This department has been crowded with work nearly all the time, and we are pleased to say that the rush has been largely on our own denominational publications. In order to meet the demand our presses have frequently run from twelve to fifteen hours a day, and sometimes all night, with two shifts of hands. Last fall we were utterly unable to meet the demand for “Christ’s Object Lessons,” and therefore had to ask the Review and Herald to help us out and furnish these books to our branch offices. GCB April 9, 1901, page 165.12