L. R. CONRADI by L. R. Conradi

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1903

L. R. CONRADI

By L. R. Conradi

Rumania

CONSTANTZA.— We are safely out of Russia, into a freer land. From our hotel windows we look out upon the billows of the Black Sea; and the various costumes abounding plainly tell us that we are now down in the Balkan, one of the great storm-centers in the world, where political feeling runs high. We had a very profitable trip in Russia. Elder Huenergardt spent four weeks on the Volga, then helped us in our general meeting in the south. This was a profitable meeting. The South Russian Conference had its meeting, and at the close we gave some time to counseling with the native Russian workers, of whom there are now four for one hundred millions of people. This is not a very large number. Some of the native Russians were also present, to have a part in the meeting held for them. In spite of difficulties, the work is onward. We expect a larger tithe this year than ever before.