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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 24.

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Central America

By H. C. GOODRICH

BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.—I expect, the Lord willing, to go to the Bay Islands. We were ready to start last week, but Brother Bellenger has had an acute attack of rheumatism. He is better now.
The deacon of the Baptist church says he will keep next Sabbath. A policeman, whose ten-years' term of service expired in April, has determined to keep the Sabbath. Others are deciding. A brother who is doing some missionary visiting and Bible work said in last Monday night's missionary meeting, “All Belize is ready to hear the message. I trust it will not be long till we can have that Bible worker.”
Mr. Allen writes from La Ceiba that some are accepting the Sabbath there. They have started a little school, with a young Belize colored girl as teacher. A backslider has been reclaimed, a drunkard converted, and several Spaniards have accepted the truth.
The weather has turned very hot, and everybody is suffering from heat. I am well, and of good courage.
H. C. GOODRICH.