He Took an Interest in It
By A. O. Tait
WE are in receipt of a letter at the Signs office from a brother who sends three new subscriptions for The Signs of the Times, together with a renewal of his own subscription. He says that he has four other persons on his list whom he hopes to secure as subscribers for the paper. We frequently receive letters of this kind from the brethren and sisters in the different parts of the field. Is there not something in this that is suggestive to you as you read it? The reason why some of our people succeed in work of this kind is because they take a keen interest in it. They start out to do something, and accomplish it. We are in the stirring hours of the close of this message; the last days of earth's history are actually reached. Are there not thousands of our people who are willing to do everything within their power to place The Signs of the Times in the hands of readers who may thus have an opportunity of receiving this message of warning? The undersigned will be glad to correspond with all such persons, and to render them any assistance possible. Remember that the regular subscription price of the Signs is $1.50 a year. Address Mountain View, Cal.
A. O. TAIT.