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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 4, 1902

B. G. WILKINSON

By B. G. Wilkinson

France

PARIS.—We had a splendid meeting here yesterday (Sabbath). Some strangers were present, among whom was a Catholic lady of intelligence, who wept when going away, and said, “How I wish I were where you people are.” We are not located yet, but hope to be settled this week.

Looking over the records since I came here a year ago last July, I find that about one hundred have accepted the truth in the Latin field. But the fact that we now have no worker in Italy, will have a depressing effect upon the work there. The work at Geneva continues good. Between twenty-five and thirty persons have been baptized since we opened our school there last March. There is yet a great circle of interested ones.