FROM Brother H. E. Meyer, now in Kansas, manager of our Mexico City publishing house, we learn that not only have the Mexican workers, left in charge of the printing house, been able to bring out the Mexican paper regularly every month, but Brother Shultz, one of the colporteurs, has been doing more effective work disposing of the papers than ever before, not only making use of the current numbers, but clearing the shelves of a large quantity of back numbers. ‑– ‘These are only evidences,’ writes Brother Meyer, ‘that God’s work will triumph even amid strife and war.’
