JAMES A. MORROW by JAMES A. MORROW

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 22, 1903

JAMES A. MORROW

By JAMES A. MORROW

Bermuda

HAMILTON.—My book sales for July are better than I had expected, as it has been necessary for me to give almost all my time to the meetings. I have been presenting the subject of the Sabbath, and I look for three or four to decide soon. Sundays are about the only days that I now devote to canvassing. For the last three Sundays the sales have been as follows: $12, $9, and $23.-50. How long this will continue, I do not know. For it all I feel to thank the Lord.

I am anxious to secure a tent for use during the tourist season, say from January to May.

This leaves us quite well, but we find that during the hot weather we shall need to be cautious not to overwork. Brother Enoch found it necessary to take a trip for his health. He and Sister Enoch have gone to Nova Scotia. They expect to remain two months.

We are encouraged to learn through the faithful REVIEW how the Lord has directed in the removal of the offices from Battle Creek. I fully believe that we shall see startling things in the development of this message from now on.