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Brother Boettcher’s Report from Russia

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 24, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 31.

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Brother Boettcher’s Report from Russia

A FURTHER word from Brother Boettcher, in Russia, says that his health is good, and that he has no thought of leaving his post. His letter speaks of the suffering of one of our brethren who has been banished. Although he is a strong man, he has become ill because of the close confinement induced by the exigencies of war. Two others arrived at their place of exile after a three months’ trip. One of them was so weak he could not stand. Brother Boettcher concludes: “They hope to improve this summer. Of late we have had no papers. They may be held up. Our REVIEW is the only paper coming regularly, and it has never received a black mark.”