Read the Review and Herald Carefully
By Editor
We are obliged again to ask that those who read the REVIEW AND HERALD shall really read it. In the REVIEW of Dec. 25, 1900, we published a call of Battle Creek College for printers. It was plainly printed, in so many words, that “the Battle Creek College printing office has need of typesetters and pressmen;” and also plainly printed the words: “Address the president of Battle Creek College, Battle Creek, Mich.” Yet for all this, from many places there have come letters, and even persons, to the Review and Herald printing office, saying, “In reply to your call for printers,” etc. The Review and Herald printing office made no call for printers. Nobody saw any such thing in the REVIEW AND HERALD. And that is why we ask that those who read the REVIEW AND HERALD will really read it. And when you do read it, all that is needed to understand it is simply to look at what it says. If all will do that, then some will be saved a lot of trouble, and even expense, in their trying to conform to what was never said at all.