A Splendid Number by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1908

A Splendid Number

By Editor

Liberty for the first quarter of 1908 is now being printed, and will be ready by the time this paper reaches its readers. It is full of stirring articles that meet the issues of the present day.

A “Memorial!” to Congress, prepared by the General Conference Committee, presents in most forcible, yet dignified language the position of Seventh-day Adventists as true Protestants, and gives our reasons for opposing all religious legislation.

Articles on prohibition and Sunday legislation, specially prepared for use in a campaign now in progress in the District of Columbia, also appear in this number.

Three striking full-page illustrations, representing the “Opening Session of the Sixtieth Congress,” a photograph of royalty showing in one group five queens and three kings, and the “Roosevelt Cabinet,” are in themselves worth the price of the magazine. But besides these, it contains over forty pages of the truth and message for this time.

A new cover design makes the outside attractive, and our people everywhere ought to give this issue the wide circulation which its contents merit.

Single copy, ten cents. Twenty-five or more copies of this number to one address, four cents each.

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