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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 19, 1908

Dr. A. H. Lewis

WE have learned with regret of the death of Dr. A. H. Lewis, whose name and work have been so closely associated with the recent history of the Seventh-day Baptists in America. Dr. Lewis was the efficient editor of the Sabbath Recorder from 1882 until 1896, and held other official positions in the organized work of the Seventh-day Baptists. He is also the author of several valuable works upon the different phases of the Sabbath question, and was a vigorous defender of the Sabbath of the fourth commandment. His death is a serious loss to the denomination with which he was connected, and will be deeply regretted by all who knew him and his work. As expressing their feelings, the General Conference Committee has adopted the following resolution:—

Having heard with sorrow the sad news of the death of Dr. A. H. Lewis, the General Conference Committee desire to express their appreciation of the earnest work which he has done in the cause of Sabbath reform and of religious liberty, and to extend to his associates and to Mrs. Lewis their sympathy in this bereavement.