p. 24 | The Current Issue of Liberty

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

The Current Issue of Liberty

The current issue of Liberty, the number for the second quarter of 1908 which is now ready for circulation, maintains the high standard set by previous numbers both in quality of the matter and in its attractive features. Its leading articles are Garrison's Plea for Religious Liberty in 1848, Another Memorial to Congress Concerning Religious Legislation, An Argument before a United States Senate Committee against Pending Sunday Bills, and An Address on Prohibition. In addition to these there is a large variety of matter, both editorial and contributed, dealing with the different phases of the vital issue of religious liberty. This number is well illustrated, including a full-page group of the Senators in the present Congress and a full-page group of the Diplomatic Corps in Washington. These two pictures alone ought to make the magazine sell at sight. Orders for nearly ten thousand copies of this number of Liberty were received before it went to press, and the prospect is excellent for a very large edition. Orders for any quantity can now be filled promptly.