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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 8, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 40.

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Silent Messengers

By Editor

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E. R. PALMER . . . Editor
WE regret that our summary for the month of August is so incomplete. There are two reasons for this. During the month of August many of the States held their annual camp-meetings, and the larger part of the canvassers were not at work. Besides this, our move to Washington has caused considerable confusion, and our papers have not come to us promptly; therefore, we have not been able to secure full reports.
WE take pleasure in publishing in our department this week quite a lengthy letter, and an article from Brother Johanson, our general agent in Australasia. Our primary object in doing this is to invite the attention of all our canvassers to a few fundamental principles stated by Brother Johanson. Read his letter and article carefully, and note the strong, courageous position which he takes. With such a spirit we can fight many hard battles, and conquer.