p. 24 | Foreign-Language Literature in New York

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 22, 1907

Foreign-Language Literature in New York

The urgent need of bringing the knowledge of the third angel's message to the thousands of persons in our own country who speak foreign tongues led to the establishing of a branch office of the Review and Herald Publishing Assn. in New York City. This office is located at 32 Union Square East. One of the special purposes of this branch office is to secure literature suitable to circulate among those who do not understand the English language. This branch office was opened about April 1. Orders for books and tracts in foreign languages were promptly placed, but it takes considerable time to get all orders filled.

The New York Office has in stock at present books and tracts in the following languages: German, Danish, Swedish, Holland, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. An addition to the above stock will soon be in, of such literature as is issued in Russian, Slavonic, Polish, Bohemian, Servian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Rumanian, and Chinese.

A list of the Italian literature will be found on page 2. Other lists will be furnished from time to time. Let all our brethren and sisters take hold with a will and get the truth to these people among us who have been so long neglected.