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did not know where they were lo- He also states that our hope of de- GENERAL ARTICLES cated in Havana, which is about half . feating the bills now before Congress as large as . depends largely upon the petitions of OUT OF MEXICO AGAIN After a day in Havana, we came protest which are sent to Congress; ONCE more it has seemed best for to Santa Clara, a beautiful little city therefore, we would urge our people us to leave our home in San Luis in the center of the island, and prin- throughout the Union to quickly cir- Potosi, Mexico. The Mission Board, cipal city of the province of the same culate Liberty Extra, and secure sig- knowing that if trouble should come name. A native lady Bible worker natures to the petitions, sending them we would have no chance of leaving has worked hard here, and has a when filled direct to the Congress- the country, asked us to leave for a good interest, but is compelled by ill men from your district and State. time. The Lord has blessed us health to give up the work. The CONNECTICUT while we have been in San Luis. Five brethren were wondering who could SENATORS young persons have been converted, take up her work, when they were Frank Bosworth Brandegee George Payne McLean also two adults have begun the ob- notified of our coming, so asked us to servance of the Sabbath. Another come here. Our first night here was REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT man whose father is a Sabbath-keeper, spent in the same hotel in which P. Davis Oakey First District and who had never really kept the Brother Henry Brown was staying Richard P. Freeman Second " r Sabbath, has been waiting some time when a mob of young men tried to John Quillin Tilson Third for baptism. A prominent doctor is drive him out of town, about three Ebenezer J. Hill Fourth if very much interested in t h e truth. years ago, because of our books which James P. Glynn Fifth His wife is fully convinced, and we he had sold. MAINE are hoping that both may take their We are of good courage, and hope SENATORS Charles F. Johnson stand soon. for a good harvest of souls here, Edwin Chick Burleigh One day I called on an elderly where the ground has already been REPRESENTATIVES American with whom I had talked so well prepared. DISTRICT of the truth, and left my copy of the The great needs of the mission Asher Crosby Hinds First District late edition of " Bible Readings," fields call in unmistakable tones to Daniel J. McGillicuddy Second " telling him he might like to get one. our young people just entering the John Andrew Peters Third Frank Edward Guernsey Fourth When I saw him the next day, he work to consecrate themselves for life asked me to send .for a copy for him- to the more difficult problems and the SENATORS self, two for relatives in Mexico, and greater needs of the regions beyond. a fourth for a nephew in Illinois. He E. W. THURBER. John Wingate Weeks

admits practically all points of our REPRESENTATIVES faith except the Sabbath, and does IMPORTANT DISTRICT not seem at all prejudiced against A LETTER just received from Pro- Allen Towner Treadway First District Frederick H. Gillett Second that. fessor Longacre, enclosing the follow- Calvin DeWitt Paige Third it We preferred to go to Texas again ing list of Congressmen from each Samuel E. Winslow Fourth if rather than to Cuba, but the Lord State in the Atlantic Union Confer- Fifth if opened the way for us to come to ence, states that the petitions which Sixth it Cuba. Elder Lane met us just as have been taken from Liberty Extra Seventh If we curie out of the bath and fumiga- should be sent direct to the Congress- Frederick W. Dallinger Eighth Ernest W. Roberts Ninth tion, which we had to take before we men in your State, and not to the Peter F. Tague Tenth it could enter the country. We appre- Religious L i'b e r t y Department in George Holden Tinkham Eleventh if ciated his coming very much, as we Washington. James A. Gallivan Twelfth it 2 ATLANTIC UNION CLEANER

DIS PRICT RHODE ISLAND not afford to lose one such privilege. Thirteenth CC SENATORS " Go to the camp-meeting, even Richard Olney Fourteenth if Ilenry F. Lippitt though you have to make a sacrifice William S. Greene Fifteenth LeBaron B. Colt to do so. . . . Angels who are Joseph Walsh Sixteenth REPRESENTATIVES commissioned to minister to those who NEW HAMPSHIRE DIS rRICT SENATORS George Francis O'Shannessy First District are heirs of salvation will accom- Jacob H. Gallinger Walter R. Stiness • Second pany you. . . . A great work is Henry French Hollis Ambrose Kennedy Third to be accomplished by o u r camp- REPRESENTA II VES VERMONT meetings. The Lord has especially DIS rRICT SEN A TORS honored 'these gatherings, which he Cyrus Adams Sulloway First District William Paul Dillingham has called holy convocations." — Edward H. Wason Second " Carroll Smalley Page " RE PRESENTATI VES Testimonies for the Church," Vol. SENATORS DISTRICT VI, pages 31-70. James