A New Paper by W. A. S.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 29, 1904

A New Paper

By W. A. S.

THROUGH Brother G. Dail, secretary of the General European Conference, our Hungarian brethren ask our people in America to make their new paper known among the many Hungarians in this country. Brother Dail writes:—

“I ask you to call attention to the small thirty-two-page Hungarian paper, which we issue quarterly, and which contains the Sabbath-school lessons, and a great deal of other good literature in the Hungarian language. As there are many Hungarians in America, we feel that this little quarterly would be of great interest to these people, and that it would be possible to get quite a good list for this paper there. In the missionary campaign that you are beginning, why not think once in a while of the Hungarians you have in America? The price of the paper is only two kroner (Austrian kronen) per year, or about forty-one cents. The money-order should be made out for two Austrian kronen, payable to ‘Huenergardt, Janos F.,’ Hungary, Budapest, VII, ker., Rottenbiller-utca 4. b, II. em., 14. ajto. The name of the paper is Az Arato (The Reaper). I hope you will do what you can for it.”

1. évfolyam. Budapest, 1904. október 1-jén. 1. szám.

If any find it more convenient to do so, orders may be placed with the Treasurer of the General Conference, at forty-five cents per year. The accompanying cut is a reduction of the title-head of this new paper. There is an encouraging work going on in Hungary, scores accepting the truth; and no doubt many of this nationality who have come to America would be thankful indeed for religious literature from their home land. W. A. S.