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Brother Palmer’s Absence

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 5, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 44.

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Brother Palmer’s Absence

It has been a source of sincere regret to his associates in the work in this city, that Brother E. R. Palmer has been compelled to leave this part of the field, and to seek the benefit of the dry climate and high altitude of Arizona for a while, in order to obtain relief from a bronchial trouble which was likely to become chronic. We know that it was a severe disappointment to Brother Palmer to withdraw from the work here, and our prayer is that he may soon be restored to usual health and to his place in the work. During his enforced absence from the office he has promised to contribute to the columns of the REVIEW, and we hope to have something from his pen soon.