Will the War Cloud Cross the Atlantic?

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 11, 1915

Will the War Cloud Cross the Atlantic?

This is a question that has had no small place in the minds of Americans ever since the outbreak of the European war. And as time goes by, this question is still holding a place in the minds of the American people. The longer the war lasts the greater will

be the technicalities of our neutral position.

This situation is fully commented upon in an interesting article in the March Watchman, and is illustrated by a most striking cover design in three colors, picturing Uncle Sam standing on his own territory anxiously watching the war cloud hanging over Europe.

While many are wondering how long the war will continue and just what will result before it ends, there are a large number who are calling for peace and endeavoring to work out plans for international peace. From a worldly standpoint it seems that there is only one way in which international peace can be established, and that is by a world federation of nations. But the question arises, Who will stand at the head of this great peace federation?

An excellent article in the March Watchman, by Elder Carlyle B. Haynes, on “World Federation” gives some most interesting and vital facts that all thinking persons should know. It tells what a world federation of nations would result in.

Some other interesting articles in the March number are: “The Time of the End;” “Did God Create the Devil?” “The Eastern Question and the European War;” “Secretary Bryan and the Peace Plowshares.”

Every Seventh-day Adventist should have at least one copy of the March Watchman, and see that his neighbors and friends receive a copy, for it contains just the matter he wants them to know, told in a most pleasing and convincing way. The Watchman helps to break down prejudice. Give the March number a trial. 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, 4 cents each.