The Cause Among the Russians.
By Eldon H. Pullen
IN company with Brethren Nelson and Frederickson, I have just visited the Russian settlement near Milltown, Dakota. We found to our joy that seventeen more had taken hold of the Sabbath of the Lord, making in all twenty-one at that place, nine men and twelve women, all adults. One brother we visited is placed under very trying circumstances. He is opposed by his wife. She makes home as unpleasant for him as she can. His father, a wealthy Russian, recently came to this country to visit him, but learning that he is keeping the ancient Sabbath, he refuses to enter his son's house, and has disinherited him, claiming that he has disgraced the family name and is no longer worthy to be called a son. I am sorry to say that others are somewhat similarly situated; but like this brother they confide in the Lord, trust in his promises, and are desirous to honor his name by forsaking all and following the Lord Jesus. I did not remain at Bon Homme, as I anticipated doing. Howard, Turner Co., D. T., Dec. 18.