SENDING to the REVIEW a report of the Italian work in Chicago, Elder O. A. Olsen, secretary of the North American Foreign Department of the General Conference, says of the efforts of Brother Calderone, our Italian laborer in that city: “He began work in Chicago the latter part of January, 1912. He has worked all alone, and with a difficult class of people, but up to the present time ten have been baptized, and there are as many more keeping the Sabbath who will in due time unite with us. Altogether, there are some thirty families who are showing an interest and studying the truth. Considering everything, the results of efforts among the Italians are equal to the results of efforts among any other class of people. This should be an encouragement to our conferences to see that work is taken up among them. We have just started the printing of a quarterly sheet in the Italian language here in Chicago. The Italians are greatly pleased with this little paper, and I trust that it will become a great help to work among that people.”