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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 3, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 44.

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In Many Tongues

By E. R. PALMER

In their missionary operations, the Seventh-day Adventists have found the circulation of Bibles and other religious literature to be an important factor, and in nearly every country where mission stations have been opened, small printing-plants have been established. These presses are publishing the good news of salvation in Spanish in Old Mexico; in Spanish, Portuguese, and German in South America; in English, Bengali, Hindu, and Santali in India; in the respective languages of the countries in Japan, Korea, and China; while others in the States and in Europe publish literature in French, German, Danish, Swedish, Spanish, Dutch, Hungarian, Russian, Bohemian, Rumanian, Latonian, Esthonian, and others—a total of sixty-three languages. E. R. PALMER.
Washington, D. C.