Good News from Britain

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 17, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 9.

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Good News from Britain

We printed 10,000 copies of “The World’s Crisis,” written by W. T. Bartlett. One church of forty-nine members, before they saw a copy of this book, ordered 1,000 copies. This was followed soon after the book appeared by an order from another church for 1,000 copies. Brother Brandt gave us a big surprise by ordering £160 2s. 10d. worth of this book, together with thousands of copies of our holiday papers. He and a companion expect to sell all this literature in a large city.
Fifty thousand copies of the holiday Good Health were ready November 3; by the sixteenth orders had arrived for them all. Now our printers are busy on a 100,000 holiday edition of The Present Truth. It and Good Health are double numbers. We are selling a large number of a penny paper entitled “The World War.” We sold 375,000 copies of a penny paper called “Armageddon.”
We still believe God is above this war, and we should use the opportunities which circumstances may offer us.
S. JOYCE.