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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 18, 1910

Elder J. C. Little Dies in India

ANOTHER valuable laborer has fallen at his post in the mission fields. A cablegram from India, received Thursday morning of last week, reads: “Little died cholera. Notify parents.” At the time of his death Elder J. C. Little was in charge of the Bengali work in east Bengal. He was an earnest, faithful, self-sacrificing laborer, and India sustains a great loss in his death. Not long ago he wrote, saying, “When you are ready to enter Tibet, I will go.” He was willing to enter a difficult field. He possessed the spirit of the true Christian soldier. But his labors are now ended, and he rests in his chosen field. He died with the gospel sickle in his hand, in the midst of India’s great ripened harvest field. His grieving parents in California, and the lonely wife and children in India, will have the sympathy and prayers of God’s people. Further particulars will be given later.