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Progress of the Work in Waterloo

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 22.

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Progress of the Work in Waterloo

From Waterloo, West Africa, where Brother R. S. Greaves has been at work, he is able to send us this encouraging word: “There are a few upcountry ready for baptism, but at present I cannot go to them. I shall be glad when we can open our Mendi station, even though it be but a native house. Things are going on about as usual at Waterloo. The factory had quite a run for a short time, but now we are not so busy. We are out of iron boxings for the wheels. We had plenty on order, from both England and America, but one order had to be canceled; the other one got through, and we received everything but the boxings, which unfortunately were omitted. So far we have not lost much.”