Off to Spain and South America by E. R. P.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1909

Off to Spain and South America

By E. R. P.

WEDNESDAY, September 8, Brother N. Z. Town sailed from New York on the “Teutonic,” bound for Southampton, England. That is the first stage of his long journey to Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, and Panama, where he is to labor during the next six to eight months in the interests of the Spanish publishing work.

Our interest and our prayers will follow Brother Town in his long voyage. We shall hope to hear from him often, and report the success of his work. He will join the workers in these fields in holding conventions, and in organizing their field work. We trust that under the blessing of God a great era of successful work is dawning upon these Spanish fields, which for centuries have been groping in ignorance and superstition beneath the dark, overshadowing cloud of Roman Catholicism. E. R. P.