The Protestant Magazine by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 12, 1909

The Protestant Magazine

By Editor

THERE seemed to be some risk in printing twenty-five thousand copies of the first issue of the Protestant Magazine, but we felt confident that when our people understood the nature and mission of this publication, they would co-operate with us in giving it a large circulation. It is gratifying to us to be able to state that we have not been disappointed in this expectation. During the last week one order was received for a thousand copies, and another order for fifteen hundred copies, besides various smaller orders. The second number of this magazine is now ready, and it will be found, we think, that it fully maintains the standard set by the first number. Some very striking evidence is presented to show the apostasy of Protestantism and the aggressiveness of Romanism in this country. The readers of the REVIEW will find the matter in the Protestant Magazine of special interest and value to them, and when they have become familiar with the contents of this journal, we are sure that they will desire to have a part in circulating it. The subscription price is only twenty-five cents a year, and subscriptions may begin with the first number if desired.