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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 38.

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Northeastern California

By Walter Harper

NINE years ago, in July, 1907, I was providentially led to put aside well-laid plans to labor in another field, and take up work in northeastern California. The Lord signally blessed my efforts, and I have always wished to return and do more work there. In April of this year I was privileged to do this, and I am having good success, and receiving many answers to prayer. I pray that many new believers may be gathered for the kingdom as a result of the pages of truth which God graciously permits me to scatter abroad.
I have been able to place books in the homes of Indians and half-breeds, as well as in those of the whites, including both Americans and foreigners. One family recently gave orders for $8.70 worth of our good books and bought “Armageddon” outright. One recent Friday when I wished to close up the week’s work early, the Lord helped me to take orders amounting to $11 in about ten minutes. To him be all the praise and glory. WALTER HARPER.