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Earning Scholarships in Cuba

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 8, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 32.

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Earning Scholarships in Cuba

By Editor

Just before the close of the last term of school at the Seminary, Brother Henry Brown arrived in Washington en route for Spain. On reaching this city and learning of the advantages of the Seminary, he asked that his going to Spain might be postponed to enable him to take a year's work in the Seminary. This was granted, and Brother Brown went to Cuba to earn his scholarship. He writes as follows:—
"We have all been doing well since arriving. The success which Brethren Shidler, Spicer, and Colthurst have had is indeed wonderful. The Lord has also blessed me. I have already delivered $125 (American currency) worth of books, and have been here less than a month. I have about $150 worth of orders that I can count on delivering."
The Lord is blessing in a special way those who have given themselves for service in the colporteur work in the needy mission fields. We shall be glad to hear from still others who are willing to go out and follow the example of these young men who have gone to Cuba.