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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 15, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 42.

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Religious Liberty Notes

THE clerk of the Battle Creek church, referring to the petition work, writes that some of our people there are having “very good success in getting signers.”
Dr. Tufts, the Pacific Coast representative of Mr. Crafts’ International Reform Bureau, is campaigning the State of California at present with a view to securing a State Sunday law during the next session of the California Legislature.
Warned of the intention of the city authorities to prosecute “every merchant who was conducting any kind of illegal Sunday selling,” the local druggists of Annapolis, Md., for the first time in years refrained, on September 20, from selling “anything but medicinal articles.”
A sister in Tennessee says the religious liberty work is new to her, and “looks a little like a woman going about politics;” but she expresses her willingness to engage in it “if it is any help to the Lord’s work.” A Baptist minister who has purchased many of our works, she says, has assured her that he will help her in securing names to her petition.