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Review and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 22.

If I Should Die Tonight
Earlier text: They Tell Their Story Well

Susie Brown Begins Work in Salvador

WE learn that Miss Susie Brown, of the Loma Linda Sanitarium Nurses' Training School, sailed from California April 22 for Salvador, Central America, to engage in self-supporting work in connection with the new Salvador Mission, where already a good number of believers are reported.

Central Europe Conferences and Mission Tithes

WE learn from Elder L. R. Conradi that he has recently returned to his headquarters from attending a series of twenty conference meetings in Central Europe. The meetings were splendidly attended, and he reports the work onward. “The three central unions,” he says, “after turning over their first tithe and a second tithe as well, added sufficient from their surplus tithe to make the total gifts for missions for 1915 the full amount of ten cents a week per member.” The three unions referred to have a membership of 18,000.
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Review and Herald · May 4, 1916