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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 19, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 12.

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THE WORK

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AND THE WORKERS
THE beautiful April or "Sanitation" and "Business Man's" number of Life and Health is now ready. Cover design shows the famous "Royal Gorge" in the Rockies. Order early!
SISTER, why not spend a few hours each week selling Life and Health, and have that washing done by some one who cannot do missionary work?
ONE Y. M. C. A. secretary in a large Western city sends his check for payment of ten yearly subscriptions for Liberty. Where is your list of ten names of leaders among men?
THE April number of the Protestant Magazine contains startling proofs, photographic and otherwise, of Rome's un-American "church and state" teachings in her own schools; also cartoons and much other valuable matter. Goes well with the March issue.
Two additional lists of Ohio clergymen have been received from the Ohio Tract Society with the request that we send the February Protestant Magazine to these 1,668 pastors. Other conferences are preparing to do the same by their clergymen. Let the good work go on! It is bearing much fruit already!
ALL in one day! The manager of the Protestant Magazine ordered printed on March 8 the fifth edition (20,000) of the February, the second edition of the March, and the first edition of the April numbers respectively. Total number of copies of the February number ordered to date, 70,000! Over half of the fifth edition was sold in advance of its delivery.
PROF. L. L. CAVINESS, of Washington Missionary College, was recently walking through the great National Museum in Washington, D. C. One of the guards, who saw a copy of the Protestant Magazine in his hand, asked if he was selling it. The guard was so desirous of getting the magazine that the professor finally let him have his copy, which was well blue-penciled. He gladly paid the price, one dime.
ELDER H. C. HARTWELL, president of the Massachusetts Conference, writes under date of March 10: "I think you can count on an order for about 6,000 of the February Protestant. Will mail you addresses and quantity orders for our different churches as soon as returns are all in." Up to March 12 we had shipped 3,876 copies to that conference. Massachusetts will evidently reach the 10,000 mark before the campaign is over.