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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 48.

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Aikain Vartija

By L. Johnson

Our little paper Aikain Vartija, in the Finnish language is published at Helsingfors, Finland. It is the only paper in the world in that language which brings the message of God for this time to its readers. Therefore it ought to reach all who speak that language. Our brethren have just issued a special number which contains select matter upon the main points of our faith, and they ask us to help them to bring this to the three hundred thousand Finlanders who reside in this country. This we ought to do. Let us therefore as many as have Finnish neighbors, or are acquainted with any of that nationality, send for as many papers as we can use, and see that all get a copy. In this way we may be instruments in the hands of the Lord to bring the light to some soul that we may soon see shine as the sun in the kingdom of our God.
The writer has been in Finland many times, and is convinced that there are persons of that nationality just as upright as those of any other nation on the earth. They are a small, oppressed people, and they love their country, language, and freedom, as much as any nation.
Brethren and sisters, let us do what we can for them. The special number of Aikain Vartija should be ordered from the International Tract and Missionary Society, Jakaregatan 2, Helsingfors, Finland. The price is five cents a copy, when it is ordered in clubs. Do not forget to send for these papers. L. JOHNSON.