1
Lie
Faradisc
Valley
Sandtarim
dre
money
frow
the
friends
of
the
cause
which
it
Tepresents,
The
brethren
and
sisters
of
the
Southern
C'alifornia
Conference
have
done
much
to
help
the
three
sani-
tariums
in
their
territory,
and
our
friends
in
the
Eust
have
lent
their
assistance.
In
this
they
have
demne
well.
At
the
August
(1908)
camp-meeting
in
Los
Angeles.
our
brethren
pledged
many
thousands
of
dollars
to
the
foreiegn
missions.
And
Sister
Got-
zian.
who
has
heen
a
strong
supporter
of
our
Cali-
fornia
sanitariums.
is
desirous
of
transferring
some
of
her
means
to
the
needy
enterprises
in
Nashville,
Madison.
and
Huntsville.
Our
brethren
in
charge
of
our
sanitarium
work
must
not
he
left
destitute
of
sufficient
means
to
carry
on
the
medical
missionary
work
in
an
acceptable
way.
And
just
now,
when
our
people
in
Southern
Cali-
farnia
are
strueeling
to
build
up
a
strong
work
in
that
important
missionary
field,
we
should
study
ways
and
means
of
strengthening
their
hands.
I
would
therefore
urge
our
brethren
and
sisters
to
whom
the
Lord
has
entrusted
the
talent
of
means.
to
consider
the
advisability
of
loaning
money
to
the
Paradise
Valley
Sanitarinm.
at
a
low
rate
of
interest,
or
with-
out
inferest.
so
that
this
institution
can
be
in
a
posi-
#iom
1o
do.
without
embarrassment.
a
thorough
work,
t¢
the
honor
anJ';_rlory
of
God.
Errex
G,
WHITE.
Ellen
G.
White
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