p. 20 | The Summary by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 28, 1912

The Summary

By N. Z. T.

By a careful perusal of the summary for the month of February, some very encouraging things will be found, and others which cause regret. First of all, we regret very much that we failed to receive any report of book sales from the Central and West Canadian Unions in the home land, or from the South American and Levant Unions in the foreign field. Failure to receive these reports accounts for our book summary's being smaller than that of the previous month and also of the corresponding month of 1911.

However, the encouraging increase in the sale of magazines makes our grand total nearly $300 more than for January. One other encouraging feature is the faithful time put in by the agents. In the short month of February, with eleven less agents in the field, there are 3,526 more hours' work reported than for the month of January.

We shall hope for a good, full report from all the fields for the next summary.

N. Z. T.