p. 792 | A World-Wide Paper by A. J. B.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 3, 1901

A World-Wide Paper.

By A. J. B.

The reader will find on page 786 (Progress department) an interesting report concerning the work in South Africa. In his letter inclosing the same, Brother O. O. Fortner, Secretary of the South African Conference, writes the Editor of the REVIEW as follows:—

“CAPE TOWN, 23d October, 1901.

“DEAR BROTHER: Please find inclosed a report of the proceedings of our late conference. We shall be pleased if you will insert this in the Progress department.

“The REVIEW is appreciated very much by our people in this field. We are glad that we have such a world-wide paper. It deals with the work of this message in every part of the world, and speaks as directly to those in distant parts as it does to those nearer its home. I hope that it will ever increase in efficiency until it has borne its last cheering message to God’s waiting people.”

You, dear reader, can, by your active co-operation with the editors, help to make the REVIEW still more “a world-wide paper.” Send to us for free sample copies, and hand them out to those about you. The giving of one single copy of our publications has often been the means of a conversion. The price of the REVIEW, to subscribers in distant lands, is only $1.50, the same as to those in this country—the trifling sum of three cents per week. When, in 1897, the price of the paper was reduced from $2.00 to $1.50, the object was to bring the paper within the reach of all, and to charge but one price to all. There being no commissions or profits to agents, the work of extending the influence and circulation of the REVIEW becomes a missionary effort on the part of every reader—a true labor of love. We are really glad that this is so. Now, who will be the first to send for free sample copies for distribution?

A. J. B.