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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 5, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 18.

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THE MICHIGAN TENT.

By James White

I WISH to ask the Tent Committee and the church if it is not time to take into consideration the subject of tent operations for the coming Spring. In New York they are already acting. The experience of last season teaches that early action is necessary to the efficiency of tent labor. Although our hearts are made to rejoice over the success of the tent last Summer in some places, we feel assured that prudent management in season would have been the means of saving time, as the tent was in part employed where the same work could have been effected without it. In many places little can be done to introduce the truth without it, and it becomes us to make arrangements accordingly. Much can be done now to prepare for the coming season, as well as it could be done in May or June. Shall it be done? Speak out, brethren. This is no private enterprise. We are all interested in it. Let us "be zealous," and show our interest. J. H. W.