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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 5, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 40.

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Field Notes

ELDER O. S. HADLEY reports eight new Sabbath-keepers, in Indianapolis, Ind. There is prospect of a third church being organized there soon.
BROTHER F. J. HARRIS reports from Aledo, Ill.: “We have had a splendid interest here all along, and there are several who are just beginning to keep the Sabbath, and quite a number more of whom we are very hopeful.”
BRETHREN L. H. CHRISTIAN and Carl F. HANSON, who are holding tent-meetings for the Scandinavians in Chicago, report: “We are very busy visiting and selling papers. The people are taking their stand one by one. The prospects are that a good many will accept the Lord.”
BRETHREN B. F. STUREMAN and E. R. LAUDA make the following report from East Michigan: “July 25 we pitched our tent at Sanilac Center, and remained there six weeks with a very good interest; and against all opposition by one of the ministers of the town, twelve began to keep the Sabbath. From here we went to Elmer City, and remained there a little more than three weeks. Here also the same minister opposed us very hard, but notwithstanding, four accepted the truth. These will join with the company at Sanilac Center. We have now a Sabbath-school of thirty-five members at this place.”