Periodical Circulation Notices
By Editor
IF you wish abundant proofs, photographic and otherwise, that Rome dictates to Catholic voters, read “Ecclesiastical Domination Over Voters,” on page 12 of the current number of Liberty. Single copy, 10 cents. A GENTLEMAN in Atlanta, Ga., writes: “By accident I purchased a copy of Life and Health from a lady on the street. I believe it to be one of the most valuable magazines that I have ever read. I lecture and sell books. If you will furnish me with sample copies, I am sure I can sell from one thousand to three thousand.” UNDER date of January 20, a gentleman connected with the Brethren Publishing House encloses remittance for a Protestant Magazine subscription, also an extra dollar for 20 copies of the February number. He writes: “I would like to have these here by Tuesday, the twenty-eighth, as we have a meeting at which I wish to distribute them. If you can send more than the 20 for the $1.00, do so.” THE importance of the Seventh-day Adventist campaign against Romanism is acknowledged in an article in Current Literature for May, 1912, entitled “The Roman Catholic Peril in America.” This editorial says: “The Protestant Magazine and Liberty are carrying on a campaign from Washington, D. C. Seventh-day Adventist, Methodist, and Presbyterian journals confess themselves perturbed by increasing Roman Catholic strength.” Note that the first position in this campaign is assigned to Seventh-day Adventists. A NUMBER of our young people are already planning to earn their trip to the General Conference to be held here in Washington next May, by selling Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant Magazine in the various cities along their route. While we wish to encourage this effort, yet it should be distinctly understood that all contemplating this work must make proper arrangements in advance with each tract society in whose territory it is proposed to sell the magazines. This Office accepts orders only from our tract society offices. Will our traveler agents please cut this notice out and preserve it for future reference?