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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 28.

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From Cuba

By Editor

CONCERNING the work of the four young men who recently went to Cuba, Brother George Sandborn, the general agent, writes very encouragingly. In 21 hours Brother A. L. Shidler took orders to the value of $44, and Brother Willie Spicer in 22 hours took $39.50 worth. Brother Colthurst and Brother Henry Brown are also doing well.
Brother Sandborn says: "We are certain that you will rejoice with us to see the good work go forward. The $10,000 mark which we set for Cuba at the beginning of the year does not look as far off as it did. We now have ten canvassers in the field; but our idea is not to keep all these workers to ourselves, for our hearts long for the fields that lie still farther beyond, and we are willing to give up good workers to enter those fields."