THE RELIEF OF THE SCHOOLS
By Editor
Must Be Forced to a Finish
THERE must be no let up until every debt is paid. For the summer’s campaign much money is needed. But the books must be made and paid for now. In order to push this work with vigor, we ask every subscriber to the REVIEW to make an offering to the Lord for the RELIEF OF THE SCHOOLS, of at least ONE DOLLAR, the same to be paid within ten days from date. Cut out the coupon and inclose the money, sending by post-office money order or draft. Put in an envelope, and address to P. T. Magan, secretary of the Relief of the Schools Committee, Battle Creek, Mich. ...................., April ........, 1901.
P. T. Magan,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Dear Brother:
Inclosed please find ....................
................ Dollars for the RELIEF OF
THE SCHOOLS.
(Signed) ..............................,
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