The Review Campaign by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 17, 1904

The Review Campaign

By Editor

BEFORE last week's paper was mailed, about six hundred names were added to the list for that one week. This week we have over eight hundred names to add. Of these, more than three fourths are new subscribers. Thus we are beginning to receive the results of the recent effort in behalf of the REVIEW. Many are still actively engaged in this work among the churches, and if this rate of increase is kept up for the remainder of this year, we can begin to feel that this paper is reaching nearly all the families of our people.

We present a brief extract from a letter just received from a brother in Michigan:—

I found it quite impossible to renew my subscription to the REVIEW at date of expiration, because of other obligations, and as the week passed, and we did not receive its usual visit, we felt very much like “foolish virgins.” I think it time to be wide-awake, and will be very grateful if you will kindly renew my subscription with back numbers, and also enter subscription for one year for