A. O'Gorman Frank Lester Greene First District From these quotations it is clear James W. Wadsworth Porter Hinman Dale Second " that we should be on the camp-ground REPRESENTATIVES even though our money matters suf- DIS rRICT MASSACHUSETTS fer. It is impossible to have things Frederick C. Hicks First District Room 606, Tremont Temple, Charles Pope Caldwell Second " as comfortable in tents as in o u r Joseph V. Flynn Third If Boston, Mass. homes, yet we are enjoying conve- Harry Howard Dale Fourth if niences at our camp-meetings today James P. Maher Fifth WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND that our fathers and mothers could ff Frederick W. Rowe Sixth CAMP-MEETING THIS YEAR not enjoy. We shall do all we can John Joseph Fitzgerald Seventh " 1'r3p camp-meeting is one of the to make things comfortable, and we Daniel J. Griffin Eighth Oscar Wm. Swift Ninth most important agencies in our work. expect to have all the conveniences Reuben L. Haskell Tenth It is one of the most effective methods that any camp can give. Daniel J. Riordan Eleventh arresting the attention of the people, There will be a grocery and din- Twelfth and reaching all classes with the gos- ing tent, as well as a place where hot George W. Loft Thirteenth pel invitation. . . . And o u r foods can be served to persons eat- Michael F. Farley Fourteenth Michael F. Conry Fifteenth camp-meetings have another object, ing in private tents. Peter J. Dooling Sixteenth preparatory to this. They are to pro- Please be sure to bring straw ticks John F. Carew Seventeenth mote spiritual life among our own and plenty of bedding. Thomas Gedney Patten Eighteenth people. We have engaged a police officer to Walter M. Chandler Nineteenth " It is important that the members watch the camp each night from Twentieth of our churches should attend our 7 P. M. to 5 A. M. He will see that George M. Hulbert Twenty-first Twenty-second camp-meetings. The enemies of we are properly protected. William S. Bennet Twenty-third truth are many; and because our num- I trust the orders for tents will Woodson R.Oglesby Twenty-fourth bers are few, we should present as come in quickly. Do not take a James W. Husted Twenty-fifth strong a front as possible. Indi- room if you are at all able to stay in Twenty-sixth vidually you need the benefits of the a tent. We want your company on Charles B. Ward Twenty-seventh the grounds ; but if you feel unable Rollin B. Sanford Twenty-eighth meeting, and God calls upon you to James S. Parker Twenty-ninth number one in the ranks of truth. to sleep out of doors, we shall be glad William B. Charles Thirtieth . . . Strengthen the meeting all to secure a room for you. You Bertrand H. Snell Thirty-first you possibly can by being present with should come not later than Thursday Luther W. Mott Thirty-second your families. Put forth extra ex- morning in order to get nicely lo- Homer P. Snyder Thirty-third ertion to attend the gathering of cated. Possibly some might prefer George W.Fairchild Thirty-fourth Walter W. Magee Thirty-fifth God's people. to come Wednesday. Norman Judd Gould Thirty-sixth " Brethren and sisters, it would be As before stated, buy your ticket to Harry Hayt Pratt Thirty-seventh far better for you to let your business North Lawrence, Mass., and at the Thomas B. Dunn Thirty-eighth suffer than to neglect the opportunity station take a trolley marked either Henry G. Danforth Thirty-ninth of hearing the message God has for " Lowell " or " Willows," getting off Stephen W. Demsey Fortieth Charles Bennett Smith Forty-first you. Make no excuse that will keep at Glen Forest Park. North Law- Daniel A. Driscoll Forty-second you from gaining every spiritual ad- rence is on the Boston and Maine Charles M. Hamilton Forty-third vantage possible. . . You can railroad; consequently, those arriv- ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER 3

ing at the South Station in Boston Lord came very near. Our hearts must go to North Station, and there EASTERN NEW YORK were made tender, as we waited be- take the train for North Lawrence. 317 W. Bloomfield St., Rome, N. Y. fore him. Sunday services were held Brother E. R. Numbers will show in the afternoon and evening, and the you your tent and look after your bag- CAMP-MEETING blessing of God was with us. Quite gage. Give all checks to him. Sis- BY the time this reaches you, our a number of the neighbors came into ter Florence Wheeler will look after camp-meeting outfit will be in Oneida the meetings on Sunday. The mem- placing persons in rooms. and our plans for pitching camp will bers there were much encouraged by Professor Dexter will have charge be well under way. our visit, and we were greatly en- of our music, and the South Lancas- It is high time your orders for couraged by the spirit of cooperation ter male quartet will also assist. tents were sent in. We expect every that was manifested by the brethren Good instrumental music will be pro- tent to be occupied this year, as we