Rebuilding Publishing Department Records by E. R. Palmer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 9, 1906

Rebuilding Publishing Department Records

By E. R. Palmer

Notice!

In the disastrous fire which destroyed the Pacific Press plant, all the records and correspondence of the Publishing Department and Relief Bureau of the General Conference were destroyed. There were quite a good many unanswered letters, and other letters requiring further attention. Many of these we may not be able to recall perfectly to mind.

Will our friends and correspondents who are looking for information from these departments kindly send us duplicates of past letters, or write us again? Naturally there will be some delay in carrying on our regular routine work, but with all possible speed we shall secure information which will enable us to make up the records and reports as perfectly as we can, and we ask our friends to be patient with us, and assist us all they can by giving information and duplicates of past business and correspondence.

Although our edition of “Ministry of Healing” at the Pacific Press was destroyed, these books can still be secured from the Pacific Press and its branches, the same as usual.

An edition of nearly ten thousand copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons” was also destroyed. There are between one and two thousand copies now in stock in the office of the Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn. These will be supplied as long as they last to all parts of the field at old prices. Another edition will be arranged for as soon as needed.

E. R. PALMER, *Secretary Gen. Conf. Publishing Dept. and Relief Bureau.*