Richard H. Barber, who was a zealous preacher during that time, said: "We succeeded in keeping a few traveling overseers going and in keeping The Watch Tower in circulation and having it sent into Canada where it was banned."
Richard H. Barber, oo a li ko pefimbo olo, okwa tile: "Otwa li twa unganeka opo ovapashukili ovaendi vanini va twikile noilonga yavo notwa dula okukala hatu nyanyangida Oshungonangelo noku i tumina koCanada, oko ya li ya shilikwa. . . .