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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 27, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 17.

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MARCH 12 four candidates were baptized in the church at Denver, Colo.
AT Helsingfors, Finland, nine candidates were baptized by Brother Fred Anderson, the first of March.
THE Central Union Conference has purchased a new Gospel tent, 30x56 feet dimensions, to be sent to Brother J. Nethery, in Scotland.
THE Pacific Press Publishing Company has established a branch depository at Lincoln, Neb., taking over the stock of the Nebraska Tract Society.
ON the 9th inst., six persons were baptized in the church in this city, five of whom united with the church in Berkeley, of which Brother J. D. Rice is pastor.
THE Central Advance announces the death of another of our ministers, Brother W. B. Everhart, of Sac City, Iowa, which occurred March 29. Consumption was the cause.
THE Workers' Bulletin says: "An interesting item in connection with the school work in the South is the fact that thus far every church school established has resulted in a church being organized."
WE learn from the Review that Brother F. H. Westphal, of College View, Neb., will go to Chili at the close of the present term of Union College. He has had former experience on the east coast of South America.
THE brethren in Canada are actively engaged in circulating religious liberty literature anent the proposed Act of Parliament to compel the observance of Sunday. Several special tracts have been written on the subject.
A NEW chapel was dedicated at Galesburg, Ill., March 5. Brother L. D. Santee, who had preached the first Seventh-day Adventist sermon in the city about eight years ago, delivered the dedication address. As a result of recent labors of Brethren G. G. Johnson and G. E. Nord, a dozen new members have been added.
THE Southern Missionary, organ of the Southern Missionary Society, is published monthly at Nashville, Tenn.; subscription price, 10 cents a year. The March number notes the erection of two churches the present year—one at Nashville and one at Jackson, Miss.; also the gift of a new 50-foot tent from Brother J. F. Bahler, of Keene, Texas. This is quite an accession to the society's working facilities.