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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 6, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 27.

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Cuba

By L. E. Moore

HAVANA.—Brother Clark’s family are the only ones keeping the Sabbath at Ceballos, but at La Gloria we have seven, and they are very much in need of help. They all need instruction on points of our faith. Only one of the number belongs to our little church here in Cuba, and he subject to baptism. At that place there are about five hundred American people, the largest colony in the island. I feel very much interested in them, and hope that they will receive some help soon.
CASTLE OF JAGUA, CIENFUEGOS
CASTLE OF JAGUA, CIENFUEGOS
Bahia Honda has been calling for help ever since we have been here. There are five of our people there at the present time, but they are not able to speak the language. Brother Powery is calling for help on the isle of Pines. He is doing faithful work.
In a short time we hope to be able to support a worker, without calling for outside help. This will be possible if all our people come here to live who are planning to do so.
L. E. MOORE.