CO-OPERATION CORNER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 1, 1902

CO-OPERATION CORNER.

By Editor

Many of our faithful missionary workers would gladly use much larger clubs of the SIGNS than they are now circulating if they could afford to do so, while there are others who would be just as glad to pay for such clubs if they knew who needed them.

For these reasons we have opened the “Co-operation Corner.” It will contain requests for clubs of papers for use in various fields, short reports from those who are using such clubs, acknowledgments of money received, and such other information as will bring together those who can use papers but can not pay for them, and those who can pay for papers but are not situated so they can use them.

Since our last acknowledgment we have received donations on the following funds:— $6.00 from J. C. Doerr and $6.90 from J. A. Seibert on the club of 75 SIGNS which are being furnished for the work in New York City, under the direction of Elder S. N. Haskell; $1.00 from Henry Timm and $.75 from A. Larsen, to be used in sending the SIGNS free to worthy people who desire the paper, but are unable to pay for it themselves; $2.50 from E. Richter toward the club of 200 SIGNS which we are raising for the work in Japan. The work in this field is suffering greatly from lack of SIGNS for missionary work.

This week we wish to again call the attention of our readers to the fact that we are placing the SIGNS in over twenty-five county jails, and correspondence with the various sheriffs in charge of these jails indicates that they are willing and anxious to place the SIGNS before their inmates, but have no funds at their disposal for this purpose. Shall we allow this opportunity to slip by unheeded?

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