An Experience in South America by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 29, 1910

An Experience in South America

By N. Z. T.

WRITING from Argentina, Brother Max Trummer says: “You will have heard that we are having another revolution in Uruguay. When I came here to attend the meeting at Buenos Aires, the ports were closed, and Brother Maas and I had to get passports in the Gefatura before we could take the boat. This revolution will hinder the boys in their delivery now, as the men are all hiding themselves. Brother —— is hiding at his uncle’s. He wanted to go to the workers’ meeting very much, but could not get away because he is a Uruguayan. He must postpone his delivery of ‘Patriarchs and Prophets’ at least a month. The boys who are canvassing for ‘Home and Health’ will go to Colonia Suiza, and stop with our brethren there for a time. We can not do anything, as the horses are taken away from the farmers, the same as last year.” N. Z. T.