evangelistic workers directly so called, and in such a case the fact that the evangelistic workers are apparently lacking in the hospital does not at all show that the medical work is not a strong evangelistic force.  But any danger of misguidance which might arise if this table stood alone must be counteracted by the other tables; for the three can be taken together.  And when this allowance has been made the table is useful with the others, and lights one side of the question before us.

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|  Hospitals   |   Dispensaries
|              |  (Where these
|              |   are not attached to
|              |   hospitals)
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Number of Medicals       |              |
on Staff.[1]             |              |
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Proportion to Patients.  |              |
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Number of Evangelistic   |              |
Workers on Staff.[1]     |              |
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Proportion to Patients.  |              |
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Remarks and Conclusions. |              |
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[Footnote 1:  By “on staff” we mean regularly attached to, or regularly visiting.]

When we have seen the extent to which the medicals use the evangelistic workers in their institutions, we need to know the extent to which the medicals assist the evangelistic workers outside the institutions.  We put this in the form of a table designed to reveal the extent to which the medicals assist in evangelistic tours, helping the evangelistic workers on tour, either by healing the sick on the spot, or by sending them to the hospitals, or by preaching, or in all these ways.

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Number of |Number of   |Number of |Number of    |Number of |Remarks
Evange-   |Evangelistic|Medicals  |Days spent by|Days spent|and
listic    |Workers     |Assisting.|Evangelistic |by        |Conclu-Tours.    |Assisting.  |          |Workers.     |Medicals. |sions.
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Finally, we inquire how far the direct evangelistic influence of the hospitals and dispensaries can be traced.  We might at first suppose that this could be done by asking the number of inquirers enrolled as a direct consequence of attendance at hospitals