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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 11, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 28.

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The Publishing Work

By N. Z. Town

Conducted by the Publishing Department of the General Conference
N. Z. TOWN - - - - - Secretary

Advance in Spite of Revolution

SEVERAL months ago the colporteurs in Mexico were obliged to leave the rural towns and move into Mexico City, where they would be comparatively safe. They at once began to canvass the city for the Spanish papers. Concerning the work which they have been able to do, notwithstanding the revolution, Brother Green writes:—
"When we arrived in Mexico City, the subscription list of our evangelical paper Senales de los Tiempos was only about 50 here in the city; now it is almost 600. The entire circulation in the republic at that time amounted to 1,710; at present it is 2,700. The health paper list was 960; now it is nearly 2,000. It is wonderful what one can do if he will permit God to work through him. I want to be more submissive, for I know that then greater things can be done."