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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 15, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 33.

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Africa Pleads for Help

Brother M. C. Sturdevant, who has been connected with the Solusi Mission for some time, recently made a trip into the interior, in search of a location for a new mission. He found a splendid site at Mwombashi, about two hundred miles north of Brother Anderson's mission. He reports that the people pleaded with him to remain with them, not going back at all. One boy was so desirous of being with him that he would not leave him, but accompanied him on foot many miles to the railroad station, then invested all he had in a ticket for Solusi. His earnest pleas so touched Brother Anderson's heart that he paid the remainder of his fare. Africa pleads for help. Must these people plead in vain?