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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 3, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 40.

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Colorado Conference Resolutions

Colorado

THE following resolutions were passed August 29, by the Colorado Conference, in session at Denver, Colo.:—
“Resolved, That the magazine Liberty shall be supplied to all members of the State legislature, supreme court and district court, judges, State officials, and heads of higher educational institutions.
“Resolved, That our people be encouraged to engage in the sale of the magazine Liberty, of the regular and special issues at five and ten cents a copy.
“Resolved, That we urge our Young People’s Societies to make a judicious effort to place the Christian Endeavor number of Liberty before other young people’s societies.”
“Resolved, That our Religious Liberty Leaflets be given a wide circulation throughout this conference.
“Resolved, That we encourage our people judiciously to utilize the public press in the dissemination of religious liberty principles.
“Resolved, That our people be urged to write or petition their respective congressmen and State legislators whenever issues arise involving the principles of religious liberty and the rights of conscience.
“Resolved, That we seek to arouse the people to the evils of intemperance, and to create public sentiment that will demand the prohibition of the liquor traffic, thus placing ourselves in a proper light before the world on this question.”
The question of the circulation of the magazine Liberty was enthusiastically discussed, and forty subscriptions were handed in.