“Pieneer" Friday June 24 99

Left weeding about 6 this a.m. on our way te Belenga -
Abeut $ an heur belew we met Good-Will with Mr. & Mra.
Grenfell on beard. G. W. turned around & we ran up te
the side ef it. We went on te Bolengi & then met Messrs.
Farris & Dye & Dye's wife had a very pleasant little
visit & I was shown around the place - about 4:30 p.m.
we left. Camped at a weeking some 3 hours away.

“Pieneer" Saturday June 3° 99

Left about 6 this merning fer Lubanga G.B.M. where we
arrived. after an uneventful voyage all day - abeut 6
Poem. were met by Messrs. Whytesides & Stanard & had a
geed supper - after a pleasant visit after supper we
retired. Mr. Gilchrist & wife will eccupy a large stery
brick building. Mr. Nye & wife whe have just gone heme
have a fine large weeden building. New eccupied by

Mr. Whitesides A nice place & plenty of peeple en eithel
side of them. I leng te see Sephie, but centent myself
with the thought that she is in the best of hands. I
have new been away from her 3 days.

Lulanga Sunday June 4 - 99

Avery quiet & pleasant & restful day until 4 e'cleck
when we heard that the Brabant had stepped at a weeding
a shert distance belew. We at once, MCGregor, Stanard
& myself set out to ge down & see the captain and get
the mails ~ but when we get $ way we saw that she had
started & we waited until she arrived the Gapt. waved
that he weuld step at the Missien, se we hurried
Whitesides had already gone out in a canee when we got
there & the beat would land about 1 mile above & remain
there for the night. After supper I get seme beys &

& canee and went up te the beat - feund the Capt.
(Jensen) just ready te go te bed. I had a pleasant
visit with him - found out that my mail had gene te
Irebou - se Sephie will get it 1 learned alse that the
Duteh beat & 2 state beats had come in frem Kassai —
Geed news

*Pieneer" Menday June 5 ~ 99

Up bright & early - checked 50 leads fer Mack. He
discharged abeut 350 - toek en 50 - After breakfast -

8 e'cleck we started fer Beuginda. Uneventful veyage -
several tewns aleng the way. Natives all rush te the
bank te see the beat ge by ~ arrived at Beuginda sbeut
