p. 208 | A Danish Monthly by James White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 12, 1871

A Danish Monthly.

By James White

It is a matter of no small interest to the friends of the cause of present truth, that converts from the Danes and Norwegians, principally resulting from the labors of Eld. John Matteson, who himself is a native Dane, are in sufficient numbers, and the prospect of increase is such, that we decide, with the commencement of the year 1872, to commence a monthly magazine in the Danish language, in the form of the Health Reformer. Eld. Matteson will conduct this journal, under the supervision of the Committee on Publications.

We take this means of notifying our brethren from the Danes and Norwegians of our intentions to publish a monthly in the Danish language, such, relative to matter and appearance, as they will take pleasure in recommending, and furnishing, to their friends. The price of this periodical will be one dollar a year in advance. We request that none who take the REVIEW will exchange it for this, who can at all read the English. If any are not able to take both, we will furnish one free. We also request that those who wish the monthly in Danish for themselves and for their friends, will forward names and addresses, with one dollar each, to REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Michigan. We wish to send out the first number as early as December 20, 1871.

Our Danish and Norwegian brethren are liberal, and have given considerable to our book fund. And, if the magazine does not pay expenses the first year, the American brethren will cheerfully make up the deficiency. They will hail the news of this enterprise with joy, and will gladly help, if their help be needed.

JAMES WHITE. Pres. S. D. A. P. A.