and sisters. We expect to hear good vided. Be sure to come. believe we shall have a large gather- things of this church in the days to J. K. JONES. ing. come. The price of tents will be as fol- Monday morning we started for ITEMS lows : twelve by fourteen, $3 ; four- home, going by way of West Mon- CHANGES in the arrangement of teen by sixteen, $3.50. Floors will roe, where we stopped for dinner at our office furniture seem to be appre- cost somewhere from $1.50 to $2. the home of Brother and Sister Al- Ciated, as the same space is utilized Beds, cots, chairs, and straw can be len. They were greatly rejoiced to to better advantage. rented at the usual prices. You will see us, and the hour and a half that Quite a number of our brethren are need to bring your own bedding. The we spent there was fully occupied in now busy pitching the camp. The usual accommodations for grocery talking over matters pertaining to location for the meeting is certainly and dining tent will be found upon the advancement of the Lord's work. ideal, and we look for a large atten- the ground. It is a real pleasure to meet with dance. We shall begin to pitch camp Mon- these isolated brethren and sisters, Some very spirited canvassing for day, June 12. Our conference work- who do not have the pleasure of meet- our magazines is being done in Bos- ers will be there at that time, and we ing others of like faith often. The ton nowadays, and good records are should greatly appreciate any help Spirit of the Lord comes near us as being made. During the week, our brethren can give us, as there is we bow with them in seeking h i s Misses Evelyn Dodge, Leitha Brown, much hard labor to be performed in blessing and help. But few are now Violet Webber, and Hope Appleby getting the camp ready. Any who left in the membership of the West were among the hustlers, and more can help us at any time between June Monroe church. No meetings are are expected soon. 12 and 21 will be greatly appreciated. held, and the church has practically We were pleased to have quite a Send all orders for tents to Brother ceased to exist. Those who are liv- number of students from South Lan- May at the conference office. ing are faithful, but so scattered that caster call at our office en route to W. R. ANDREWS. they cannot get together for meet- their homes. Among them were ings. some of our Northern New England PULASKI We stopped an hour in the middle friends,-- Brother Clyde Bishop and FRIDAY afternoon, in company with of the afternoon with Brother and the Misses Silloway,— also Miss Mil- Mrs. Andrews, Brother a n d Sister Sister Ferris, at Cleveland. We found dred Kimball, of the Western New May, and Sister Gemberling, we left them of good courage in the Lord, York Conference. Rome for Pulaski. We stopped for and anxious to do their full part in Four of our young people getting supper Friday evening at the home of helping to finish the work of the ready to sail July 26 as missionaries Brother Lawrence, in Altmar. Here third angel's message. to China made a pleasant call at our we were very hospitably entertained, We arrived at Vienna toward eve- office last week. They were Miss and were very glad indeed to make ning, and the brethren a n d sisters May Wheeler, just returning from the acquaintance of this brother and were so anxious for a meeting that the Foreign Missionary College at his family. we sent out word to t h e scattered Takoma Park, Miss Ella Chatterton, We arrived at the home of Sister members of the church, and they Mr. Nathan Brewer, and Mr. Lyman Eaton just as the Sabbath was draw- gathered in, and we enjoyed a good Bowers. These are all Massachusetts ing on. Sabbath we met with the service with them. Some of the folk, for whom the conference is church at Pulaski, and a good day brethren of this church volunteered thankful. was enjoyed. The Spirit of t h e to help in getting t h e camp ready 4 ATLANTIC UNION CLEANER

Oneida being but twelve miles from will send in their orders for it as part of the conference, and plans are them, they feel that the camp-meet- quickly as possible, so that we might being laid to make it one of great in- ing is almost theirs. Probably the know how many to keep on hand. terest to the brethren and sisters. It entire membership of this church will Surely this is the time when lit- is hoped that all who possibly can attend. erature should be put out by the mil- will attend, even if it means a sacri- Tuesday morning we left Vienna lions of pages. Every one who is fice. We are living in a time when for Rome. We all greatly enjoyed working with might and main is hav- our brethren and sisters should take this trip, and felt that it was a profit- ing success, and I feel sure that scores advantage of an opportunity like this. able one. W. R. ANDREWS. of our people in this conference could R. J. BRYANT. make a good living selling these NO. NEW ENGLAND small twenty-five and fifty cent books COLPORTEUR ITEMS 136 No. Main St., Concord, N. H on