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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 12, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 15.

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Field Notes

SEVEN persons have recently accepted the Sabbath truth at Wolf Lake, Ind.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of nine members was organized at Toledo, Ore., March 24.
A THREE weeks’ course of meetings at Idaville, Ind., conducted by Elder F. M. Roberts, resulted in adding four to the membership of the church there.
BROTHER C. V. STARR says in a report from Woodburn, Iowa: “As a result of meetings held by Brother J. F. Piper, a few have signed the covenant, and several are keeping the Sabbath.”
A REPORT from Chicago states: “Elder Luther Warren is conducting a very interesting Bible study on the sanctuary question at the Forty-sixth Street church. Much interest is being manifested. There is a large attendance.”
BROTHER M. H. GREGORY reports from Arkansas: “I have been holding meetings for two weeks, five miles from Alpena Pass; twelve persons have already decided to walk in obedience. I trust others will follow.”
BROTHER F. M. CORBALEY speaks encouragingly of the work in Keokuk, Iowa. Some at this place, he says, “have been wading through deep water, but now they have the privilege of keeping the Sabbath until it is proved from the Bible that Sunday is the Sabbath.” The company there are hoping to effect a church organization at an early date.