No Paper Next Week by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jun 25, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 25.

No Paper Next Week

By Editor

By the decision of our Board of Directors, there will be no paper next week. This does not mean that our subscribers will lose a number. We shall give fifty numbers during the year, as we have promised. It was thought it would be best, however, to drop one issue before our next series of twenty-five begins, rather than in the middle of the series. We have advertised for our first issue a Fourth of July number. This, of course, as to date, will be dropped, but we will give the very best and cream of the matter which would have appeared in that in our first issue, of July 9. We do not wish our readers to lose anything of the good things that we have prepared for them, and we wish to assure them that they will not. Then, too, for six weeks we have been giving religious liberty numbers — mighty, strong issues, every one of them. An extra large number have been printed because we knew there would be orders for them. We know of no religious liberty document, or book, which covers more ground and in a better way than do these six issues. Our next issue, therefore, will be dated July 9.