Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

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§v}vf_{vf1vQgE publish in this issue of "BIBLE REVIEW"
it *Q* a letter from a very earnest friend of the
'F ii' work, regarding the possibility of circu-
'P ii' lating the little book, "PRACTICAL METH-
"'*"*"**¥ ons 'ro INsUs1-: SUCCESS" among the
soldiers
of the
now at war.
United States and of the other nations
The idea of getting "Practical Methods" into the hands
of all the soldiers is certainly a most desirable thing to be
considered, and it is a thought that has presented itself
to our minds here also.
As a move in this direction, we
presented a number of "Practical Methods" to the ofiicer
in charge of a company of soldiers stationed at Applegate
this summer, for distribution among his men. This otlicer
very readily fell in with our idea of doing something
for the betterment of his men, and heartily assured us
that he would keep the books in his possession for use
among the soldiers under his charge.
We do not see our way ahead at the present time to
take up the circulation of "Practical Methods" among
the soldiers on such a large scale as suggested in the letter
of our friend and brother, J. G., but in such ways as
we can work, we are working. For instance, we are
to-day sending to a Convalescing Hospital in England a
number of "Practical Methods" to be distributed by one
of the wounded soldiers there who isinterested in Brother
Butler's teachings. With the high cost of the production
of books at the present time, and with the high prices of
all the necessaries of life, we can illy afford to send out