A Faithful Worker’s Death
By Editor
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES is called upon to mourn a faithful worker, one who, the not in our office, has been intimately connected with us for a number of years. One of the most faithful agents of the paper was Brother George A. King, who passed away November 4, of pneumonia, in New York City. His whole life was wrapped up in the cause of the great Gospel message. Brother C. H. Edwards writes us that he always looked upon the SIGNS OF THE TIMES as a father might look upon his only child. Editors and proof-readers could not have scanned its pages more minutely than did he. He read it from cover to cover, and for many years, without a day's rest, he had given the Gospel message to the people from house to house. For nineteen years he has worked in New York, and souls have been converted as a result of his labors. During his lifetime he has sold above $25,000 in books and papers. But our brother rests in hope, and truly his works do follow.