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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 1.

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South America

By H. H. HALL.

In a letter dated September 26, from G. E. Hartman, secretary of the South American Union Conference, he says:—
“Spring is just beginning with us, and everything is nice and green. There seems to have been enough rain this winter so that there is good prospect for a harvest, the grasshoppers not appearing very far south so far. Probably they will not get down here in time to hurt the grain. Brother E. M. Trummer is now out with Brother Lorenz, our new man from Kansas, by way of the Foreign Mission Seminary, whom we are training for the west coast, probably Chile.”
The same day we received this letter a cablegram arrived from Brother Hartman, calling for the following: 1,500 “Home and Health,” cloth, Spanish; 125 “Home and Health,” half leather, Spanish; 75 “Home and Health,” full leather, Spanish; 250 “Coming King,” cloth, Spanish. H. H. HALL.