Is the War Extra Out of Date?

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 32.

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Is the War Extra Out of Date?

WHEN it is possible for one person to sell 6,000 copies of the War Extra in one city, and the demand remain good, it is evidence that the War Extra is not out of date in the estimation of the people. On June 16 a sister in Philadelphia, in ordering 1,000 copies of the War Extra,—her sixth order of 1,000 copies,—says:—
“Please find $2 in payment for 1,000 copies of the War Extra. I hope you will send them as soon as possible, for I am nearly out of the last lot. This makes 6,000 copies of the War Extra used by myself. The Lord is good to let me use so many. I wish that all were doing something for him. I sow the seed and leave it to him.
“Be sure to send the War Extra. I can sell it better than any other number. I suppose you still have it on hand. I think it ought to be kept in stock all the time, or until things take a change.
“Hoping you will send the papers immediately, I remain,
“Sincerely,
“MRS. A. SALTER.”