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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 9, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 56.

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A Letter from a King

A FEW days ago the Review and Herald received the following letter from one of the kings in Africa:—
“SIR: Please can I have a copy of your Instructor, and let me know how I can subscribe in the future for a constant supply? “Hoping to hear from you soon, I remain, “Yours truly, “———.”
How this ruler came in touch with the Youth’s Instructor we have no way of knowing. He no doubt has seen a copy somewhere, and has recognized it as a valuable young people’s paper, and therefore wishes to obtain it regularly.
The Youth’s Instructor is far in the lead when we compare it with any other paper published for young people. Any person who is old enough to understand the articles which appear week by week in the Instructor, and who does not have or read them, is missing a great deal of that which is worth while in this life. A yearly subscription costs but $1.25. Any tract society will be pleased to handle this business.