THE secretary of a large University of Michigan club writes thus to the Protestant Magazine: “Kindly send sample copy of your magazine and quote us bundle rates. Yours for America.” A WILKINSBURG, Pa., magistrate who had prosecuted many cases of Sunday law violations, was caused to change his attitude through reading Liberty. He now defends such cases. ASK your church elder or nearest minister to let you read that interesting three-page letter from Prof. C. S. Longacre, the editor of Liberty magazine. The incidents related therein will rivet your attention. SECURE permission to put up a missionary reading rack in your railway stations, hotel lobbies, barber shops, and other public places. Many have been converted through reading literature distributed in this way. THOUSANDS of copies of the great September or “Vacation” number of Life and Health have already been ordered. The August or “Temperance” number is also selling rapidly, and will be a good seller for weeks to come. Send $2.00 for 50. ON pages 124, 125 of the August number of the magazine Current Opinion will be found a one-column review of the “Sulzer” article in the June Protestant Magazine. The editor of this standard magazine recently asked us to exchange with him. PASTOR J. H. MORRISON, of College View, Nebr., writes: “I am thankful to know that we have such a magazine as the Protestant, conducted on such a high moral plane. I think you are taking the right course. The last few numbers I call ‘great.’” PROF. C. S. LONGACRE, secretary of the Religious Liberty Department, writes: “A prominent member of Congress told me recently that if it had not been for the influence of the Liberty magazine and the determined efforts of the Seventh-day Adventists in opposing Sunday legislation, Congress would long ago have enacted a drastic Sunday law for the nation. When I left his office, he said: ‘I think the liberty-loving people of this nation ought to pass a vote of thanks to Seventh-day Adventists for staving off religious legislation all these years. But some day in spite of all our efforts to hinder it, it will come.’” Urge your church to order 1,000 ($40), 500 ($20), 250 ($10), or 100 copies ($4) of the current “Statue of Liberty” number of Liberty. Sell or distribute them broadcast. “WHILE attending the recent Idaho camp meeting,” writes Elder C. S. Longacre, editor of Liberty magazine, “I had a good visit with ex-Governor Steunenberg’s wife, daughter, and son. I asked Sister Steunenberg how she received the truth. She said: ‘Your Religious Liberty Department used to send the religious liberty magazine to the governor, and he always read it and then brought it home. Through it I got hold of the true Sabbath, and the children and I began to keep it. I am thankful to God that the governor himself kept the last Sabbath of his life before Harry Orchard blew him up with the bomb.’ It certainly was refreshing to me to learn that this noble family came into the truth in this way.” Other governors, their staffs, and legislators would also read this magazine with interest. Why not place their names on the Liberty subscription list? Send $2.00 for ten subscriptions to ten different addresses, for one year.