p. 22 | The World's Crisis

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 4, 1915

"The World's Crisis"

THE following encouraging line from Brother Walter Harper shows how easy it is to sell the little book "The World's Crisis:"—

"For the encouragement of others—new canvassers—and to incite to good works, I will state that a brother here in Loma Linda took the new pamphlet 'The World's Crisis' out yesterday (Sunday) and before 5 P. M. was blessed in taking seventy-five orders for it. Some paid for it in advance, and sent it to friends and relatives. It is a timely book. Now is the time to push it."

Reports are coming to us from every part of the field, showing how this little book is being received in the homes of the people. The war conditions in the world have aroused the people to a study of these things. The price of the book is 25 cents; one hundred copies, $12.50. If 200 copies are ordered—$25—the freight will be prepaid. Order from your tract society.