p. 19 | South America by N. Z. T.

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

South America

By N. Z. T.

BROTHER MAX TRUMMER, general agent on the east coast of South America, reports constantly increasing success on the part of the canvassers in his field. In his letter dated July 26 he says:—

“We have just closed another canvassers' institute. We were together ten days, and though there were only five of us, we had an enjoyable time. I like the one week or ten days' institute very much. There is no time lost, and the workers hold their enthusiasm better than for a longer period. I am now canvassing with the new workers in the field. Some time ago Brother Nicholas Hanson cheered us with a fine report. He secured thirty-two orders in one day for ‘Home and Health,’ Spanish; another day, in five hours, he took twenty-one orders; and before the week was out, he even took forty-three orders in one day, making a total of 122 orders taken in one week. Isn't that good? To our dear Lord and Master be all the praise.”

N. Z. T.