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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 22, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 29.

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Nurses in South America

SISTER LILLIAN M. VORIS reports for the little band of five lady nurses who recently landed in South America. She writes: “We like it here, and we are glad we can have a part in this work. We are all of good courage. We have a class of four German girls who have begun their nurse’s course. At present I am teaching them hydrotherapy. I enjoy it very much; and as I look into their bright faces, I ask God to help me to help them, so that they may become successful workers in this needy field. It is indeed a needy field, and there is so much to be done, so many souls to warn before Jesus comes. We five nurses are new in the field. We have not gone through the trying experiences the older workers have met, but we are anxious to acquire a good command of the language, so we may be more efficient workers.”