H. O. ROBINSON by H. O. Robinson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 10, 1910

H. O. ROBINSON

By H. O. Robinson

Mexico

My deliveries in Vera Cruz were very good. The Lord helped me to deliver books to the value of $647.25, U. S. gold. From that place I went to Tampico, where I was successful in enlisting my brother to work with me. He had good success there, and sold and delivered $145 worth of books a few days ago.

During the thirty-nine hours that I worked in that place, my orders amounted to $259.50. The first two-hours' work there gave me sales amounting to $55. Some of these people were so anxious to get their books that I delivered several the day after the orders were taken.

The manner in which the Lord is blessing us here certainly keeps our faith and courage up, and although at times we get some bumps and jolts, we soon pass these over.