Unto the Millions

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 6, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 17.

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Unto the Millions

THOUGH the Present Truth Series has been published only a little over a year, it has attained a remarkable circulation. The following is a record of the different numbers printed to date, and only a limited supply of any number was in stock when this report was made:—
No. 1 ................ 254,388 No. 2 ................ 218,479 No. 3 ................ 208,965 No. 4 ................ 270,735 No. 5 ................ 260,000 No. 6 ................ 229,500 No. 7 ................ 174,125 No. 8 ................ 174,085 No. 9 ................ 147,264 No. 10 ............... 152,911 No. 11 ............... 125,000 No. 12 ............... 134,300 No. 13 ............... 125,000 No. 14 ............... 152,301 No. 15 ............... 127,000 Total ................ 2,754,053
The orders for this Series indicate that the demand is steadily increasing, and the reports from the field give ample evidence of the efficiency of the Series in missionary work.

The Fifteen Issues are Fine

From all parts of the field come unsolicited words of commendation for the Present Truth Series. The following letter reveals the way thousands are relating themselves to this Series in their local communities:—
“Your letter of March 16, together with 25 copies of Extra No. 15, and the first fifteen issues of the Series of Extras, all received, and I am glad indeed, and much obliged. It shall be my earnest desire and hope to get Extra No. 15 in the hands of many of my friends and fellow men, particularly the ones whom I trust will give this great truth deep thought and study.”
“I think the fifteen issues are fine, and shall endeavor to get the set into some of the homes in my community. It seems to me that any fair-minded person who wants to be a Christian and is seeking the truth in these days of perilous times, would be only too happy to have in his possession such facts as are contained in these Extras, whether he be Methodist, Baptist, or what not. The majority in my community are Methodists and Baptists, nevertheless I am going to get this truth into their homes, and strive hard to have them give the matter consideration.”
“I hope to be able to write again soon for additional copies and sets of the Present Truth Series, that I, too, who recently began the strict observance of the Sabbath day, and am now a regular churchgoer, may help spread the truth intrusted to the remnant church.”
“Faithfully yours for this great work, “HENRY NORTON.”