BROTHER L. A. GIBSON baptized eight at Spokane, Wash., the latter part of March.
FOUR are rejoicing in the truth thru the labors of Brother S. Swinson at Sparta, Wis.
SEVEN recruits for the Master are reported by Brother M. H. Serns at Birnamwood, Wis.
SIX promised to walk in the way of God's commandments at Friday Harbor, Wash., as the result of the labors of Brother S. W. Nellis.
FIVE of the church-school pupils at Colorado Springs, Colo., taught by Sister Wyss, were recently baptized by Brother Mackintosh.
BIBLE-READINGS conducted by Brother A. E. Sanderson at Keene, N. H., have resulted in bringing five to the truth of the third angel's message. Others are deeply interested.
WORK among the Italians of Boston is being carried on by P. Scattarregia, who has been granted the use of a Baptist mission for two services each week. Bible work in the homes is also being carried on successfully.
"RECENTLY Elder Wheeler reported five more new converts in Prescott, Ariz., where he and Brother Dillon are laboring."—Pacific Union Recorder.
"So far nine adults, who were before strangers to the truths presented by us, are observing the Sabbath, and ten others are in the valley of decision."—Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Miller, St. John, N. B.
BROTHER F. M. BURG, president of Western Washington Conference, has been called to take the presidency of the Southeastern Union Conference, with headquarters at Atlanta, Ga. Brother W. W. Sharp will take the place of Brother Burg until camp-meeting.
"THRU God's blessing the work is going on well here. There are many who are inquiring of me about this message. I hope and pray that those who are coming to me for light will not be disappointed."—Maqbal Massey, Moradabad, India.
WRITING of the work in Colorado, Brother M. Mackintosh says: "In Trinidad, where Brother Walker is doing a good work, five were baptized, and three others have expressed a desire to unite with us."
DR. LAW KEEM writes from Canton, China: "We have four who are earnestly studying the truth and are nearly ready for baptism, a father, two sons, and another man. The other denominations are strongly opposing us, but we find those who are really in earnest will come to hear us in spite of the opposition."
"SABBATH, March 14, was a day of rejoicing in Palisade, Colo., when I buried five dear souls in baptism in the Grand River. . . . Our school is a grand success. We have an average of about eighty-five pupils, and our three teachers endeavor in every way to make the school what it should be."—W. F. Kennedy.
BROTHER C. J. KUNKEL writes of the work in North Dakota: "Encouraging news is coming from the field, which shows that the Lord is working. Elder Leer tells of a company of from twenty to twenty-five near Munich, in the northern part of the state; Elder Jorgensen tells of several who have taken hold at Velva, and Brethren Humann and Seibel report eleven who have taken their stand at Kulm and vicinity."
THE PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION voted at a specially called meeting, convened at Healdsburg, March 19, to move the college from Healdsburg to some rural district where more land could be secured, and where an industrial college could be conducted under much more advantageous circumstances. The college property at Healdsburg is for sale.
SOME very neat colored post-cards come to us from the manager, Mr. J. J. Wessels. It is surely a beautiful place amid green and bloom, seven miles north of Los Angeles. Its elevation is 600 feet. Its sanitarium methods are up-to-date and approved by the best. Those desiring to avail themselves of treatment and rest would do well to write for Illustrated Catalog D, Glendale Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.
To those who are contemplating settling in the South, or who think of making that their field of labor, we would recommend writing to Brother A. L. Manous, field agent for our books, 602 Capital Ave., Atlanta, Ga. He has a little publication which shows Georgia's resources and advantages, and he would be able to give splendid advice to those who think of making that their home.