SYSTEMATIC WORK by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Jul 4, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 26.

SYSTEMATIC WORK.

By Editor

The good work done with the Earthquake Specials has been gratifying indeed to the publishers of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Our readers have ordered thousands of copies. Some have taken five copies; some ten, fifteen, or twenty-five copies; while many have taken fifty, one-hundred, and not a few one thousand, copies. This is encouraging indeed.

Some friends write us that they are spending their time with these numbers. This is good, we wish there were many more. But we would regret very much to see the regular clubs allowed to drop. We believe, yes, we know, that every issue of the paper contains much valuable matter that all our present readers should have, and really desire to have. Shall they not be supplied from week to week? We certainly think they should be.

Let us keep up our clubs by all means, and let us do the other work, too. It is the regular systematic work that counts for most, in the King's business as well as any other. A club of SIGNS distributed regularly every week is one of the most efficient means known for getting these principles of truth that mean so much to us before the world.