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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 21, 1907

The Review’s Growing Work

By Editor

In order to give room for the great amount of very important matter contained in this week's REVIEW, we have been compelled to quite largely disarrange the regular make-up of the paper. So large and varied are the interests represented by this publication that it has become a cause of no little perplexity to the editors to decide each week what to print and what to hold over, what to condense and what to let appear entire. We trust that our good brethren and sisters will exercise the grace of patience when they do not find their contributions in the issue in which they expected to see them appear. It is a glorious work and a mighty work in which we are enlisted, and these very perplexities are but indications to us of its growth and progress.