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… in America, will enable our brethren having this department in charge to do more aggressive work in the great cities of the land. Thus many may be won to our …

… of America, help will be given by such persons.— The Review and Herald, September 30, 1902 .

… in America. The donations of the people are not to be sunk in lines of work which show little results. The truth is to be proclaimed, that the way of the Lord may …

… in America or in any other country. Right through the holidays, with all their exciting amusements, we have had on weekdays as many as twelve hundred people …

… in America, has had to begin small; but even there it can be managed so as to be largely self-sustaining. One great means by which this can be accomplished will …

… in America; yet the climate is not severe; the winter is milder than in most of our Northern States. No doubt this is largely due to the influence of the gulf-stream …

… in America. They are made just wide enough for two mules to pass each other; not a foot of ground is wasted. On the upper side is a wall supporting the vineyard …

… in America, and in opening new fields to the living minister.— Letter 43, 1895 ( Manuscript Releases 17:308 ).

… of America that is very different from the work that has been done. ... Not only are those who are in respectable grades of society to be worked for, [but] the fallen …

… of America, help will be given by such persons.— Pacific Union Recorder, October 23, 1902 .