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The Navies of the Air

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 17, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 39.

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The Navies of the Air

Their Part in the European War

It is evident that in the great struggle now going on among the nations of Europe, the navies of the air are destined to play an important part. It therefore seems most appropriate that in the October issue of the Watchman considerable space should be given to this important subject.
The cover design for this number is a striking representation of this new method of warfare. It is printed in colors, and is perhaps the best cover the Watchman has ever had. Never before have men been fighting in the air and under the sea, as well as on the sea and on the land.
Among other articles of stirring interest to be found in this issue, the following may be mentioned:—
“The Madness of the War.”
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“The Imprisoned Empires and Their Struggle for the Sea.”
“A New Pope.”
“Spiritualism; What Is It? and Why Is It?”
“The Other Side of Death.”
“The Blessedness of the Blessed Hope.”
“Political Conditions in Mexico.”
“Has the Bible Foretold Present-Day Conditions?”
Not only does the October Watchman contain some exceptionally strong selling features, but it is also one of the best missionary numbers published thus far. It is well illustrated, and cannot fail to attract attention. Now ready. In lots of 50 or more, 4 cents each. Order a good supply through your tract society at once.