p. 15 | GEO. M. BROWN by Geo. M. Brown

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1904

GEO. M. BROWN

By Geo. M. Brown

Mexico

CHIHUAHUA.—I am now in the northern part of Mexico. Brother Leland has decided that it is better for him to enter a new field, so he is with me, and we are prospecting for a suitable location. We expect to remain here until Sunday, and then will go down to Torreon, Zacatecas, and Aguas Calientes, all towns farther south.

While looking around here and getting a knowledge of the situation, we have been taking a few subscriptions for the paper and selling a few books. I think we have interested one intelligent Protestant in our work, so that we can entrust an agency for the El Mensajero to him. By getting Mexican agents in various towns, we shall increase the circulation of our literature, with very little expense, as these local agents will be paid by commission.

I think that within a month Brother Leland will move from Guadalajara, and locate in some town that has never been touched. Work will then be carried on in four places, instead of two, as when I came here. Brother Bodwell is at San Luis, and has some interested people with whom he is working.