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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 37.

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News from India and Belgium

THE little workers’ organ of the India Union Mission, the Eastern Tidings, has a note from Prof. H. R. Salisbury, speaking of the good influence of the Mussoorie treatment room work. Our sanitarium workers particularly will be interested in some of the figures. In June 425 treatments were given. Among those who were treated were quite a number of native princes, “the maharaja of Kapurthala, the maharani of Tehri, rana sahib of Nepal, the prince of Kapurthala, and three physicians, besides lawyers, professors, army officers, and forest officers. The income for the month was Rs. 1,400, $466.” Mussoorie is a hill station, in the Himalaya Mountains.
THE General Conference had a letter from Elder R. G. Klingbeil, written from a suburb of Brussels, August 9. He says: “We hope that the Lord will make an end of this trouble, and give us a little more time to bring the message to these poor people. Pray for us and for the work here in Belgium. We are full of courage, and our trust is in our God amid all this trouble.”