p. 15 | Porto Rico by B. E. Connerly; Mrs. B. E. Connerly

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

Porto Rico

By B. E. Connerly; Mrs. B. E. Connerly

WE have great reason to rejoice here in Porto Rico, for since our last report to the REVIEW AND HERALD we have received the beautiful press which the brethren in the States have so generously donated to this work. The press, type, and all that is necessary to begin work came in good shape, with the exception of the Spanish accents, and we hope to receive them soon and have the press at work. It is indeed a treasure, and we wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all who donated toward it.

The work is onward here. Two men have recently begun the observance of the Sabbath; one of them, a young man, has entered the canvassing work with real zeal; and another man, a merchant, is convinced, and says that hereafter he shall close his store on the Sabbath.

Brother Moulton, of Jamaica, has come here to engage in the canvassing work, and thus another well-established Seventh-day Adventist is added to the Porto Rican field. Our hearts are very much encouraged.

MR. AND MRS. B. E. CONNERLY.