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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Sep 28, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 39.

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Hayti

CAPE HAYTIEN.—I thank you very much for the news which your communications impart, particularly in regard to the appointment and preparation of Elder Tanner for Hayti. Anything less than great joy for such a blessing would not be natural, considering the years of expectation for such a favor. Elder Tanner’s arrival here is anxiously looked for, both by friends and by foes of the cause of present truth. The Protestant churches here are stirred to exercise themselves more than they have ever done before, and at the same time—as everywhere else—are making us appear to be engaged in an evil work. Brother Isaac is showing up their false and rebellious position in the papers, and they are uneasy. H. WILLIAMS.