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to purchase portions of the land we are now seeking to control,
and could stand as bulwarks against the invasion of the Loma
Linda neighborhood by unfriendly parties.
gister white also said that the growing needs of hmm
Loma Linda amihiestiens may make it advisable for the ingtitutbon
to control the farming lands in the future, so as to make suit-
able provision for the feeding of their stock, 0 Sool foo on 9) Joy
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the opportunity we now have to reveal wisdom by keeping these
properties under our own control, even if we should not imme-
diately deside just what disposition ought finally to be made of
them; for the interest on the investment required ipl largely
met by the annual crops that mea be produced, and in the end we
should not be the losers, even if we should some day decide to
sell the lands to those sho are favorable to the objects for
which the institution has been founded. She said she was gure
that our brethren who are gifted with wise discernment will
appreciate the advantage of our handling these properties
ourselves, thus conserving the interests of the institution,
rather than to allow speculators to step in and handle the
properties for selfish gain, regardless of the interests of
the institu son. Jr: A orld Aoflc el |
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redlencs 2 at Goto Prin
Wednesday morning, Pebruary,28, Sister White called me
to her office room, and after going over some manuscript work
relating to our cause in the Southern States, she dwelt on the
importance of our preparing and publishing proper historical
fompilations on important missionary enterprises that have been
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