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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 47.

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By Editor

IN a late number of the Pacific Union Recorder, Elder J. O. Corliss makes the following announcements for religious liberty institutes in California: Loma Linda, November 12-21; San Diego, 23-28; Los Angeles, December 2-12; Fresno, 14-20; Armona, 21-27. Three more institutes are planned for in the northern part of the State, the places for holding them only awaiting settlement. This is a splendid program. We would be pleased to see similar activity in other States.
A brother in Ohio informs us that he has sold about twelve hundred copies of the last issue of Liberty. A few agents of this kind in each State would very soon raise the circulation of this excellent magazine to over one hundred thousand.
Elder C. A. Scholl, of Allegheny, Pa., relates a very interesting incident, in the Columbia Visitor, in connection with his tent work there the past season—how he found a Roman Catholic factory owner who believed in religious freedom and promised to carefully read Liberty. Not only so, but he generously arranged work on Sunday for one of his employees who had just been converted and had begun to keep the Sabbath, and for whom Elder Scholl had called to make a personal plea.