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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jan 6, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 1.

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Arrival at Honolulu

OUR brethren and sisters will be pleased to read the following word from Elder C. M. Snow, taken from a personal letter to Brother E. R. Palmer, of this office, under date of December 12: “Just a word to let you know of our arrival at this station [Honolulu] on our journey. The first third of this part of the trip was very rough. We poked the nose of our ship under many tons of water, and a good deal of it got inside the boat, so that our baggage was floating around on the floor of our cabin. But the last three and one-half days have been very pleasant. Little Ivanilla fared worst, and I came off comparatively easy. We are all three on our sea legs now, and doing our full share in the bread line. We are expecting a pleasant day tomorrow at Honolulu.”