Circulate the Temperance Number by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 7, 1910

Circulate the Temperance Number

By Editor

The new Temperance number of the Youth's Instructor will strike telling blows for the cause of temperance wherever it may be circulated. It is strikingly and forcefully illustrated, and its articles meet the arguments of the liquor forces at every point, and prove them vulnerable wherever attacked. It is impossible for any sane person to read that number through and not be strongly moved to assist in the work of combating the evil forces of the saloon business wherever they are at work. Our people everywhere ought to take up the work of circulating this issue of the Instructor. It is more than simply an interesting and instructive number. It is the sharpest and strongest weapon against a terribly evil business that we have ever produced. It is an arsenal filled with ammunition that every Christian ought to have—not for his own edification and inspiration merely, but for use against the most deadly foe our country has ever faced. Every Seventh-day Adventist should read that number, and then see to it that many other people have a chance to read it.