N. Z. T by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 25, 1912

N. Z. T

By N. Z. T.

From India

BROTHER C. E. WEAKS, general canvassing agent of India, sends the following encouraging words:—

“I have just returned from a trip into east Bengal. I spent yesterday in the town where Brother Little died of cholera. It seems sad to think of his dying there alone in that native hut, with no one near him except native sweepers.

“The work is onward in the Bengali field. Since this institute closed, the sales of these workers have more than doubled. In fact, the few men that are working here in Calcutta sold as much literature during February as during the last six months of 1911.”

I believe that we are in the beginning of better days for literature work in India.