WORDS OF APPRECIATION

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 8, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 19.

WORDS OF APPRECIATION.

"Enclosed please find 75 cents for which send me the entire series of 26 special numbers of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES direct to my address, for I sincerely believe that there is not another paper to be found that can take the place of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES to me."

"Our librarian here in the city has just phoned me that one of her clubs of the SIGNS expired the 27th of last month. She was aware that it would be so but thought that inasmuch as we were preparing to get up a larger club for the Special SIGNS beginning in May that she would say nothing about it, and just let it go until the new club began. However, when her subscribers learned what was up they objected most strenuously; they wanted their papers continued without any break whatever. Good. Well, the result is that she now asks me to write you at once and have that club, including this week's number, continued for another month. So please see that she gets all her numbers, that no disappointments may be felt by her subscribers, even tho they will not now get this week's paper till next week. ELDER S. G. HUNTINGTON."

"Salt Lake City, Utah."