The Review and Herald Publishing Company
By I. H. Evans
RUMORS that the Review and Herald Publishing Company is going into liquidation, and is closing out its business, have caused the friends of the “old institution” to wonder what foundation there is to these declarations. The stockholders authorized the trustees to take such steps as are in harmony with the law under which we are incorporated, to ultimately wind up our publishing work in Battle Creek, and under the advice of the General Conference Committee create a corporation in the East to carry on our work. This will take time. It can not be done in a day, nor a month, nor perhaps a year. Even a longer time may be necessary. The trustees do not intend to take any step hurriedly or unadvisedly. Every creditor and stockholder will be fully protected. None who have made loans to the Review and Herald need fear about their money. Generously have our many friends stood by the institution in the past. It still needs the sympathy and prayers of God's people. It will take loans at four per cent for one year, and receive money on deposit certificates without interest. It also needs the assistance all can render by helping sell our books and publications. This latter will be a real help indeed. We have on hand about fifty thousand dollars' worth of publications, which should be marketed before the holidays. May we not have the co-operation of all our people in these times of need? A few books sold by each will aggregate a large sum. We need your prayers. This work is not one man's, but is a part of “the one great cause.” God must lead in his work, or it will fail. The wisdom of man is not sufficient. We rely upon our people for their loyal support and hearty co-operation. I. H. EVANS,
General Manager.