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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 11.

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NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

All Nations Courting the Vatican

SEVERAL of the leading nations have sent ambassadors to the Vatican. Perhaps a more significant step, diplomatically, has not been taken by any of the European countries since the war began than the sending of representatives to the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. There are thousands of people, yes, millions, throughout the world who do not understand this step which the nations of Europe have taken. The world at large do not recognize that this is one of the signs of our times; that it is another milestone passed that brings us nearer the end of this world's history and the appearance of our Saviour. There is a most interesting article in the April Watchman, entitled "All Nations Courting the Vatican," which refers to some recent press notices and gives the significance of sending ambassadors to Rome.
THE VACANT CHAIR
THE VACANT CHAIR
The editor of the Watchman says that the April number is one of the best issues that has ever been published. The following are some of the articles in this issue:—
“Hearing on the Anti-Free-Press Bills.”
“Who Will Win Possession of the Earth?”
“Russellism—or the Coming of a False Christ.”
“Christ’s Second Advent and Gospel Messages.”
“The Eastern Question and the European War.”
“An Unquenchable Thirst and Its Causes.”
The cover design is perhaps one of the most striking and significant that has ever appeared on the cover of the Watchman, and well illustrates the article “All Nations Courting the Vatican.” Send ten cents for a sample copy. Prices: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, 4 cents each. Order from your tract society.