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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jun 18, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 25.

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Field Notes

TEN adults have accepted present truth at Gordon, Nebr.
A NEW Sabbath school has been organized near Mitchell, Wyo.
FIVE persons were recently baptized by Elder A. C. Anderson in St. Louis, Mo.
ELDER N. T. SUTTON recently baptized four persons at Hutchinson, Kans. A Sabbath school has been organized near Glen Elder.
SIX adults have accepted present truth in Watertown, N. Y., and the German church at Buffalo has received five new believers into membership.
ON a recent Sabbath thirteen persons were baptized in Boston, Mass. Elder H. C. Hartwell has organized a church of fourteen members at Natick.
THE workers at Audubon, Iowa, write of a deep interest in present truth on the part of residents of that city. The few meetings already held have resulted in three new believers.
EIGHT Chinese were recently baptized at Singapore, Straits Settlements.
THE workers at Portsmouth, Va., report eight added to the church there.
IN Nassau, Bahamas, four have recently avowed their purpose to obey the truth.
NINETEEN persons accepted present truth between March 1 and May 1, in Austin, Minn.
FOUR persons were recently baptized at Rangoon, Burma, and two others will be baptized soon.
A REPORT from Brother Russell Hall, Jamaica, tells of the conversion of fourteen persons, who are now preparing for baptism.
WRITING from Gippsland, Australia, Brother Driver informs us that there are now eight additional Sabbath keepers in that vicinity.
IN the Upper Columbia Conference six persons have recently been baptized at Colville, four at Grangeville, and four at Craig Mountain.
DURING the past few months twenty-five new believers have been baptized in Denver, Colo. Four members have been added to our colored church in that city.
A SABBATH school of forty-five members has been organized at Bowdon, N. Dak. Thirty-two new believers were baptized at McClusky after a two weeks’ effort.
THE first three quarters’ report of the North Hungarian Mission for 1913 shows thirty-one gained by baptism and vote, bringing up the membership to ninety-six.
THERE are two new Sabbath keepers at Kerang, in the Victoria-Tasmania Conference, Australia, as the result of the tent mission recently conducted in that place.
A NEW conference has been organized in Europe, in the Roumanian field, comprising thirteen churches, with a membership of four hundred and fifteen. At one of the Sabbath services of the conference session, thirty-six persons took their stand for the Lord and the message of his soon coming.
AT the last meeting of the Levant Union Mission, held at Ovajik, Turkey, seven received baptism. This is undoubtedly one of the most difficult fields of the world to work, on account of the large Mohammedan population, and because of the lack of unity between the nominally Christian nationalities themselves.
AT the last general meeting of the Swatow Mission seventeen were baptized. Brother W. F. Hills writes of a trip that he recently made in inland China. He says that three new stations have been opened during the last year, and there are over one hundred persons now preparing for baptism. The missionaries are unable to answer half the calls for help.