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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 32.

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Indiana

By J. C. Harris; U. S. Anderson; J. F. Olmsted

BEDFORD.—June 10 we began meetings in the tent at this place, and the attendance has been good from the first. Bedford is a city of about ten thousand inhabitants. The truth had never been presented here. There does not seem to be as much prejudice as in some places. A few have decided to obey, and others are deeply interested. Among them is a German Methodist minister and a Baptist minister. As we visit the people, we find them very friendly. We are praying for the Lord to so clothe his servants with the power of this message that the people may realize that this is not a “cunningly devised fable,” but that it is present truth. Pray for the dear souls in this place. J. C. HARRIS, U. S. ANDERSON, J. F. OLMSTED.