Thanks to Our Contributors
By Editor
Not long ago we forwarded to our Mission Board the amount of money for the Chinese Press then on hand—$432.24—and later mention was made of this to the superintendent of our Asiatic division, Brother I. H. Evans. This money has been contributed gladly by our subscribers and readers. We print for their sakes a letter received by our treasurer; we are sure it will do them good: "Box 943, U. S. Postal Agency,
"Shanghai, China, Oct. 10, 1910. "Dear Brother,—The good news of the money raised and forwarded by the SIGNS office to the General Conference for this field, is gladly received. Never could money come more acceptably to any poor struggling plant than this money will come to the work here in China. The home board have been unable to send the money that was raised on the big fund; and we have had all our plans upset for so long a time, we feel glad to have a bit of money in sight. "We have purchased a press for which we have to pay $1,200 gold, and this money will be a big help in handling the situation. We greatly appreciate your kindness in this matter, and trust the Lord will greatly bless the SIGNS OF THE TIMES in the years to come. "Wishing you every blessing from the Lord, I am yours in the work, I. H. EVANS." Why should not our readers within the next few months raise the entire price of the press? We are sure it would be a blessing to both donors and receivers.