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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 1.

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New Literature From Hamburg

By Editor

Since the European war broke out the Hamburg House has been kept very busy in getting out new literature. During the past few weeks we have received from this house the following new tracts:—
In Bohemian,— “The Sinner’s Fate.” “Sleep of the Dead.” “Which Day and Why.” “Is the End Near?” “Faith or Meaning.” “The Righteousness of God.” “Are You Baptized?” “Seven Reasons.” “The Millennium.”
In Bulgarian,— “Sleep of the Dead.” “Immortality Only in Christ.” “Second Coming of Christ.”
In Dutch,— “Is the Struggle Against Alcohol Justifiable?”
In Esthonian,— “Faith or Meaning.” “Origin of Sunday Laws.”
In Hungarian,— “Second Coming of Christ.”
In Lithuanian,— “Faith or Meaning.” “Is the Struggle Against Alcohol Justifiable?” “Are You Baptized?” “The Righteousness of God.”
In Lettonian,— “Sufferings of Christ.” “Are You Baptized?”
In Polish,— “Are You Baptized?” “Sleep of the Dead.” “Righteousness of God.”
In Lutheran,— “Tobacco and Poison.” “Sleep of the Dead.”
In Roumanian,— “Sleep of the Dead.”
In Servian,— “The Millennium.”
In Slovakian,— “Sleep of the Dead.” “Is the End Near?” “God’s Infallible Prophetic World Clock.” “Faith or Meaning.” “The Secret of Health.” “New Testament Sabbath.” “God’s Waymark and the Holy City.” “The Deciphered Writings.” “Immortality Only in Christ.” “Second Coming of Christ.” “Sufferings of Christ.”

PAMPHLETS

In Polish,— “The Sabbath of the Bible and the Sunday of Tradition,” 96 pages.
In Swaheli,— “Bible Readings,” 82 pages.
In German,— Four pamphlets for children, entitled “For Leisure Hours,” containing stories and poems; “Animals of the Bible;” “The Children of the Bible;” and “The Children From All the World.”

BOOKS

“Seer of Babel,” in Dutch. “The Mystery Unfolded,” in Polish. “Old Testament Bible Stories,” in Chasu. “His Glorious Appearing,” in Bulgarian. “Steps to Christ,” in Esthonian and Ruthenian. “Christian Baptism,” in German.
Any one in America desiring any of this literature can secure it through the tract societies, or through the New York Branch of the Review and Herald, 32 Union Square East, New York City.