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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 1, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 5.

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Paper Work in Korea

By C. L. BUTTERFIELD

THE January, July, and December, 1911, numbers of our Korean paper have been specials. Of these three numbers we have printed 10,300, 12,500, and 13,500, respectively. The first two numbers were readily sold, and the agents are reporting good sales for the December number.
God has certainly blessed our efforts in this work during the past year, for which we praise him.
Plans are being made to change our twelve-page monthly paper into a monthly magazine early in 1912. Then we hope to have our agents selling as large a number of the magazine each month as were sold of our specials during 1911.
This large distribution of our paper has resulted in obtaining many yearly subscribers, and in finding persons who desire to study all the truth.
Our little paper, Sei Chyensa eui Keuipyel, meaning the third angel's message, is true to its name, and we trust it will, through the blessing of God, be the means of winning many souls to Christ. C. L. BUTTERFIELD.