We present this week two pictures which, owing to their relation the one to the other, are of special interest. One is a group of canvassers, taken at an institute recently conducted by Brother Max Trummer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the headquarters of the South American Union Conference. In this group are natives from Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Germany, North America, Russia, Scandinavia, Spain, and Uruguay.
CANVASSERS' CONVENTION, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
The other is a picture of the work done by these canvassers during the month of December, 1910. Brother H. S. Prener, a North American, who had been in Argentina only nine months, shows the best record of time. The one who heads the list with such a splendid record of orders is a young German-Russian student from the mission school in Argentina, who is just beginning in the canvassing work. It is he who sits on the ground in the right-hand front corner of the picture. In 106 hours this young man took 162 orders for Spanish "Home and Health," with a total value of $391.26, North American currency.
The readers of the REVIEW will rejoice with us to see such a splendid report from the canvassers in that Spanish-Catholic field. One encouraging feature is that this work was done almost entirely by young men who have accepted the truth in that country. N. Z. T.
