A Good Word From India

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 18, 1913

A Good Word From India

BROTHER W. E. PERRIN, manager of our publishing work in the India mission field, writes as follows:—

“Our work this year has been very much better than ever before, and we are pleased to report a small net gain. For the first time my wages have been paid by the printing department, and it was really a surprise to learn that we had more than come out even. The real explanation lies in the fact that we have had something to do. With continually increasing work, we should be able to do even better in the future. We are now printing six papers: Eastern Tidings, Oriental Watchman, Herald of Health, Yuga Lakshan, Nishanat-i-quiyamat, and Kalugi ke Chink.

“We feel very grateful for the good results so far this year, and for the commodious quarters in which to carry on our work. Those who have not seen both our old quarters and our new cannot understand how great is the improvement. We appreciate the sacrifices of our brethren and sisters in the home land which have made possible this new place.”