Circulating Liberty and Protestant Magazine

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 14, 1912

Circulating Liberty and Protestant Magazine

LONG lists of yearly subscriptions are being received for both Liberty and the Protestant Magazine. Three letters received in one forenoon's mail enclosed 198 yearly subscriptions for the Protestant Magazine. The importance of circulating this magazine just now in America can not be emphasized too strongly. Thousands of honest Protestants in the United States and Canada are fondly looking to the Protestant Magazine to speak out the truth, in love, concerning the encroachments of Romanism in America. Remember, for $1.50 the publishers will send either the Protestant Magazine or Liberty to 10 different names and addresses for one year. Clergymen not of our faith are sending in from 25 to 60 yearly subscriptions at one time. Order through your tract society.

BROTHER J. A. SKINNER, one of our pioneer agents for Liberty, has disposed of 1,700 copies of the Thomas Jefferson and Free Press number. These have been sold in Washington, D. C., and in Richmond and Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Skinner also sold copies of the magazine. Although these faithful laborers are well advanced in years, yet they report good success in selling these magazines, even during the winter months.