Co-operation by H. F. Phelps

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 12, 1903

Co-operation

By H. F. Phelps

I WANT your co-operation in an effort to save the boys from rum and tobacco. I am sure there are many of our dear people whose hearts have been touched with pity for the boys, when they have seen the many pitfalls that Satan has laid for their feet, especially the temptations to rum and tobacco using. The invitation is hereby extended to all such to send stamps for sample copies of the tract and journal, “Save the Boys.” By co-operation we may save some.

I am sure many of our people have had a battle over the habit of using tobacco, tea, and coffee, and it may be over the use of strong drink, and have gained the victory. Their experience is desired, in brief, for publication, for the encouragement of others who are bound in a like slavery to appetite.

I have a call for this literature for distribution among the sailor boys and soldier boys at San Francisco, of whom there are from ten thousand to twelve thousand. Who will donate for this purpose? Send communications and donations to the writer, and may the Lord bless you. Read 2 Cor. 9: 6-10, and appropriate the promise as response is made to the numerous calls for help. The Lord is soon coming. Address H. F. Phelps, 118 W. Minnehaha Boulevard, Minneapolis, Minn.