Why the Review Has Narrow Margins
By Editor
FROM some of the delegates to the General Conference we learn that the readers of the REVIEW in other countries wonder why the paper is trimmed with so little margin, and we are told that this greatly injures the appearance of the page. In explanation we will say that if we should allow the same margin on the papers sent to other countries as on those sent to subscribers in the United States, we should be required to pay just double the present amount of postage on our foreign edition. This would be quite a serious matter to the Office, and inasmuch as we make no extra charge for postage to countries in the Universal Postal Union, we hope our readers in these countries will be willing to accept our explanation, and make the best of the situation.