the current events of the day, WESTON CHENEY : "Last Wednes- also our magazines. I think it would day I took eight orders, selling three SCATTER OUR LITERATURE be an excellent idea to have a great hooks just as fast as I could take the IT would be very interesting to many send in an order for at least orders. The Lord blessed me most have our brethren and sisters call at twenty-five copies of these books. wonderfully. I did not do it in my our office just now. They would find More faith is needed in the plan own strength, but just prayed ear- that many thousand pages of truth are of God to succeed, and a determina- nestly, and the Lord sent his angels going into all parts of the field. As tion to devote our time and talents before me, and I got t h e results. I stepped into the office a few days to the advancement of his kingdom. I have some fine talks with the peo- ago, I saw piled up before me ten Let us at this time join the ranks Of ple, and find that what you told me thousand copies of t h e Present those who are scattering the pages of is true, that we should pray and work Truth Series, and then I learned that truth far and near. I trust that all and work and pray, and that is just besides this many thousands are be- our brethren and sisters will earnestly what I am doing." ing sent from the publishing houses to pray for the success of the canvass- W. C. Twing : " I worked part of the different parts of our field. ers and also for the home missionary the time this week in the vicinity of A few days ago two of our sisters workers, that God may give us a har- Elder Rider's meetings. Some of the ordered over one thousand magazines vest of souls as a result of our labor. .people seemed very much interested. to be sent to two little towns in Ver- R. J. BRYANT. We hope they will accept the truth. mont, and they informed me that * * I had some good experiences in meet- they would sell them inside of three NOTICE ing the people, and the Lord blessed." days. It was only a short time ago THOSE who will attend the general Word comes from Brother James that they sold five hundred in a few meeting at West Burke, Vermont, Causino that he plans taking sub- hours in one of t h e same towns. June 2-4, should write to A. R. scriptions for our papers and maga- Thousands of our magazines are also Johnson, Box 4, West Burke, at once zines near his old home. I am sure going into all parts of Vermont and so that arrangements can he com- that there are many that could do New Hampshire just now. pleted for their entertainment. The this to great advantage. Besides this many hundreds of the brethren and sisters at West Burke We wish to call attention to the book " Armageddon " have been sent are so situated that it will be impos- new Liberty Extra in behalf of the out, also a great many " Vatican and sible for them to entertain those who new bills recently introduced into the War," a large number of " The come, but arrangements have been Congress for the muzzling of the mes- World's Crisis," and now orders are made whereby at a very small cost a sage. Cannot every member do a beginning to come in for " The number can be taken care of. large work with this magazine? Other Side of Death," the new book The laborers who will attend this Quite a company of workers, as- just out. We wish to tell our breth- meeting will be Elder and Mrs. R. D. sisted by Professor E. E. Pringle, has ren and sisters that this book is one Quinn, Elder R. j. Bryant, and left the academy this week for of the very best that has ever been Brother E. A. Jones. It is hoped that their posts of labor in the various produced, filling a long-felt want many of the brethren and sisters from counties. We trust that every mem- among our people for an up-to-date Richford, I3ordoville, Wolcott, and ber will remember these workers in book on the state of the dead. It is Hyde Park, as well as those living their prayers. None meet the as- beautifully illustrated and sells for near, will attend this meeting. saults of the enemy more continuously only twenty-five cents in paper and It will be the only general meet- than do the colporteurs. fifty cents in cloth. I trust that many ing that can be held in the northern J. A. APPLEGATE. ATLANTIC UNION CLEANER 5

