Nine Canvassers Sent to Work in England
The nine canvassers who were recently sent to England were tried men,—men who have proved faithful in every place and under all circumstances; and now they are working with all the energy they possess, and are having good success, though in a hard field. We need hundreds of such faithful young men for distant, needy countries. W. B. SCOTT, of Oregon, and Ernest Taylor, of Texas, are working in Scotland, where there are five million people; Arthur Carscallen and L. A. Hartford are in Ireland, where the population is about the same as in Scotland; G. W. Bailey and William Olmsted are in Wales, where there are two million people; and Joseph Brandt, C. E. Holmes, and W. O. James are in the North England Conference, where there is a population of fifteen million. No one from our company of canvassers was placed in the South England Conference, where there are fifteen million people. So it is evident that our nine canvassers are almost lost in the vast population of a great country.