News from Africa and Jerusalem

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 37.

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News from Africa and Jerusalem

IN August our brethren in Europe received by cable the news of the death of Mrs. Anna Kaltenhauser, of the new Victoria Nyanza Mission, in the heart of Africa. She died of the blackwater fever, that scourge of the African interior. Thus another life is laid down on the altar of Africa. Our prayers and sympathies are with Brother Kaltenhauser and the little band of missionaries on the Victoria Nyanza.
THE publishers of the Protestant Magazine have just received an order to send two copies of that magazine for one year to one of our brethren in old Jerusalem. This brother says he can use a number of copies of our English magazines, “especially the Protestant Magazine.” If the truth were known, however, there is even more urgent necessity to circulate the Protestant Magazine in America than in old Syria, now under the dominion of the progressive Young Turk party.