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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 5, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 10.

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Workers Sail for China

UNLESS some unexpected delay occurred in the sailing of the steamship “Minnesota,” the following party sailed from Seattle, Wash., for China, Monday, March 2: Dr. H. W. Miller and wife, Elder R. F. Cottrell and wife, Bert. A. Roberts and wife, Mrs. B. Moultrup and son, and Miss Pauline Schilberg. This party will doubtless be distributed in the provinces of Honan and Hunan. The Pacific Press releases Brother Roberts and wife from their office staff, to assist in the Chinese printing-office. Other stations in China are in fully as great need of help as those in the provinces named, and other workers, it is hoped, may go forward at an early date. Miss Dehn, a nurse from the St. Helena Sanitarium, sailed with this party, to join the workers in the sanitarium at Kobe, Japan.