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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 9, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 2.

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A minister who recently completed two years of New Testament Greek. He says: "I highly appreciate the privilege I have had of taking these two years of Greek in your school. Your inspiring words from time to time have greatly encouraged me ever to keep educating myself in a systematic way, and put to practical use the things I learn."
A minister who recently completed two years of New Testament Greek. He says: "I highly appreciate the privilege I have had of taking these two years of Greek in your school. Your inspiring words from time to time have greatly encouraged me ever to keep educating myself in a systematic way, and put to practical use the things I learn."

Field Notes

ELDER A. M. DART reports seven recent additions to the Fox, Idaho, church.
SEVEN new members recently united with the church at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Completed our course in Bible doctrines, and thinks the course "worth a hundred times the price." Gray hair does not hinder this work.
Completed our course in Bible doctrines, and thinks the course "worth a hundred times the price." Gray hair does not hinder this work.
A conference treasurer who has completed our course in composition-rhetoric, and has now enrolled for algebra and penmanship. Has completed grammar, stenography, composition-rhetoric, and penmanship, and is now working on Bible doctrines and typewriting. Here is a charter member. He has completed four subjects, and says, "I am still intending to enroll anew." Age, 55.
A conference treasurer who has completed our course in composition-rhetoric, and has now enrolled for algebra and penmanship. Has completed grammar, stenography, composition-rhetoric, and penmanship, and is now working on Bible doctrines and typewriting. Here is a charter member. He has completed four subjects, and says, "I am still intending to enroll anew." Age, 55.
ELDER C. H. MILLER reports the baptism of two persons at North Platte, Nebr.
AT the close of the week of prayer twenty-one persons were baptized at Loma Linda.
THREE adults were baptized and received into the Nashville, Tenn., church on a recent Sabbath.
TWENTY-SEVEN young people were baptized by Elder Meade MacGuire at the close of a Missionary Volunteer institute held in Keene, Tex., some weeks ago.
AT the close of the Queensland, Australia, camp-meeting twenty-four candidates went forward in baptism. On the last Sabbath of the New South Wales meeting, eighty persons were baptized, the largest baptism ever held in Australia.
ELDER F. A. ALLUM recently baptized eight new believers in Honan, China.
FOUR adults have accepted the truth at Eagle Bend, Minn., under the labors of J. O. Peet.
DURING the latter part of November a church of seventeen members was organized at Fort Lupton, Colo.
THE baptism of ten new Sabbath-keepers is reported from Melrose, Cal. Through the efforts of Elder J. A. Stevens ten persons have taken their stand for the truth at Petrolia.
A DEEP interest in the truth is being manifested at Herdon, Kans. The little Sabbath-school recently organized, with a membership of eight, now has twenty-six members, and fifteen adults are observing the Sabbath. Elder S. S. Shrock baptized four persons at Collyer a short time ago, and three at Herington.