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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 12, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 47.

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News from European and Asian Missions

WE have received from Hamburg the first two numbers of a new paper devoted to foreign missions. The title is Der Advent-Bote (The Advent Messenger). It is a sixteen-page monthly, profusely illustrated, and is to be devoted to the interests of the mission fields of the European Division, describing the progress of our work and the various peoples inhabiting those countries. Those who read German will find this new publication a most interesting and helpful document. The price to American subscribers is advertised as 40 cents a year.
NOTWITHSTANDING the disturbed conditions of the world, the work of giving the last message must be pushed forward with even greater earnestness than ever. In response to calls from Asia, quite a number of workers are even now on the high seas, journeying toward China, Malaysia, and India. Brother L. J. Burgess sends back word from Japan that he and Sister Burgess have had a good journey thus far, and are hopeful of a prompt passage through to India.