Untitled article by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 20, 1907

FROM THE MAIL.

By Editor

"Sedalia, Mo., Jan. 20, 1907. "My dear People: "Let me have sample copy of your publications. I have just run across an old paper, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, dated Nov. 29, 1899. I am interested in it. Thanking you for early reply, and oblige."

"Surely the signs of the times are ominous indeed, and I feel that we all 'need to be about our Father's business,' now and on and on. May God bless you all, and the editors especially, who have and need and appreciate His blessings and power. "May this year—1907—be a glorious one for you and for your work. "I read with special interest, this morning, the SIGNS of Jan. 2, 1907, and observe and like the new things indicated, new dress, new type, etc., and 'more is coming,' I see. I have said and hereby repeat that 'The SIGNS is better and better all the time.' I am much pleased with the Thanksgiving number, and took fifty extra thru our tract society. I enjoyed the 1906-1907 number, December 26."

"I am anxious to get hold of a paper devoted to signs indicating the speedy coming of Christ. How is your paper these stirring times?"

"Please send me copy of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. I just found an old copy of November 1899, and it made me hunger for more."

"By chance I got two or three copies of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. I am delighted with its teachings, and enclosed I send you P. O. Order for fifty cents. Please send me the paper weekly that I may know more about it, and know whether I can get it or not, and much oblige."