Newspaper Publicity in Bermuda by M. ENOCH.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 16, 1913

Newspaper Publicity in Bermuda

By M. ENOCH.

For years I have been writing articles on present truth, and they have been coming before the public through the newspaper having the largest circulation here. In 1912, I began contributing articles to the Mid-Ocean, which is owned by the man who formerly owned another paper here, and he has granted me the privilege of using the columns of the Mid-Ocean just as he did in his other paper.

Nearly every week I meet people who tell me they are interested in my articles. Sometimes when I am riding on my bicycle, they stop me to say they are interested in the articles. An intelligent lady told one of our sisters that she read them all. And others report the same thing.

Some who had not thought of giving themselves to the Lord, who seemed to care only for the things of this world, have told me that they never took such an interest in the Bible as they have since reading my articles. Not long ago I visited a beautiful stalagmite-stalactite cave, and if you could have heard the owner and his wife talk of the signs in the heavens, etc., you would rejoice with me. They read every article I write, and are interested.

M. ENOCH.