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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 31, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 35.

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Central America

By A. N. ALLEN

LA CEIBA, SPANISH HONDURAS.—Last Thursday I returned from Bonacca, where I had been to take eleven children from this coast up to Brother Evans. I left my family on the mountain for a while, to recuperate. Brother Smalley returned with me for a month’s vacation. He is improving the time by studying Spanish.
The work is progressing here. Sabbath I heard of two more families that have begun to keep the Sabbath, about thirty miles up the coast. Word comes that a Spanish woman, two-days’ travel back of Truxillo, who has never heard of Adventists, has begun the observance of the seventh day. So the work of sealing goes on.
Our friends in Utilla donated enough to buy a fine young horse, so now I can get around easier. I also have some cash on hand toward buying a pack animal, to carry Bibles, books, etc.
We have two Sabbath-schools here on the coast, in both of which the lessons are studied in Spanish and English.
A. N. ALLEN.