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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 31, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 44.

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Ecuador

By GEO. W. CASEBEER.

GUAYAQUIL.—The message is gaining a little footing here now. One more decided to-day to keep the Sabbath; so if he remains faithful, we shall have three. This seems a small number; but we thank God for these few, and we are confident that if we work faithfully in his strength, more will come in time.
Brother Davis and I are planning a trip through a large territory that we have not yet entered, and we hope to leave many seeds of truth which will bring forth fruit.
Recently there has been quite a revolutionary stir here; but now it seems to be over—until the next. There was a strong effort to overthrow the present president, whose policy is very liberal; but this has been defeated at every turn.
God help us quickly to call his people out! Pray for us, and especially for Brother Davis.
GEO. W. CASEBEER.