ITEMS try, and feels highly satisfied with his BROTHER LINSCOTT is having good work and that of his faithful com- MAINE success in his work near Rutland and panion. He will continue to look 75 Grant St., Portland, Me. Wallingford. Last Thursday he sold after the church on Sabbath days, and nine dollars' worth of books and the will lead a company, made up, with AN APPEAL same on. Wednesday. perhaps one exception, of those from Miss DAcv, a young lady who has Many students are in the field, and New Haven who have been with him been converted at the Portland ef- those that are not will be in a few in the church work, to Bridgeport, fort, was an inmate of the institution days more. We are confident that for the summer campaign in tent for the blind; and, as soon as it was we shall see a large work done by work, which will begin June 11. known that she was keeping the Sab- them, and trust that every member We believe that the well organized bath, she was turned away. will remember them in prayer. and consecrated membership of the Although this sister is blind, she is We are glad to report that Sister New Haven church can carry on a cheerful, and in many ways can make Eva M. Johnson has returned to the strong church work in that city, herself useful. Will not some one field after her illness, and is placing which will result in many more em- offer her a home fora few weeks at the printed truth in the homes of the bracing the faith. Last summer the least, until other arrangements can people of Keene. One d a y last strength of our work was given to be made? week she called on Rev. J. Wilbur New Haven, and the results have We are hiring board and room for Chapman, the noted evangelist. He amply repaid the effort. this sister at present, and there are gave her an order gladly, paying for Aggressive work has already begun, some back expenses. How many the book at once, stating that he was to be followed later in the season by who read this appeal will consider it glad to get one of our standard works. tent meetings, in the three remaining a privilege to send a dollar or two to largest cities of the conference — help pay her way? We are sure that SO. NEW ENGLAND Bridgeport, Hartford, and Provi- such ones will not lose their reward 51 Whitmore St., Hartford, Conn. dence. from him who said, " Inasmuch as ye The tent effort in Hartford is to have done it unto one of the least of BAPTISM AT NEW HAVEN follow the camp-meeting, which will these, ye have done it unto me." SABBATH, May 20, was a day of be held there August 17-27. It is Address the writer, 75 Grant St., blessing to the church at New Haven. planned to hold the tent meeting in Portland, Maine. H. W. CARR. It was the first visit of the writer to a different locality from the camp- this church in months, and it was a meeting, making the camp-meeting a ITEMS great satisfaction to see the church so full evangelistic effort of itself to be BROTHER AUSTIN S. BROWN spent well filled with believers in the mes- followed by Bible work, thus arous- last week canvassing' in Portland. sage. After a sermon by the writer, ing an interest in two separate sec- His success was very encouraging to Brother Sidney Norton, t h e elder, tions of the city. Brother Hartwell all. He left Monday for Calais to baptized seven adult candidates, will remain in Hartford, binding off make a large delivery this week. among whom were two gentlemen and the winter's effort and preparing the The many friends of Sister Austin a lady, children of a sister who em- way for camp-meeting. Brown, of Norridgewock, are de- braced the truth during the last tent About ten workers will enter the lighted to know that she is feeling effort. Providence field, opening t h e tent much better a n d is gaining daily. All who were baptized at the close work there June 18. We expect the We all pray that she will be restored of the tent season are growing in the hearty and liberal financial support of to health soon. truth without an exception, and those our people in this heavy and aggres- Brother Glenn Russell and wife baptized last give every evidence of sive program. This means a strong plan to leave Portland for Southern being substantial members. move in t h e four largest New England about June 5. - We church has heavy financial burdens in cities of t h e conference, beginning greatly regret having to lose them carrying on the local work, including with the campaign now closing in from our Portland band of workers. the church school, but we found the New Haven. If all are as success- Our best wishes go with them to their system inaugurated at the beginning ful as was that, the conference will be new field of labor. of the year working well, and ex- greatly strengthened, which will per- Several of our canvassers stopped penses being met fully. mit the launching of work in the un- at the office on their way to the field. The church has rallied to the sup- entered smaller cities still waiting We were strongly impressed with port of Brother Norton in his minis- for the living preacher. F. W. STRAY. their enthusiastic zeal for the work 6 ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER

