The Summary by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1910

The Summary

By N. Z. T.

IT is with gratitude that we send the September summary to the REVIEW. The gain over last year in the totals for the same month is nearly two and one-half times greater than the gain of September, 1909, over September, 1908. The totals for the first three quarters of this year show a gain over the same period last year of over $46,000.

It will be noticed that in this summary the total from the foreign fields is more than from the North American fields. The North American agents were able to make a better average an hour, their sales amounting to about $1.10 an hour, while the foreign average is sixty-six cents an hour. But, on the other hand, the foreign agents are far ahead in the number of hours worked, their average for the month being ninety-nine hours each, while the North American average of time for each agent is only sixty-six hours.

If the North American workers will come up to their foreign brethren in the matter of time, we shall have still better summaries during the coming year than ever before.

N. Z. T.