The Liberty Magazine for 1915 by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1915

The Liberty Magazine for 1915

By Editor

THE LIBERTY MAGAZINE for the fourth quarter of 1915 is already printed and ready for the mail. It is one of the most beautiful numbers yet issued, and is well and strikingly illustrated. A partial summary of the contents will show that the matter contained in this issue is of vital importance. Among the general articles are the following: “The Pope, the Powers, and Peace;” “Freedom of the Press—Will Congress Abridge It?” “Compulsory Prayers;” “The Deification of the State and the Secularization of the Church;” “An Indictment of the Liquor Traffic;” “The Greatest Enemy to the Constitution and the Flag;” “Why Sunday Laws are Wrong.” The editors discuss the following: “An Oklahoma Court Nullifies Constitutional and Statutory Guaranties;” “Still Punished for Religious Reasons;” “The Fourteenth International Lord’s Day Congress;” “Substituting Law for Love and Right;” “Tyrannical Religious Customs Enforced;” “The State Versus the Man in America.” This number bristles with principles of equality, justice, and that liberty without which all other liberty is but a hollow sound. The early issuing of this number will be greatly appreciated by those who are selling the magazine; and the beautiful cover, a striking reproduction of the Liberty Bell, will attract the attention of all to whom it is presented. We bespeak for this number a wide circulation, as it will prove an excellent number for all our readers to introduce to their friends and neighbors.