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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 51.

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Missionaries Leave for South America

THURSDAY, December 12, a party of missionaries left Washington for South America, going by way of England. The party consisted of Wm. Kirstein, wife, and small child; J. E. Brown and wife, and Misses Stout and Murphy. Brother Kirstein has been employed at the Review and Herald Publishing Association for a few years past, and will connect with the Buenos Aires Publishing House, assisting in its management. Brother Brown will take the oversight of the book work in Brazil, while the two nurses, Misses Stout and Murphy, are answering the call for assistance in the medical missionary work in Montevideo, Uruguay. These four last mentioned go out from the Seminary. It is very gratifying to the Mission Board to be able to send this splendid company of workers to assist those already in the field in their earnest efforts to give the message to the waiting multitudes in South America. With Brother and Sister Sherman already on the way, South America's working force will be greatly augmented at this time. Let us pray they may have a safe journey at this time of year when high-sea travel is attended with some degree of danger.