W. H. ZEIDLER, State Agent

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 11, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 41.

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W. H. ZEIDLER, State Agent

Virginia

MUCH has been said in history regarding Virginia as a colony and as a State. In both conditions it has been kept prominently before the world. In the great closing work of the third angel's message, Virginia will have a part to act, and we believe it will be quite a prominent one, as it is so situated that nearly all traffic and travel from the North to the Southern States passes through it; thus it becomes a natural gateway to a vast section of territory which awaits the sound of this message. A number of inquiries have come to us, which have been answered the best we know how. Several persons have come and settled among us, and are determined to do what they can to give the message to all with whom they come in contact. Brother Wirth, one of these brethren, expects to help scatter the literature containing the message wherever he goes. There are others who are looking for places where they may do good, effective work for the Master. To such we wish to say, Virginia offers a large territory. Write to us, and learn what you can before you start; then come and work till the Lord comes.

W. H. ZEIDLER, State Agent

1312 North Twenty-eighth St., Richmond, Va.