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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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Oklahoma

By M. G. NUNES

MUSKOGEE.—Wednesday, July 5, we started a series of tent meetings in Muskogee. There are about 12,000 colored people in this place. The interest seems to be on the increase. Sunday, July 9, the tent could not seat all who came to the meeting. We hope that the Spirit of God will work on the hearts of the people and cause them to decide for the great Sabbath truth. Let the readers of the REVIEW remember the work among our colored people.
Muskogee is the leading town in the State for Negro business places. Business men are doing well here. As we visit among them, they show quite an interest in what we say to them.
M. G. NUNES.