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

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WE were favored recently by a call from Dr. D. D. Comstock, who, the past year, has been connected with the Tri-City Sanitarium, Moline, Ill. Dr. Comstock and his wife were on their way to Chicago, where he will be connected with dispensary work during the coming year, and she will pursue medical studies.

We are sorry to have to announce the death of Mrs. H. G. Gaunce, which occurred Aug. 10, 1907, at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Brother Gaunce has for a number of years been connected with the Melrose Sanitarium, but was away for a vacation at the time of his wife's death. Certainly the sympathies of our medical workers go out to Brother Gaunce in his sore affliction.

Dr. Roy M. Clarke, who was graduated from the George Washington University this last summer, has been connected with the Knowlton Sanitarium, Knowlton, Quebec, for the past few months. During a short visit to Washington a few weeks ago he was married to Miss Ethal Gilbert. They returned at once to Dr. Clarke's field of labor in Canada, where they are expecting to make their home. We wish them much success in their work.

The following is from Dr. F. L. Fisher, 108 West High St., Mount Vernon, Ohio: “I write you in behalf of our sanitarium at this place, which is owned and controlled by the Ohio Conference, and directed in connection with the Mount Vernon College. In looking through the list of sanitariums, I did not see the College Springs Sanitarium among them, so I desire it to be enrolled with the others, if we can be considered worthy of that place. Our institution was not formally opened, and is not very widely known, so you were perfectly excusable for not having known of its being in operation. We are now enlarging and improving to meet the demands. We also have first- and second-year classes, which get, with the aid of the college, a very thorough training, of