UNDER the heading, “Let Us Sound the Warning,” Brother J. M. Rees writes in the Missouri Conference paper urging earnest effort in the tract campaign. We heartily agree with the sentiments expressed: “It is now time for this people to arise and give warning of the coming King. It is the duty of every Seventh-day Adventist to warn every one within his reach, of the doom that hangs over the world. I believe we need a thorough awakening to the importance of the tract work. Every one can engage in this work, as the expenses are light, and the work easy. Each society, each church, and each individual should take hold of this immediately, beginning with number one, and following with the other numbers, until every family in the respective neighborhoods has been supplied. The effort should not stop there either, but the tracts should be sent by mail to as many others as possible. This work will not only cheer and give courage to our souls now, but will also cheer us in the day of judgment; for then it can be said of us, ‘He saw the sword coming, and gave them warning.’ Remember the Saviour’s command, ‘Go out quickly.’ Let us be in haste to get the truth before the people.”