18-22.
Before returning, Dr.Lobdell made an excursion of three weeks in the province of Azerbijan, going as far as Tabriz.

It was while he was at Gawar, on his way home, that Deacon Tamo was liberated from his long imprisonment.Messrs.Rhea and Coan accompanied him to Mosul.

Dr.Lobdell represents the two highest peaks of the Jelu Mountains as distinctly visible from Mosul.

Every step through Koordistan reminded him of the devotion, courage, and energy of Dr.
Grant.
Some difficulties existed in the Protestant community at Diarbekir, growing out of the old leaven of baptismal regeneration, from which the church itself had not been thoroughly purged.

The church then contained eleven members,--eight men and three women.