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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 13, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 37.

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Western Pennsylvania

By J. W. WATT; N. S. ASHTON

INDIANA.—We still continue our tent effort in Indiana. We have now presented the testing truths of the message, and the audiences remain about the same. Some are convinced of the truth, but as yet none have taken a decided stand to obey.
Evenings during the week our audiences range from twenty to forty; Sunday afternoon and evening we have from one hundred to two hundred and fifty present. The weather has been very unfavorable for our work, as it has rained frequently, and thus kept the ground in the tent damp, and the nights have been very cool a great deal of the time. Last night (September 2) about two hundredwere present, and when the service had gotten well under way, a storm struck us which broke up the service; the wind blew hard, but no damage was done to our tents.
This week the Indiana County Fair, or rather a union fair embracing four counties, will be held here. We shall hold our services just the same, and hope to get some truth before those who live in different parts of the country.
These central counties of our conference have not had the truth as yet; this is virgin soil. Brethren, pray for the work in this part of the field.
J. W. WATT, N. S. ASHTON.