p. 2 | CO-OPERATION CORNER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Oct 17, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 40.

CO-OPERATION CORNER.

By Editor

Our friends who have donated in the past to the Co-operation Corner will be glad to know that by these donations the SIGNS OF THE TIMES can go with its message of comfort and cheer to many who would not otherwise have the privilege of receiving it. The following is a letter we have just received from a person in one of our state prisons:

"Kind Sirs: Received your letter in due time with a request for renewal of my subscription to your paper. The fact is, I have never been a subscriber to your paper, but if I had the money would do so, for I think it is a good paper, and like very much to read it. I have been receiving copies of it for some time through the kindness of some friends, which is appreciated very much by myself and others that get the paper from me when I am done with it. Was very sorry to hear of your loss by fire, but hope you will soon be in as good condition as before the fire. Wishing you abundant success, "I am respectfully, "_________________"

We are glad to draw upon our Co-operation Corner fund in order that this person may have the SIGNS for another year. Perhaps there are many who read this who would be glad to have an opportunity in this line of work by sending in donations to our Co-operation Corner fund. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, Cal.