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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 30.

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Western Washington

By W. F. MARTIN

TACOMA AND PUYALLUP.—After a few weeks spent at my home, I returned to Tacoma to resume labor in the city. I was joined in my work by Brother John Reith, a student from Walla Walla College. We pitched a thirty-by-fifty-foot tent in the city, and began a series of meetings. During the summer all the meetings of the church are held in the tent.
The interest in the tent-meetings has been good, and some have taken a stand for the truth. Sabbath, July 1, we baptized six in a beautiful lake near the city. Others are contemplating baptism soon. Almost every Sabbath sees the addition of one or more members. The Lord is blessing our work in Tacoma.
Sabbath, July 8, I spent with the church at Puyallup. Four were added to the church, three of them by baptism. The summer’s work thus far has been both pleasant and profitable. Our courage is good. W. F. MARTIN.