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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 31, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 43.

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Missionary Party Reaches Honolulu

As we go to press, the following word comes from Elder R. C. Porter, dated from Honolulu, August 7: “Our missionary party, consisting of forty-two adults and seven children, are enjoying a very pleasant voyage. We reached Honolulu this morning. The first day out from San Francisco we experienced a very rough sea. This was a severe test to our seamanship, and most of our party succumbed to seasickness. Almost all rallied the next day, and we have since had a smooth sea and a delightful voyage. Brother Loveland came aboard suffering with malaria. Sister Steinel was suffering with acute inflammatory rheumatism. Brother Loveland has recovered, and Sister Steinel is much improved. The Honolulu church has prepared a splendid program and dinner at the park for our party. The outlook is that we shall have a very pleasant time.”