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    "ocrText": "February 19, Page a\nOn Sunday and Monday February 16 end 17 respectively,we\nrepested our programme of Beirut, by enlling on the American &\nand Inglish Colony, and other importo nt centros of Aleppo.\nWe left Aleppo on Monday afternoon for Antioch, where we\ncontinued making contects with the importent people and centres.\nOn our wey back to Aleppo on Tuesday we stopped at one of my\nmud so we had to walk about e mile to this village. As the dir\nfuture centros of action. The ford could not get through the\nwas very invigorating, we did not feel in the least bit tired.\nThe people were so glad to see us, that they insisted thet we\nreturn to the high road on donkeys. I enjoyed the ride very\ntuch. I have had my first idea of the vast field for improve-\nment to see ahead the of results me. of I have one's never work, seen and such my enthusiesm a wonderful week Tuesdaythe is place as\nhigh\nas it was when I left New York. I start next\n25th with the Doctor of the N.E. Clinic here in Aleppo, on my\nregular rounds, but not fully equipped, sa the supblies and\nCamionette will not be ready for another fifteen days at least.\nour permenent Doctor is still uncertain, although I have res-\nson to believe that we shall have him sooner then we expected.\nDr. Werd of the University of Beirut is doing all in his power\nto get me the right person for the position.\n(Tuesday) I with n. Syrian Family. When I say permanent I do not\ntook up my permenent quarters in Aleppo last night\nmesn or as nothing is yet settled in my\n8 year two, regard to\nMr. centre. Burnier It may the everything Commission is settled. will\nbe a month or so until\nFronoh Delegate of the High\nenthusiastic about the work. My room is very attractive, it\ninterview us to-day. I met him in Beirut, and he was very\nis in a very old house, which resembles a castle of the Fou-\ndal days. Everything 1s very agreeable, and I am satisfied.\nI shall report to you again in due course of time, end\nhope I shall have something more definite to write to you 8-\nbout my work.\nWith kind regards,\nVery sincerely yours,\nClune E Stack"
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