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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 16, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 3.

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The School at Pua, Chile

By F. H. Westphal

WITH this I am sending an illustration of the Púa school building, which is in process of construction. The building is fifty feet long, and twenty-nine and one-half feet wide. There will be a parlor, a dining-room, kitchen, office, and a sleeping room below, with a hall through the center. The second and the third floors will contain ten rooms each.
THE PUA SCHOOL BUILDING IN PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION
THE PUA SCHOOL BUILDING IN PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION
The fourth story is composed of two nice rooms, which do not cover the whole house. There will be in all twenty-three sleeping rooms. The old building, which was erected by Brother H. F. Ketring, will be divided into two recitation rooms. The class rooms will be separated from the dormitory. This we believe will be very good for the general purpose of the school. The picture was taken after the institute closed, so that there are none of the institute students in it. We desire an interest in the prayers of God's people for the success of this branch of his work here.
F. H. WESTPHAL.