A PROBLEM IN ARITHMETIC
By P. T. Magan
The Committee on the Relief of the Schools pays the Review and Herald fifteen cents per copy for the material and handling of each and every copy of “Christ’s Object Lessons” printed by that publishing house. The Review and Herald is now finishing up the eighty thousandth copy of “Christ’s Object Lessons.” If the material in one copy of “Christ’s Object Lessons” costs fifteen cents, how much will the material in eighty thousand copies cost? $.15
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$12,000.00 Money is coming in rapidly for the big fund for the Relief of the Schools, out of which the material charges for this book are paid; but we need much more—big gifts, middle-sized gifts, little gifts; let them all come in, brethren. Let us all do our best until all the debts are wiped out. We are making progress, but we must do much better. Those of you who can, send in five hundred dollars; those who can not do that, send in four hundred, three hundred, one hundred, fifty, twenty-five, ten, five, one dollar, or less. But let us all do our best, whatever that may be. Send your gifts to the treasurer of the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference, Battle Creek, Mich., and mark them, “For the Relief of the Schools.”