The Signs During the Strike by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 30, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 38.

The Signs During the Strike

By Editor

ONE of our religious contemporaries across the bay which boasts itself as being the largest religious paper published on the Pacific Coast, has printed two issues of half size (8 pages, four of which are advertisements and plate matter) during the strike. One of the reasons which is given for this is that they "were receiving no mail, and there was no matter of proper class to put in the paper." Well, we make no boast, but the SIGNS has been out in fairly good time, and filled full of good matter, each week of the strike. It may have reached our subscribers a little late, but they will find it full of good matter, ever fresh, like "the old, old story."