To Our Correspondents

50%

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Oct 3, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 38.

Read the full edition

To Our Correspondents

To Our Correspondents.—About the first thing one wishes to know on receiving a letter is who it is from. We receive from time to time letters and articles from persons who do not sign their names. These we do not have time to consider. What they say may be good or it may not; we can not take time to tell. If what one says is worth saying, if you are willing to own it, sign your name. If you want your name to go no further, it will not be made known through us. But if you wish your letter or article considered at all, you must give your name.