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Review and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 37.

A Practical Illustration of the Value of Tithing
Earlier text: Statistical Report of North American Division Conference for 1915

Meyer Leaves Mexico

BROTHER H. E. MEYER, in charge of the publishing house in Mexico, with his wife, decided to remain in Mexico City, braving conditions that might arise. But the first of the month they accepted the invitation of the government to come out of Mexico with other United States citizens. July 8 he writes aboard the United States steamship “Hancock,” in Vera Cruz harbor, that they are being well cared for, are well, but cannot report just when or where they will land in the States.
A CLUSTER OF RHODODENDRONS
A CLUSTER OF RHODODENDRONS

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Review and Herald · Jul 27, 1916