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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 51.

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Tunesassa (N. Y.) School

By E. A. Manby

SOME time ago I promised to tell you about our work with the REVIEW. Our territory is thinly settled, and there are not many well-to-do people in it. The students distributed six hundred papers, and received a little over twenty-five dollars. We have not received returns from the remainder of the papers.
The school is doing well. Although we are expected to care for but twenty-five students, the register shows an enrolment of forty-two. Others are coming soon. Probably between fifteen and twenty will take the regent's examination next month. We have six or seven who are to take the teacher's examination. This year our aim is to send out five teachers, and sufficient canvassers to sell two thousand dollars' worth of our literature.
The Lord has greatly blessed us in our work this year. Perplexities often arise, but the Captain of our salvation is directing the battle. It now seems that we shall need another building before next fall. E. A. MANBY.