The income of the sanitariums that have been established is not to be drawn upon to sustain numerous lines of work for the lower classes in our wicked cities. Much of the means that has been used to sustain this large and ever-increasing work should, by the Lord’s order, have been used in making plants in other countries, where the light of health reform has not shone. Sanitariums, less costly than the large ones erected in America, should have been built in many lands. Thus plants would have been made which, when strong, would have assisted to make plants in other places. {8T 182.2}

Indtægten fra vore sanatorier skal ikke trækkes til at støtte de utallige opgaver for de lavere klasser i vore onde byer. Mange af midlerne som er blevet brugt på at støtte dette store stadigvoksende arbejde bør, efter Herrens ordre, bruges til at plante i andre lande, hvor helsereformens lys endnu ikke har skinnet. Sanatorier som ikke koster mindre end de store der er oprejst i Amerika, burde være bygget i mange lande. Således ville der blive plantet rundt omkring og når planterne bliver stærke, kunne de hjælpe til at plante andre steder.