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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 15, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 33.

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(a) The languages in which denominational publications of all kinds were issued at the close of 1911, are the following:— 14 Arabic, Armenian, Armen o-Turkish, Battak, Bengali, Bohemian, Bulgarian, Burmese, Can- 35 tonese (China), Centibile (So. Africa), Chassu (East Africa), Chinyanja (Brit. Cen. Africa), 125 Chitonga (South Africa), Croatian, Danish-Nor- wegian, Dutch, English, Esthonian, Fijian, Fin- 165 nish, French, Garhwali, German, Greek (Mod- ern), Greco-Turkish, Hawaiian, Hebrew, Hindi, 225 Hungarian, Icelandic, Ilocano, Italian, Japan- ese, Java-Malay, Kafir (Xosa), Korean, Lap- 315 landish, Lettonian, Lithuanian, Malay (Singa- pore), Mandarin (China), Maori (New Zea- 477 land), Marathi, Niue, Polish, Portuguese, Raro- tongan, Rumanian, Russian, Samoan, Santali, 1,216 Servian, Sesuto, (South Africa), Slovakian, Soenda (Roman), Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, 1,300 Tagalog, Tahitian, Tamil (India), Tongan, Turkish, Urdu (Roman), Urdu (Persian), Welsh, 1,400 Wendic, Wen-li (China), Yiddish, Zulu. Total 2,404 languages, 71.