrennerians, or the General Eldership of the Churches of God in North America, are estimated at about 30,000. The Tunkers, or Dunkards, of all groups number about 126,000, and the United Brethren, about 330,000. BAPTISTS ELSEWHERE In North America, aside from the United States, but including the provinces of British America, Central America, Mexico, and the West Indies, Baptists numbered in 1930 about 249,809. In Europe there were in 1930 about 1,639,656. In Asia, about 361,800. In Australasia, about 35,113. In Africa, about 83,041. +FOOTNOTES: [1] See Benedict's Hist. Bap., p. 343, and authorities there cited. [2] Benedict's Hist. Baptists, Ch. IV. Neal's Hist. Puritans, Vol. II.; p. 355. Supplement, Fuller's Ch. Hist., B. 4. [3] See histories of Baptists, by Crosby, Ivimey, Danvers, and Benedict. [4] Wall, cited by Neal, Hist. Puritans, Vol. I., p. 137. Vol. II., p. 358. Supplement. [5] Eng. Bap. Jubilee Memor., Benedict's Hist. Bap. +Transcriber's Notes+ - The break between pages 3 and 4 is in the word "missionaries": mission|aries. In this and all subsequent cases, the whole word was moved to the earlier page. - The break between pages 4 and 5 is in the word "thousand": thou|sand. - The break between pages 5 and 6 is in the word "admitted": ad|mitted. - Page 6, apply reverential capitalization (RC) to "Divine." - The break between pages 9 and 10 is in the word "general": gen|eral. - Page 10, apply RC to "Divine," "Divinely," and "Word." Change "practise" to "practice." - Page 11, apply RC to "Apostolic,", "Divinely," "His Gospel," and "His." - Page 12, apply RC to "Gospel" (twice); change "fulfil" to "fulfill"; apply RC to "Him" and "He." Note 1, apply RC to "Gospel"; change "fulfils" to "fulfills" and "practise" to "practice." Note 2, apply RC to "His Word" and "His"; change "practise" to "practice"; apply RC to "His." - Page 15, note 2, apply RC to "Divine." - Page 18, apply RC to "Divine," "Word," "Divine," "His" (twice), and "He." - Page 19, apply RC to "His" (twice). - Page 20, Note 6, apply RC to "Me" and "Him." Note 7, apply RC to "Divinely." - The break between pages 20 and 21 is in the word "baptismal": bap|tismal. - Page 21, Note 8, apply RC to "His." - Page 23, change "practise" to "practice." - Page 24, Note 2, change "practise" to "practice." - The break between pages 28 and 29 is in the word "possibly": pos|sibly. - Page 31, Note 1, apply RC to "Divine." - Page 34, Note 1, apply RC to "His" (twice). - The break between pages 37 and 38 is in the word