this summer. We feel sure that Maine order for a tent, if you have not al- West Valley, Orleans, Cattaraugus, will have some good reports soon. ready done so. Be sure to state Buffalo, and Fredonia. Elder Carr stopped at t h e sani- whether you desire a floor, and also Is it not a cause for rejoicing to see tarium to see Sister Carr on his way mention whatever furniture you will the Western New York canvassers' re- home from the graduating exercises at wish. port growing the last few weeks? South Lancaster. Sister Carr is Do not ship express to the camp- One encouraging feature of t h e steadily improving, but is still unable ground without paying charges. progress made thus far is that prac- to return home. Let us remember her Your trunk or box may arrive when tically all of these workers are per- in prayer. no one is present who is acquainted manently intending to make a busi- Elder Russell went to South Lan- with you, and possibly it will be sent ness of the book work. We shall be caster for graduation night and re- back to the express office unless it is glad to welcome our student canvass- mained until Wednesday. We were prepaid. ers, who will be in the field within a pleased to have him bring Mrs. Rus- Any of our 'brethren who would few days, and then the reports will be sell and their daughter, Bernice, back like to assist ort the camp-ground to increased much more. to Portland with him. He is work- meet part of their expenses in attend- i6 ing hard to advance the work here. ing the meeting should write to Elder WESTERN NEW YORK CON- We were so glad that Elder R. F. Hartwell at once. He would be glad FERENCE Cottrell could spend a few days in to hear from a few more who are THE tenth annual session of the Portland last week. All present at willing to assist. Western New York Conference of the Sabbath service were greatly bene- Bring your baggage checks to the Seventh-day Adventists will be held fited by his most interesting remarks. book tent, unless one of our rep- June 15-25, 1916, on the camp- He also occupied the hour at t h e resentatives should be at the station ground on Humboldt Parkway, near young people's meeting Friday eve- when you arrive. Do not give your East Ferry Street, Buffalo, New ning. checks to any one else, as special ar- York, for the purpose of electing of- We learn from Mrs. F. A. Page, of rangements will he made for hauling ficers for the ensuing year, and for Loveland, Colorado, that her mother, baggage, and the expense may be the transaction of such other business Sister Delia Briggs, who went from somewhat less if you have it brought as may properly come before the dele- North Jay, Me., some two months up by the expressman engaged to do gates. Each organized church is en- ago, was ill when she reached her this work. Any representative that titled to one delegate for the organ- home, and has been confined to her we may have at the station to attend ization, and one additional delegate bed since then. M any of Sister to the baggage, etc., will wear a for each ten members. The first Briggs' friends would have heard badge so that you will be able to meeting of the session will be held at from her before this had she been identify him. nine o'clock Friday morning, June well. We trust she will soon regain 16. H. C. HARTWELL, President; her usual strength and vigor. She ITEMS W. M. VEHORN, Secretary. inquires about the advancement of the Eitwu M fi.Es R. COON has been work in Maine. Though absent in called to the home of his brother-in- WESTERN NEW YORK person, her thoughts and interest are law, who is reported seriously ill. CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION still for the onward progress of the Mrs. Ernest Longway has gone to THE annual session of the West- work in her home State. her home in Oxbow to take a little ern New York Conference Associa- rest, and her husband remains in tion of Seventh-day Adventists (a WESTERN NEW YORK Rochester to continue his teaching legal corporation) will beheld in con- 60 Grand Ave., Rochester, N. Y. till the close of the church school. nection with the tenth annual session Brother E. C. W o o d, our field of the Western New York Conference CAMP-MEETING ITEMS agent, is very busy at the present at Buffalo, New York, on the camp- BRING your rubbers and umbrella. time getting colporteurs started in ground on Humboldt Parkway, near When packing your bedding, in- the field. This week he has been in- •East Ferry Street. The first meet- clude a tick for straw. You will structing Brethren Wallace Smith ing will be called at 5 P. NE, Tuesday, probably need one. and Arthur Carr. June 20, 1916. All accredited dele- Bring both " Christ in Song " and Brother (1. 11. Winslow made a gates to the conference compose the " Hymns and Tunes," as we shall use tour among some of the churches re- constituency of the association. both at the camp-meeting. cently in the interests of the camp- H. C. HARTWELL, President; Do not delay sending in your meeting. He visited Ellicottville, J. E. BELKNAP, Clerk.

