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Foreign-Field Colporteurs and Watchman Circulation

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 18, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 29.

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Foreign-Field Colporteurs and Watchman Circulation

By Editor

A NUMBER of strong young men have offered themselves in response to the call that the General Conference Publishing Department has been making for ten experienced colporteurs for foreign fields. But the number is not quite made up, and the department would like to hear from those, married or single, who are willing to respond, "Here am I, send me." Please read the article entitled "Success of Seminary Students," on page 17 of this issue. Whoever will give himself for service in the needy regions beyond may have equal or even greater success and blessings.
A LETTER from Brother B. N. Brown, circulation manager of the Southern Publishing Association, says of the circulation of the Watchman:
"We are breaking all records in the history of the office, reaching the high-water mark for our August Watchman. Forty-five thousand copies of this issue will be sold."
We rejoice in the prosperity attending the publishing work generally, and trust that all our readers will assist in giving the Watchman from month to month the wide circulation that its merits demand.