DO YOU WANT A PART IN THIS?
By Editor
FROM all over the field we are receiving offers of help from our friends and the friends of the cause for which this institution stands. We are grateful for it. The feeling of many, at least, is well represented in the following from a well-known gentleman, who is a member of one of the great orthodox churches, who is not rich in this world's goods, who lost in the San Francisco fire, and who was among the most liberal ones in relieving the needs of the refugees: 'Have just opened the SIGNS of the 8th instant. Truly after the earthquake the fire, 'and now,' I said, 'what has the still, small voice to say?' And it said, 'You must sail close to the wind this year, and you have new problems to face; but by doing this that way and that this way, and not doing other things at all, you can send Brother Wilcox $5.00 and not know it in a year from now.' So I enclose the $5.00.' In a later letter referring to his losses and ours, he continues: 'But we'll live, and I feel God has great blessings in store for all who lose and lose right—thanking Him.' Therefore we put his donation first.