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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 6, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 6.

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B. F. KNEELAND,

The following letter, which fully explains itself, having just reached us, we pass on for the encouragement of our readers:—
“I have just had a chance to glance over the 1913 Temperance Instructor. I do not know how it strikes others, but it makes me feel as if I want to see a copy in every home in this State. It is the best you have put out, and that is saying a great deal when we consider what you have done in past years. We have just wired for a thousand copies, and you will hear from us in future orders. It is no wonder that people say that our temperance literature is the best put out, when such papers come from your press.
“We are joining with the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in a vigorous temperance campaign in Somerset County. Our field agent is in charge of the sales campaign there, and we hope to see a large number sold.
“Very sincerely,

B. F. KNEELAND,

President West Pennsylvania Conf.