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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 4.

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By A. O. Tait

A FRIEND in Illinois writes the Signs office, enclosing stamps to pay for The Signs of the Times to be sent to a friend in Tennessee. The individual who wrote the letter states that this friend has begun keeping the Sabbath as a result of reading the four special numbers of the Signs that were sent to him in November.
That was quick work. Evidences are coming to us constantly showing the work of this kind which the Signs is doing.
We find also, in comparing our list with the places where Sabbath-keepers are located in the United States, that there are very few comparatively who are doing anything to circulate our great pioneer missionary paper. Why is this, brethren and sisters? Are not these times in which we live sufficiently thrilling to cause us to spring into action? And when we see what may be accomplished by the circulation of a few numbers of one of our good papers, should not this encourage every one of us to go to fishing for the souls that the Lord may be able to gather in this harvest-time of earth?
The undersigned would be glad to correspond with any of our people who may be interested in circulating The Signs of the Times, and give them the benefit of special plans and suggestions. A. O. TAIT.