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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 45.

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Break the Chain Letter

By Editor

We are occasionally reminded that some one has started a chain-letter scheme in the interest of some needy enterprise, or of some philanthropic movement, or of prayer for the spread of the gospel. The positive evils and the unfavorable results which are almost sure to attend this ill-advised method of dealing with these questions have been frequently set forth in various publications, but it seems to die hard. We advise our readers not to be drawn into the toils of any of these chain-letter advocates, even at the risk of doing that thing which is so grievous to the promoters—making a break in the chain! The sooner every link in every chain letter is broken, the better it will be,—at least for the most of those concerned.