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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 8.

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Wisconsin

ELDER C. J. HERRMANN conducted a series of meetings with the church at Moon, Wis., January 20 to February 7. The Lord gave a great victory. Twenty-four persons united with the church, subject to baptism, and twelve others made a start to serve the Lord and obey his truth, and will unite with the church a little later. Still others are deeply interested, and the good work will be carried on after a few days' delay. The ire of the enemy was manifested in a threat to mob, and even to shoot, the elder if he did not take the warning, which was brought to him by letter, to leave the place immediately.
Word has just been received from Mt. Hope, Wis., from Elders F. Stebbeds and M. H. Serns, of a victory in that church, two being added to its membership. Nine were recently added to the church at Sparta through the labors of Elder Serns, and eight were added to the Blue River church through the labors of Elder Stebbeds.
Dr. John Hopkins arrived at the Madison Sanitarium, last Monday, to take charge of that institution as medical superintendent.
C. McREYNOLDS.