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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 1, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 18.

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West Indies

By F. W. Morse

PORTO RICO.—A little more than a year ago I came to this country, and although I have been passing through affliction, I thank God for his tender care, and the prosperity that has attended my efforts to bring this truth before the people. I have been at work with Spanish literature, and it is surprising to see the readiness with which the best class of people order the most expensive bindings, and how anxious they are to have the books delivered as soon as possible. One wealthy gentleman, a native, who has traveled a great deal, said, “I would not take fifty dollars for my book if I could not get another like it.” Because of infirmities I have to work moderately, yet each day brings good results, and I rejoice to see the guiding hand of God, even in the midst of affliction. F. W. MORSE.