A Beneficent Institution in the Village of Camarero

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 24, 1910

A Beneficent Institution in the Village of Camarero

This is not the first time that our attention has been called to the beneficent institution that the Adventists have established in the village of Camarero, department of Diamante.

Their model school, which is installed in a large building of their own, with efficient teachers, bearing diplomas, is well known, and its functions have merited the applause of the school authorities, such as the late and well-beloved Professor Barzola, who gave a report of it as honorable as it was just.

Besides the school these modest people of science have equipped and regulated a sanitarium, which is attended in the best manner. Many expressions of thanks have reached our editorial table for this institution, which is directed by Dr. R. H. Habenicht, a person competent and well respected in those parts.

These good words come from persons who have been attended in that institution and are perfectly contented with the treatment and cure they have received.—Editorial in El Tribuno, Parana, Argentina.