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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 9, 1908

The Cape Sanitarium (Cape Town, South Africa) has been enjoying a good patronage.

Dr. A. W. Hewitt will be connected with the Washington Branch Sanitarium for the summer.

Dr. C. S. Bossert will assist Dr. D. H. Kress in the Washington Sanitarium the coming year.

The financial depression is growing worse in Kimberley, South Africa. It is affecting the patronage of the Bath, quite materially.

S. M. Konigmacher and wife left Cape Town, May 28, for Malamulo Mission, Nyassaland, to engage in mission work. They are well and of good courage.

Dr. J. W. Hopkins, a graduate of the George Washington University this spring, has accepted a call to the St. Helena (Cal.) Sanitarium, and has left Washington to enter upon his new duties.

Mrs. Edith E. Bruce sailed on the steamship “Cedric,” June 18, to join the staff of workers in India. Mrs. Bruce has for a number of years been an efficient medical missionary worker in various places. She secured a large part of her medical training at Battle Creek, afterward laboring in treatment rooms in Jackson, Mich., and later with Dr. Patience Bourdeau in Grand Rapids. For some time she was medical secretary of the Ohio Conference. From this work she was called to act as head nurse at the Washington Branch Sanitarium, where she has given most efficient service for the past year. Three weeks ago she offered herself to go as a foreign missionary, and was accepted immediately by the board, and sailed within two weeks. She will join other nurses in England, and together they will proceed to their new field of labor. We wish them God’s choicest blessing in their work.