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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 15, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 43.

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The Summary

By N. Z. T.

OUR summary this month shows the first effects of the European war on our colporteur work. No reports were received from the two German, the Danube, and the Central European Conferences. Last month these four conferences reported a total of over $9,500 worth of literature sold, and about the same amount for the corresponding month of last year. From word which has been received from Elder L. R. Conradi, we know that some colporteur work is still being carried on in these conferences. We hope we may get a report of this work later.
The summary for North America shows a small gain over the same month last year. With the vigorous efforts that are being made for a strong autumn campaign, we hope that, notwithstanding the falling off in some parts of the world, our reports may be kept up. The magazine sales in America show an encouraging increase over August of last year.
N. Z. T.