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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 31, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, Nos. 43, 44.

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H. C. MENKEL, M.D

By H. C. Menkel, M.D.

Mohammedan ruler, and is a testimony to the value of Christian medical institutions, where the intelligent classes of Indian peoples may be brought in contact with strong Christian influence.
This was further demonstrated when, a few weeks later, her highness made the proposition that we come to her State and conduct another just such institution, she agreeing to supply all the funds for building and equipment. The importance of this invitation is emphasized by the fact that conditions in this particular State have not been favorable for the entrance of Christian missions.
Our sanitarium work has exerted a favorable influence among the Indian people, and it ought to have help for the extension of its operations.

H. C. MENKEL, M.D