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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 30, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 31.

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KANSAS

By E. H. Curtis

CLIFTON.—I arrived at Clifton, May 22, and was joined by Elder I. A. Crane and Brother B. W. Brown on the 23d. Owing to rain, we were not able to begin meetings until the 26th, when we began with a fair congregation. Brother Brown left us in a few days, to join Brother Sutton at Webber.
Elder Crane and myself remained until July 7, taking the tent down the 8th. From the first we had a very small attendance, but it was fairly regular, which encouraged us to proclaim the present truth. The message seemed to strike home to the hearts of some of the people. Six have announced their intention to walk in the truth for this time, and there are others for whom we feel hopeful. We do not expect to drop the work at Clifton for some time, for we are sure the Lord has some others in that place; and those whom He has given us must be built up and established. Pray for the work at Clifton.
E. H. CURTIS.