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acknowledged sons <strong>of</strong> God. p. 234, Para. 1, [LS15].<br />

The Return Journey -- While in Salem, I formed the<br />

acquaintance <strong>of</strong> Brother and Sister Donaldson, who desired<br />

that their daughter should return to Battle Creek with us,<br />

and attend the College. Her health was poor, and it was<br />

quite a struggle for them to part with her, their only<br />

daughter; but the spiritual advantages she would there<br />

receive induced them to make the sacrifice. Not long<br />

afterward, at a campmeeting in Battle Creek, she was buried<br />

with Christ in baptism. This was another pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the<br />

importance <strong>of</strong> Seventh-day Adventists' sending their<br />

children to our school, where they can be brought directly<br />

under a saving influence. p. 234, Para. 2, [LS15].<br />

On our voyage from Oregon, we made many pleasant<br />

acquaintances, and distributed our publications to<br />

different ones, which led to pr<strong>of</strong>itable conversation. p.<br />

234, Para. 3, [LS15].<br />

When we arrived at Oakland, we found that the tent was<br />

pitched there, and that quite a number had embraced the<br />

truth under the labors <strong>of</strong> Elder Wm. Healey. We spoke<br />

several times under the tent. Sabbath and first day the<br />

churches <strong>of</strong> San Francisco and Oakland met together, and we<br />

had interesting and pr<strong>of</strong>itable meetings. p. 234, Para. 4,<br />

[LS15].<br />

Chapter XXXIX<br />

From State to State<br />

I was very anxious to attend the campmeeting in<br />

California; but there were urgent calls for me to attend<br />

the Eastern campmeetings. As the condition <strong>of</strong> things in the<br />

East had been presented before me, I knew that I had a<br />

testimony to bear, especially to our brethren in the New<br />

England Conference; and I could not feel at liberty to<br />

remain longer in California. p. 235, Para. 1, [LS15].<br />

July 28, 1878, accompanied by my daughter-in-law, Mrs.<br />

Emma L. White, and Edith Donaldson, I left Oakland, Cal.,<br />

for the East. On the way I spoke at Sacramento Sunday, to<br />

an attentive congregation, and the Lord gave me freedom in<br />

speaking to them from His word. Monday we again took the<br />

cars, stopping at Reno, Nevada, where I spoke Tuesday<br />

evening. p. 235, Para. 2, [LS15].

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