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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 27, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 21.

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LABOR ITEMS.

By Editor

THE following are some of the labor items adopted at the recent session of the General Conference:—
Elder Dan. T. Jones and J. E. Froom, and such others as may be selected by the Foreign Mission Board, to inaugurate the work in Mexico.
Prof. C. C. Lewis, late of Union College, to labor among the colored people in the South. This change is in harmony with the resolution to establish schools among the colored people in the Southern States.
Prof. J. C. Rogers to go to the West Coast of Africa to labor; also a man and his wife, to be selected by the Foreign Mission Board, to accompany him.
Elder J. O. Corliss to labor in Washington, D. C.
Elder N. W. Allee to go to Minnesota and take the place of Elder A. J. Breed, who is elected to the General Conference Committee.
Elder R. A. Underwood to go to Wisconsin and take the place of Elder M. H. Brown, who enters the Sabbath school work.
Miss Hiva Starr to engage in the Bible work in South Africa.
A mission to be opened in Mashonaland, Africa, as soon as practicable, and not less than five persons to be selected for that purpose.
R. B. Craig, J. J. Graf, and O. P. Norderhus to go to South America to labor, the former to take charge of the canvassing work.
Miss Helen McKinnon to engage in Bible work in the Tennessee Conference.
V. H. Lucas to labor in Colorado.
J. Ohlander to go to Russia and labor under the Russian Advisory Committee.
Fred W. Spies to go to Germany to engage in canvassing work.
Luther Warren, of New York, to go to South Dakota to labor.
Elder J. S. Shrock, of Pennsylvania, to go to Minnesota to labor among the Germans.
A. J. Haysmer and wife, of Michigan, to go to Jamaica to labor.
C. W. Flaiz, of Minnesota, to go to Manitoba to labor, the General Conference Committee to select someone to accompany him.
Dr. J. E. Caldwell to labor in the Southern States.
Elder D. H. Lamson, of Michigan, to change to Nebraska Conference.