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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 10, 1913

The Summary

By N. Z. T.

As a number of the general agents were returning from the General Conference at the time when their report for May should have been sent in, our summary appears late this month. We are glad to be able to present such a good report, and to have almost all the fields represented. Our book sales show a gain over the corresponding

month of last year of nearly $8,000, and a gain over last month of $28,000.

Notwithstanding that Brother A. F. Harrison and all his field agents attended the General Conference as delegates, he sends the splendid report of $22,823, the largest ever sent from the Southwestern Union.

We rejoice with the Central, Pacific, and Western Canadian Unions over their good reports, which are more than double those of May, 1912. We are also glad to see the very substantial gains made in the Atlantic, Lake, Northern, and Canadian Unions.

Our magazine workers are also to be congratulated on the substantial gains shown in their sales.

N. Z. T.