Our Finnish Paper by Fred Anderson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 19, 1903

Our Finnish Paper

By Fred Anderson

The accompanying illustration shows the outward appearance of our Finnish paper, and in this way we wish to call your attention to this paper and to the work among the Finnish people. It may be that you have not seen the previous notes in the REVIEW AND HERALD about what we are doing this autumn. We are publishing a special number of our paper, and by the time you read this, we will be ready to fill your order. The paper is five cents a copy, postpaid.

Now, dear brethren, as we know that there is no Finnish literature among our people in America, we are desirous that this number of our paper shall go out among the three hundred thousand Finns in America, and call their attention to this message. It may be, dear brother, that in your town or community there are some Finns; they live near you, yet they have not heard God's blessed message for this time. Think about this, and see if you can not do something to call their attention to the present truth.

If you can not send us an order for this special number, we will thank you for some yearly subscriptions. We send the paper to America for fifty cents a year. Read Prov. 24: 11, 12. Send your orders to Internationella Traktat och Missions Föreningen, Jagaregatan 2, Helsingfors, Finland.

FRED ANDERSON.