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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 12.

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Central America

By Garfield Smalley

BONACCA, BAY ISLANDS.— Our days are full. I have all that I can do. At present I am teaching school for five days in the week, and conduct two services on Sabbath, at the North East Bight church, besides nursing the sick. Often I am called to go some distance.
My heart burns within me when I see so many people, created in the image of God, growing to manhood and womanhood without God. Many of them from earliest infancy—while yet in their mothers' arms—smoke the cigarette. Central America is a field neglected by Protestants. How glad I am that there are representatives of the truth in this land! May we not rest until we have done the duty that we owe to Christ and to our fellow men. GARFIELD SMALLEY.