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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 2, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 14.

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THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

By Editor

FRIDAY, March 20, was a red letter day for our magazine department, the day's mail having brought orders for 8,741 copies of the three magazines, Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant Magazine.
A MEMBER of the house of representatives, State of Minnesota, sends his check for $1.00 for a four years' subscription to Liberty, using the order blank found in his sample copy.
THE day's mail for Friday, March 20, brought orders for a total of 8,411 copies of the February, March, and April Protestant Magazine. Have you seen the April number?
WE will honor your order for Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant Magazine to be sent to any public library or libraries, or Y. M. C. A. reading room, for one year, for only $1.90 — regular price, $2.35.
ONE order last week from the Massachusetts Conference called for 6,000 copies of the February Protestant to be mailed to 23 churches and agents. Each copy will be accompanied by a personal letter soliciting a year's subscription.
THE Greater New York Conference recently ordered 1,500 copies of the April Protestant Magazine. Have you seen the startling photographic and other proofs of Rome's un-American church-and-state teachings in this number?
FRIDAY, March 20, the manager of the Protestant Magazine ordered printed the third edition of the March and the sixth of the February Protestant. Total February copies printed to date, 75,000 — and the wave of Protestantism still rising!
A CARLOAD of paper to be used in printing the fifth February, second March, and first April editions of the Protestant Magazine, was caught in the big blizzard. This may explain why your order has been held up. Orders for 45,000 copies of this magazine were thus tied up for a week or more. Please be patient, as we are now working extra shifts to catch up.
THINK of what sanitation has done for the Philippine Islands, for Panama and other tropical lands! How many of the dreadful scourges and plagues that have attacked mankind might have been avoided had the people been privileged to read such practical instruction as is found in the April or Hygiene, Sanitation, and Business Man's number of Life and Health!
"ONE of our agents went to Philadelphia the other day," writes Brother H. A. May, of New Jersey, "and while there sold some of the February Protestant stamped with our address. A day or two later we received a card from a man down there who wants to act as agent. He said he would guarantee to sell 500 a week. We, of course, referred him to the East Pennsylvania Tract Society."
"Religious Liberty — What Is It?" was the title of a Protestant mass-meeting lecture to be delivered by Prof. Chas. S. Longacre, editor of Liberty, in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium, Columbus, Ohio, Sunday afternoon, March 8. Contract canceled through threat of "boycott" made by the Knights of Columbus. Contract made next with owners of A. I. U. Hall. Contract canceled after visit of the Knights of Columbus. Lecture finally delivered in Seventh-day Adventist church. And this is "free" America! Circulate Liberty and the Protestant. Both stand for the American Constitutional rights of free speech, free press, and free assembly. Rome is the avowed enemy of these and all other liberties for the other man.