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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 48.

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The Best Paper Ever Read

RECENTLY one of our regular P. T. S. workers sent in an order for a regular supply of papers, and made the following apology for ordering two hundred more than usual:—
“I am sending for two hundred more papers of this number than usual, because an intelligent neighbor read the past numbers. He has subscribed for the weekly edition, and says it is the best paper he ever read. He asked me to send for two hundred copies of this issue (No. 20) of the Extra to send to his relatives and friends.”
This is not an isolated case. There are many similar to it. As our people go out with the series, they return with many encouraging and really thrilling reports. Four million copies going out in a little over one year and a half from the time the first number was printed, is good evidence of the hearty reception of this series. Over twenty-six thousand copies have been ordered to be sent to relatives and friends. This reveals a strong confidence upon the part of our people. The P. T. S. work is just getting started. It is destined to be a strong factor in finishing the work.