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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 43.

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The World’s Missions Special Issue

By Editor

ADVANCE pages of the World's Missions number of the Signs of the Times have come to hand, and we can assure our readers that there will be no disappointment on the part of those who receive that special issue of the paper. No amount of labor has been spared in the effort to make it as good as it could be made. It is a number that will be preserved by those who receive it, and will long continue to do its good work. On page 22 of this issue of the REVIEW will be found an article by the manager of the Pacific Press Publishing Assn., telling of the plans for the circulation of that issue, and of the success certain ones are having in disposing of large numbers of the paper. An effort is being made to secure one thousand agents to work with the Missions special. If such an army as that can be secured to go forth with such a journal, we shall see this message going more rapidly than ever before. May success crown the effort.