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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 8, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 34.

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Porto Rico

By D. D. Fitch

THE readers of the REVIEW will be glad to learn that the vessel we are sailing on is bringing us safely to our desired haven, which we expect to reach about 4 P. M. today, June 16.
Although the trip has not been altogether a smooth one, there has been nothing out of the ordinary to mention. I have endeavored to improve the time by writing, or studying with fellow passengers. Sunday morning opportunity was given me to preach in the social hall. Several missionaries going out under the Presbyterian board were present.
Although indisposed during the present rough weather, mother is standing the trip wonderfully well for one in her seventieth year. Both she and my wife were able to be on deck most of the time for the first two or three days. The last end of the trip has been so rough that they have preferred to keep their berths.
We are glad to come to this island to labor for its people. Remember us in your prayers. D. D. FITCH.