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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 24, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 8.

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Publications Wanted

THE following-named persons desire late, clean copies of our publications, post-paid:—
Z. S. Arey, Tecumseh, Okla., desires a continuous supply of the Instructor, Little Friend, Signs, Life and Health, and tracts, for missionary work.
T. Godfrey, Huntington, W. Va., desires to thank those who have sent him literature, and would ask them to discontinue sending further papers, as he expects soon to locate in some other place.
Frank E. Wood, National City, Cal., desires post-paid, clean copies of Signs, Watchman, Instructor, and any of our other magazines, sent to his address.
Charles P. Whitford, Miami, Fla., Signs, Watchman, REVIEW, Instructor, and tracts for free distribution in connection with a tent-meeting and Bible work.
John F. Steele, 900 Grant Ave., Moundsville, W. Va., would like sent to his address copies of Signs, Liberty, Watchman, and the German papers for city mission work.
Belle Waterman Findlay, Phoenix, Ariz., desires copies of the Signs Monthly, Life and Health, Liberty, the Protestant Magazine, and any of our Seventh-day Adventist publications for use in missionary work.
Elder C. H. Keslake, St. John's, Newfoundland, makes urgent request for copies of the REVIEW, Signs, Watchman, Liberty, the Protestant Magazine, and tracts for distribution among the sealers who will gather there early in March. Send the papers at once.
B. L. House, 224 S. Cherry St., Richmond, Va., desires copies of the REVIEW, Signs, Watchman, Liberty, Protestant Magazine, Life and Health, or Bible Training School sent pre-paid; also any Chinese, Jewish, Syrian, or Italian literature suitable for missionary work among these people.
Audrey White, Harlem, Idaho, wishes to thank the friends who have kindly sent papers, and he would like a continuous supply of Signs Monthly, Liberty, Watchman, Life and Health, Protestant Magazine, also tracts and papers in foreign languages for reading-racks in mountain depot and post-office, near lumber camp.