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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 15, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 43.

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Safe Arrival

W. H. STERLING and wife left this country a few months ago to connect with the sanitarium work at Diamante, Entre Rios, Argentina, South America. We have a letter from them, dated Aug. 7, 1914, telling of their safe arrival at their destination. They write encouragingly of their work:—
“We feel very much at home as there are so many Americans here. We scarcely feel that we are six thousand miles from the States.
“The sanitarium and school are doing excellent work. If the sanitarium accomplishes no more than training the young people as nurses, it will do a good work; but it is doing much more than that.
“It is sowing among the people here seeds of truth, which are already producing results.
“We are of good courage, and are realizing as never before the nearness of Jesus’ coming.
“We are very thankful for a place in this work.”