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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 22, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 29.

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Leaving

By A. M. Coleman

LEAVING home Monday morning, I went to Franklin, Lenawee County, about eighty miles from Battle Creek. While there, I distributed tracts and papers and talked with the people. Tuesday the morning a young man took me with a horse and carriage to Wolf Creek. I distributed reading matter on the way. In the afternoon I visited from house to house, and handed out tracts. The people were interested, and desired to know the truth. Wednesday I worked all day, and Thursday I took the train at Tipton for Hanover, a village on the Cincinnati Northern Railroad. After canvassing Hanover, I took the train to Eckford, and finished canvassing that village in time to take the evening train for home. The four days thus spent are among the happiest of my life. I distributed five thousand pages of tracts, besides periodicals. A. M. COLEMAN.