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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 4, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 5.

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Laurelwood Industrial School

R. W. AIREY, principal of the Laurelwood Industrial School at Gaston, Ore., writes: “We ordered fifteen hundred copies of the Ingathering number of the REVIEW, and sent out our best students to the adjoining towns and surrounding country with them. They distributed nearly all the papers, and collected about one hundred dollars. As the result of the ingathering, over one hundred sixty-five dollars was sent from this place. That was not the only result, however; for an impression was made upon the minds of the students who were sent out, and when the revival effort was made during the week of prayer, all connected with the school, with possibly two or three exceptions, confessed their sins, and surrendered all to our Heavenly Father, to be used by him in whatever way he may call. To him be all the praise and glory.”