Political Changes in Europe

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

Political Changes in Europe

THE Europe of modern history, the Europe of yesterday, with its political groupings of systems of governments, may go down beneath the shock of the world's greatest war. If it does go down, what will be the Europe which will finally emerge from the smoke of the titanic conflict? This is a question of much interest at the present time, from both a prophetic and a political point of view.

This subject is considered at some length in the June number of the Watchman. Some of the other principal articles are,—

“Never Again.” “The Era of Lawlessness.” “Savage Agents of God’s Providence.” “Why Turkey Wanted to Fight.” “Russellism” (continued from April number). “The Coming Lord’s Day Congress.” “The Declining Birth Rate: Its Significance.” “The Seventh Day of the Week and the Sabbath Institution.” “Who Changed the Sabbath?”

The June Watchman contains some unusually strong selling features. Cover design in three colors. Well illustrated throughout, by reproductions from carefully selected photographs. Usual prices: Single copy, 10 cents; 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more copies, 4 cents each. Subscription price of the Watchman, $1 a year. Send all orders to your State tract society.