Our Spanish Books Are Selling by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 12, 1909

Our Spanish Books Are Selling

By N. Z. T.

IN a letter to Brother H. H. Hall, the general agent of Southern California says, “Yesterday we went into a little Spanish village of about seventy houses, and took sixty dollars’ worth of orders for ‘Coming King’ in Spanish.”

In a letter just received from Brother Hall, he says: “We are just finishing the printing of an edition of five thousand eight hundred copies of ‘Coming King,’ Spanish, on the heavier paper. Our back orders will cover almost a thousand. We have a telegram today for ninety copies of this book to go to an agent in Southern California, who is working with another book. The boys are taking along a Spanish prospectus for ‘Coming King’ in connection with their other work, and when they strike a Mexican settlement, they get orders from nearly every house. They are delivering them, too.” Wherever Spanish-speaking people are found, they seem to be ready to buy our books. Are there not others who would like to learn the Spanish language and take up this work?

N. Z. T.