p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 39. (9/29/1910)

Pacific Press Sales Increase in Latin America

The Pacific Press Publishing Assn. reports an increase of about five hundred per cent in its business with Mexico and South America for the first eight months of 1910 over the same period last year. The sales thus far this year amount to $58,266.70; last year the sales for the same period totaled $11,759.45.

Christ Our Saviour in Portuguese

By Editor

OUR little printing plant in Brazil has just published the first edition of “Christ Our Saviour,” in the Portuguese language. By permission of the author, the Brazilian brethren added three new chapters: “His Return,” “The Day of Judgment,” and “The Home of the Saved.” We are glad that our workers in Brazil have this addition to their Portuguese literature, and we congratulate them on the neat workmanship.

Prescott Sails for India Meeting

Last week Elder W. W. Prescott sailed from New York for England and India, to reach the latter country in time for the Lucknow general meeting, opening October 20. With their mission stations increasing, and the necessity of planning most wisely for their campaign amid vast populations, the India workers have appealed earnestly for general help at this time. A year ago it was thought Elder I. H. Evans could go from China to the India meeting; but owing to delays, he has been able only fairly to reach the far East, and take up his work, and the General Conference Committee felt it unreasonable to call him from interests there needing his counsels and labors. Brother Prescott will therefore attend the meeting, and join our missionaries in their work during the autumn and winter campaign.