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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 1.

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The Eastern Question

By D. W. REAVIS

“Review” Extra No. 2

The Eastern Question

The following columns record the distribution, by conferences, of the second REVIEW Extra, “The Eastern Question.” This report covers the circulation of this last Extra up to December 22:—
Alabama 1,109 N. Michigan 15,695
Alberta 9,646 N. Illinois 27,110
Arizona 1,680 N. New Eng. 9,849
Arkansas 14,000 Ohio 51,369
Br. Columbia 4,650 Oklahoma 14,235
California 20,545 Ontario 11,705
Cen. California 9,550 Quebec 1,440
Cal.-Nevada 20,545 Saskatchewan 6,375
Chesapeake 7,040 South Carolina 2,570
Cumberland 5,400 South Dakota 12,910
Dist. of Col. 15,505 S. Texas 6,190
E. Colorado 18,400 S. California 47,362
E. Michigan 39,054 S. Idaho 7,830
E. Pa. 80,797 S. Illinois 21,170
Florida 18,440 S. New Eng. 5,460
Georgia 4,812 S. Oregon 15,040
Gr. New York 9,450 Tennessee 3,500
Indiana 27,715 Texas 10,340
Iowa 36,950 Up. Columbia 12,750
Kansas 26,272 Virginia 7,750
Kentucky 4,175 Utah 1,100
Louisiana 3,050 W. Colorado 5,705
Maine 12,000 W. Michigan 50,450
Manitoba 4,015 W. Pa. 10,915
Maritime 1,050 W. Virginia 5,040
Massachusetts 29,350 W. Texas 1,140
Minnesota 32,025 W. New York 51,040
Mississippi 3,000 W. Oregon 15,775
Missouri 20,620 W. Wash. 28,900
Montana 9,345 Wisconsin 24,154
Nebraska 28,828 Wyoming 11,233
New Jersey 67,150 Foreign 12,474
New Mexico 6,505 Miscellaneous 1,700
New York 17,220
North Carolina 4,165 Total 1,175,360
North Dakota 9,260
The first Extra has had a circulation of 1,500,000 copies. It reached the million mark within twenty days from the time of its completion. The second Extra made the same record in twenty-four days, and orders were still coming in when this report was prepared.
These Extras cannot become back numbers, for they contain messages which become more and more applicable and vital as time passes. They should be circulated as freely now as when they were first issued.
D. W. REAVIS, Circulation Manager.