Special to Our Magazine Agents

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 25, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 30.

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Special to Our Magazine Agents

Our last two editions of Life and Health were sold out before the first day of the month they were dated, leaving a shortage of over 20,000 copies of the June and over 10,000 of the July issue. The demand for the August number has been so great that on the seventeenth a second edition of 20,000 copies was being printed, making a total of 80,000 copies printed to date. Please note, however, that we can guarantee to fill orders for this beautiful number only until August 5 or 6, after which dates orders for the August number will doubtless have to be filled with the September issue.
So heavy has been the demand for the "President's Letter" and "Vatican Influence" number of the Protestant Magazine that a second edition has been published, making a total of 30,000 copies printed to date. We can not guarantee to fill orders for this number, however, later than September 5, after which date the October number, the first of the monthly issues, will be delivered to subscribers and agents. Bear in mind also that no 25-cent orders will be accepted after October 1, and that all such orders received before that time will entitle the subscribers to only four consecutive issues. Further, until October 1 all new subscribers sending $1 for one year's subscription will receive the first three numbers free of charge, or a total of fifteen numbers for $1.
Beginning with Jan. 1, 1913, the subscription prices of the Liberty magazine will be 35 cents a year, and $2 for ten subscriptions, instead of 25 cents a year, and $1.50 for ten subscriptions, as at present. Until 1913, however, the publishers will accept single subscriptions at 25 cents, and clubs of ten subscriptions ordered at one time, to one or to ten different addresses, at $1.50. Now is the time to send this publication to every leading man and woman in your county.
A. J. S. BOURDEAU, Manager Magazine Department, Review and Herald Publishing Association.