p. 24 | Telegraph Orders and South African Mission Progress

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 11, 1912

Telegraph Orders and South African Mission Progress

By Editor

A TELEGRAPH order from Brother E. R. Potter, field agent of the British Columbia Conference, calls for five hundred copies of the current issue of the Protestant Magazine. He states that Professor Odlum, editor of the Western Call of Vancouver and chief speaker at the Orangemen day celebrations for British Columbia for July 12, "will present the Protestant Magazine." Other rush orders from Orangemen in Canada and the United States have also been received. This President's Letter and Vatican Influence number is selling very rapidly, twenty-five thousand copies having been sold by the first week of the quarter for which it was issued.

BROTHER R. C. PORTER has completed his tour of the South African mission stations, leaving Nyassaland, June 5, for Cape Town, after being away about three months. While he suffered a slight attack of fever during the tour, he was enjoying good health at the last, and reports excellent progress having been made at all the stations since his last visit about two years ago.