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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XIV, 2 April 1904, Page 45

An interesting account of Salvation Army work in Japan is given by Mr. Charles Dnce, the "Chief Secretary” of the Japanese contingent of the army. Starting work eight years ago on a small scale, they have now thirty-eight corps anti outposts, and ninety officers and cadets, nearly all of whom are Japanese. Ten thousand copies a fortnight of the Japanese “War Cry” are circulated, a phenomenal sale for a religious periodicals in Japan, where even some of the groat “dailies” have a circulation which barely equals that of an ordinary provincial paper hero.