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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 30, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 35.

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Young Germany Responds

By W. A. S.

During the Friedensau meeting, a call was made for one additional worker to go out and join the East African Mission.
On the instant, volunteers were springing to their feet in all parts of the great tent, and the union committee had seventeen earnest candidates from whom to select their missionary. These young people have a very stern reminder, too, of the fact that volunteering for East Africa is no light matter. Just on the edge of the sanitarium grounds is the little cemetery, where a stone marks the resting-place of Brother Wunderlich, one of the Friedensau workers who went out to Africa to help found the station, and who returned stricken with death.
W. A. S.