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THE BOOK WORK ADVERTISEMENTS Eastern New York, week ending May 19, 1916 Name I Place I Book Hrs I Ords I Value Helps I Total I Del A Canvasser B R 40 23 75 00 75 00 DEMAND for bindery help now.— MILES. P. R. Griffis, Syracuse B R 40 19 6o 00 50 61 50 9 00 G. F. Weller, Ft. Ann B R 40 18 56 00 5 to 61 10 W. S. Lawrence, Jefferson Co. D R 21 36 50 36 50 Mary Millington, Syracuse D A 26 II 36 00 36 00 To LET.— Four-room tenement, electric H. J. Parker, Montgomery Co. f3 R 27 7 24 00 3 50 27 50 lights, steam heat, bath-room privileges. R. F. Cossentine, Delaware Co. B R 33 7 21 00 5 45 26 45 C. B. LYNDE, F. 0. Sutton and Wife B R 32 2 6 00 1 00 7 oo 20 00 South Lancaster, Mass. G. B. Jenkins, Onondaga Co. B R 20 3 19 00 19 00 67 25 E. W. Hampton, Gouverneur B R I0 5 16 00 16 00 36 16 E. L. Kennedy, Chenango Co. C K 40 4 7.00 7 75 14 75 2 25 J. H. Deeley, Syracuse B R 26 10 00 2 25 12 25 31 00 WANTED.— Kind, competent c Olored 3 L. W. Kurz, Washington Co. B R 7 3 9 00 9 oo 20 00 woman for housework, and help with the F. H. Walling, Madison Co. B R 22 I 3 00 5 5o 8 5o 4 00 cooking. No washing. P. VanBenscoten, Watertown B R 29 241 5o MRS. 0. M. HATCH, Totals, 15 Agents 413 106 $378 50 $32 05 $410 55 $395 50 Broadacres, Greater New York, week ending May 19, 1916 Gt. Barrington, Mass. J. Anderson, Rockland Co. B R 33 2 6 00 2 75 8 75 54 00 36 36 William Burgess, Freeport B R 26 19 6o 00 6 85 66 85 6o * Mrs. Countryman, Staten Is. B R 52 18 63 00 9 85 72 85 18 IC) FOR SALE.— Six-room cottage with all C. S. Countryman, Staten Is. D R 2 6 00 15 00 21 00 2 00 modern conveniences. Shop attached, 30 * W. F. Gaskin, Tarrytown P P F 62 9 18 00 2 52 20 52 4 00 Mrs. J. Harding, Great Neck B R 14 48 00 95 56 95 x 40 feet, two floors. Can be easily made 31 8 95 J. Manuel, Somers B R 31 12 46 00 6 6o 52 6o 3 oo over into tenements if not desired for fac- J. Revans, Dutchess Co. B R 34 9 27 00 2 00 29 00 tory. Price very reasonable. Totals, 8 Agents 269 85 $274 00 $54 52 $328 52 $90 65 J. E. CROSS, Massachusetts, week ending May 19, 1916 South Lancaster, Mass. * H. W. Rice, Westboro C K 39 II 16 50 I 50 i8 00 A. S. Houghton, Walpole D R 36 5 15 00 I 50 16 50 * W. F. Johnson, Medford B R 54 4 17 00 13 25 30 25 13 25 STUDY AT HOME.— The Fireside Corre- Mrs. B. M. Bee, Gardner B R 32 2 8 00 5 15 13 15 30 75 spondence School will show you how. * Mrs. E. haycock, Somerville B R 28 12 41 00 7 50 48 50 36 00 Agents wanted. Send for our "Nutshell" J. E. Whelpley, Nobscot G C 25 3 10 00 2 25 12 25 75 Mrs. C. B. Beckwith, Marlboro B R 21 2 800 3 00 1100 15 5o Calendar. Address Totals, 7 Agents $115 50 $96 25 C. C. LEWIS, Principal, 235 39 $34 15 $149 65 Takoma Park, D. C. Western New York, week ending May 19, 1916 BR * * W. E. Haynes, Spencer 43 12 36 00 3 50 39 50 3 50 Effa Gilbert, Salamanca DR 40 8 24 00 4 80 28 8o 11 90 OUR foods are standard and our prices Mrs. E. M. Evans, Hornell BR 37 9 2 7 00 3 25 30 25 I 25 Ivan Saddlemire, Owego BR 29 3 9 oo 4 50 13 50 are very low. Best cooking oils ten gals. H. M. Minier, Waverly BR 30 I 3 oo 5o 3 5o 14 50 $8.5o; best Kokofat ten gals. $11.50. We Mrs. A. Lindberg, Falconer BR 24 4 12 00 12 00 make a number of new foods from the Totals 6 Agents 203 37 $111 00 $16 55 $127 55 $31 15 Soy beans and cotton seed flour (bolted), Southern New England, week ending May 19, 1916 especially prepared, so they are wholesome, Andrew Krucovsky, Trumbull B R 40 17 63 oo 15o 64 5o 3 00 very nutritious and easy of digestion. Send A. H. Christenson, Litchfield C K 31 8 19 oo 4 25 23 25 3 50 for price-list and descriptive circular. W. B. Higgins, Bridgewater C K 29 16 31 00 2 33 33 33 2 33 NASHVILLE SANITARIUM-FOOD FACTORY, Irene Richardson, Winsted C K 25 3 5 50 2 25 7 75 1 90 H. C. Wilcox, Hartford B R 23 2 7 00 53 25 Madison, Tenn. 75 7 75 Totals, 5 Agents 148 46 $125 50 $11 o8 $136 58 $63 98 * * Northern New England, week ending May 19, 1916 THIRTY NURSES WANTED.—TO meet the W. Linscott, Cuttingsville H M 41 6 12 00 2 75 14 75 needs of the growing work both within the Walter Twing, Jamaica B R 28 2 7 00 I 05 8 05 sanitarium and without, it is desired that Eva Johnson, Keene C K 19 4 6 00 75 6 75 Weston Cheney, Keene B R 15 I I 50 I 50 the nurses' class to be formed Sept. 15, Ruby Roscoe, Manchester B R 22 3 II 00 2 25 13 25 1916, shall be the largest in the history Totals, 5 Agents 125 16 $37 50 $6 8o $44 30 of the institution. Catalogs and full in- Maine, week ending May 19, 1916 formation will be sent to all who desire M. K. Nash, W. Lubec B R 32 19 66 00. 12 70 78 70 them. Applicants should be twenty years Ray Farley, Naples B R 34 To 35 oo II 00 46 00 of age and have the equivalent of ten An Agent, Portland B R 9 27 oo 5 25 32 25 grades of school work. Applications are Totals, 3 Agents 66 38 $128 00 $28 95 $156 95 in order now. Those entering the fall Hrs I Ords I Value I Helps I Total I Del class are given preference during the sum- A. U. C. Totals, May 19, 1916 1459 367 $1170 00 $184 10 $1354 10 $677 03 mer working for wages. 