A Wider Circulation for Liberty

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 38.

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A Wider Circulation for Liberty

A TELEGRAPH order just received from the Pacific Union Conference requests us to send Liberty for one year, at the conference expense, to all the attorneys and to all the editors of newspapers and magazines in California. These brethren also plan to write a letter to each of these attorneys and editors, setting forth the principles of religious liberty. This constitutes the largest single order ever received for yearly subscriptions to this valuable quarterly. A number of other conferences are also sending in long lists of yearly subscriptions in behalf of their legislators, State and city officials, etc. The efforts of the National Reformers on the one hand, and of the American Federation of Catholic Societies on the other, to urge religious legislation upon our lawmakers, demand that we shall give this able exponent of religious liberty such a circulation just now as it has never had before.