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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 13, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 19.

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Others are Interested

As an illustration of the growing interest springing up in different States where prohibition is to be voted upon this year, we quote from a prominent traveling man of Detroit, Mich., whose business requires him to visit all the northern half of the United States:—
“DEAR MRS. CHASE: I am away from home for a month or so, and your letter and leaflet reached me with my mail from Detroit. I am delighted to know that you can furnish the Temperance Instructor Annual at 3 cents a copy in 5,000 lots. I have placed the matter in the hands of our State campaign manager, and assured him that I will be responsible for 1,000 copies, and will interest several men of wealth in Detroit, with a view of securing the other 4,000 copies. I will secure a long list of people who should have the Instructor, and will send these names to our prohibition headquarters in Detroit, and have the magazines supplied.”