49 Agents Totals for corresp. wk. last year NEW ENGLAND SANITARIUM, 37 Agents 1031 291 $889 5o $108 30 $997 80 $234 40 Melrose, Mass. * Two weeks 8 ATLANTIC UNION CLEANER Attautir Ettion 6tratur IF any of the Missionary Volun- Their many friends and acquaintances teers are failing to avail themselves extend to them best wishes for a Official Organ of the of the privilege of the Bible Year happy life in God's service. ATLANTIC UNION CONFERENCE course, they should remember that it OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS is still not too late to join. A lit- WYLIE'S HISTORY OF South Lancaster, Mass. tle time spent regularly each day will THE WALDENSES Published weekly, except during conference, when Published daily enable them to make up the time lost, Tills is a work for which our col- Subscription Price, Fifty Cents a Year so they can finish with those already porteurs have been searching for years. Finally it was entirely out of PEARL L. REES EDITOR SovTll LAM:1,1:+f ER ACADEMY was print and could not be secured even Entered at So. Lancaster, Mass., as second-class matter well represented in t ii e graduating from London. It was such a valuable APPROVED advertisements will be published in the class of Washington College this year. hook, and one calculated to inspire GLEANER at the rate of twenty-five cents for twenty words or less, and one cent for each additional word. Six students who completed the col- faith and confidence in every mis- Each group of initials or figures counts as one word. legiate course graduated from South sionary endeavor, that the Review and Cash and reference must accompany copy for all ad- vertisements. Lancaster Academy two years ago; Herald decided to reprint five thou- namely, Misses May Wheeler, Ida sand copies that o u r people might CAMP-MEETING Tiney, and Hazel Worden a n d have the benefit of it in cloth binding Massachusetts, Methuen June 8 to i8 Messrs. Andre Roth, Rolland Brines, at the low figure of fifty cents a copy. W. New York, Buffalo ....June t5 to 25 and Wayne Barto. I trust that every colporteur in E. New York, Oneida .. June 22 to July 2 ^16 So. New England Aug. 17 to 27 the Atlantic Union may avail him- No. New England Aug. 24 to Sept. 3 OP Thursday evening, May 25, as self of this rare opportunity of se- Maine Aug. 3t to Sept, to the beautiful strains of Lohengrin's curing for himself this little work, wedding march were being rendered as there seems to be no book written PRoFESSOR B. F M ACHLAN and by Miss Edna Farnsworth, Professor concerning any missionary people that family left South Lancaster for C. A. Shull and Miss Adeline L. is more inspiring than this history of Washington the first of the week. Chapman appeared in the South Lan- the Waldenses. V. 0. COLE. While we regret to part with them, caster church a n d were united in we wish them a double portion of marriage by Professor B. F. Maeldan. A SPECIAL OFFERING FOR God's blessing in their new duties. The bride w a s attended by Miss THE EDUCATIONAL WORK Madge Moore, as maid of honor, and SABBATII, June 10, has been set A copy of " The Other Side of the Misses Ruth Gilbert, Ethel Hen- apart by the Division Conference as Death," by Elder Carlyle B. Haynes, nessy, Vieva Barrows, and Ella Chat- one of their two educational days for has recently come to our desk. It terton, as bride's maids; while Pro- 1916. The offering on this particular deals with questions in which there fessor J. W. Field acted as best man day is to be devoted to the interests of is a deep and growing interest, and and Messrs. Roy Smith, Louis our rural schools in the South. The will fill a long-felt want. It is is- Ahrens, Ezra Longways and Lyman needs of our school work in the sued in the same bindings and prices Bowers, as ushers. Little Thelma Southland are very great, and many as " Armageddon," and can be se- Booth and Louis Gilbert were flower strong appeals for help have come to cured from your tract society office. children. us through the spirit of prophecy in The contracting parties c o m c recent years. THE publishers'of the Signs Maga- to us from California, the bride hav- Many of our educators and other zine try to live up to their " one bet- ing been the manual training and art strong workers, in response to these ter " motto. The July issue indi- teacher ill the Normal Department calls, have gone to the Southern cates that this is so. Our interest is of South Lancaster Academy since States, and have labored faithfully in aroused over such titles to articles as the erection of the normal building, building up the work in that field. the following : " The Church Correct- and has endeared herself to the vil- Their work has been very difficult, ing God " ; " Talking for Peace " ; lagers as well as those under her in- owing to the poverty and conditions " Blue-penciling the Bible "; " Cu- struction. Professor Shull has been that prevail there. mulative Evidence of Christ's Second in charge of the stenographic de- We trust that all our people will Coining " ; "Why God's Judgments partment at Berrien Springs while take a special interest in this offering Visit the Earth" ; "The Great War" ; completing his 'duration. He is to that is to be taken on Sabbath, June " Fifteen Facts Regarding the Sab- he preceAr ;It South Lancaster 10, and give liberally to this worthy bath." Academy' the oming school year. cause. R. D. QUINN.