JOHN L. BROWN by John L. Brown

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 4, 1912

JOHN L. BROWN

By John L. Brown

Majorca

ABOUT two weeks ago I went to the island of Majorca, off the east coast of Spain, to start two of the workers who are taking subscriptions for the Señales and “Glorious Appearing.” I began by visiting the government officials and other men of importance in the largest city in the island. I made a good start, the first day securing the name of the bishop’s secretary and the secretary of the Episcopal library. Later I secured the names of two Catholic priests. While working with the boys I took one at a time, and we would canvass by turns. We secured as many as sixteen subscriptions a day for the paper, selling a small book with each. Since I left, the boys are doing good work.