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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 29, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 44.

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AT Ottawa, Kan., three persons have accepted the truth as a result of the tent-meetings.

Two persons were recently baptized at Cambridge, Md., and united with the church there.

Two persons were baptized on a recent Sunday, and united with the church at Albany, N. Y.

THREE members of the sanitarium family at Madison, Wis., were baptized on a recent Sunday.

AT Detroit, Mich., on a recent Sabbath one person was baptized, and four were added to the church.

ELDER E. E. FARNSWORTH reports the baptism of five young people on Sabbath, September 26, at Hygiene, Colo.

At Niwot, Colo., five united with the church on Sabbath, September 12,—two by letter, two by profession of faith, and one by baptism.

THE tent-meetings in Wellsboro, Pa., are ended. Fifteen persons are keeping the Sabbath as a result of this effort.

BROTHER C. J. BUHALTS reports a good interest in the meetings at Monon, Ind., and says: “Eight persons decided to obey, and we hope for two more. Nine were baptized, and two more will go forward in baptism later.”

UNDER date of September 30, Brother W. L. Sims writes from Fortuna, Cal.: “A sister has taken her stand for the truth. There are now seven new converts as the result of our labor in this place, and several others are interested. We have a Sabbath-school of twenty members.”

At the quarterly meeting, Sabbath, October 3, at Peru, Ind., six were taken into full fellowship of the church, one came forward for baptism, and two gave themselves to the Lord to keep his commandments. Several others are keeping the Sabbath, and expect to unite with the church soon.

THE following note has been received from Brother J. F. Weathington, Newellton, La.: “We held a series of meetings from September 27 until October 4, which resulted in much good. The first Sabbath was a day of blessing, and many gave their hearts to God for the first time. Four accepted the truth, and Sunday afternoon they were baptized.”