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"Can't be without it any longer. Send Forerunner, and you may begin as far back as you like."
A FRIENDLY RESPONSE
The editor wishes to acknowledge with cordial thanks the warm response to the appeal to subscribers to "renew, and get another."
They are doing it, quite rapidly, and only three or four—so far—have discontinued. One of these did it twice! Evidently The Forerunner was non persona grata there.
We begin to feel that we have more friends—and warmer ones—than at first appeared.
OUR BOUND VOLUME AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
The first year comprises fourteen issues—November, 1909, to December, 1910, inclusive.
In it is the Housekeeping novel—"What Diantha Did"—which will interest many, both men and women. It offers a very practical solution to the Servant Question.
In it is also the Book About Men—"The Man-Made World, or Our
Androcentric Culture."