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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 64.

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MANY are the letters coming to the publishers of the Present Truth Series from individuals who have in one way or another come into possession of copies of the Series. The following are some of the latest received:—
“KIND SIRS: I have one of your papers called, “Life Only in Christ,” Extra No. 20, in which I have become quite interested, so I am inclosing enough stamps to pay for about thirty or thirty-five papers in all. I want about eight of these Extras No. 20, and two each of any other kind you may happen to have on hand. I notice you charge fifteen cents for twenty-five. Should also be glad to accept any free tracts you may have. I hope you will favor me with an early reply, as I wish to distribute a few among my friends for Christmas.”
“DEAR SIR: A short time ago a friend of mine picked up a September number of the REVIEW AND HERALD on a steamer from Boston to Portland, Maine, and brought the number to me. I passed it along to another Christian brother, who is a believer in immortality now, and not when Jesus comes to reign, and I was pleased to have the truth to hand him as in that number. Inclosed find fifteen cents in stamps for a few back numbers to hand to hungry people. I should be glad to get subscribers to this paper for you where I work.”