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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 5, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 46.

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Turkey Enters the War

By E. R. Palmer

The Eastern Question—Extra

THIS great war of the nations, which means so much to the people of this world as a sign of the times, has taken on new meaning, involving the most serious consequences. Seventh-day Adventists will recognize in this development the most important crisis since the beginning of this movement. The world will be stirred as never before, as to the meaning of these things.
We have immediately taken steps to prepare an Eastern Question Extra of the REVIEW. Three important articles are being prepared: the first is on “The Eastern Question,” by W. A. Spicer; the second on “God’s Message for Today,” by F. M. Wilcox; the third on “Armageddon,” by C. M. Snow.
This Extra will be similar in size and general appearance to the War Extra, of which 1,500,000 copies have already been issued. The price will be 50 cents a hundred; $4 a thousand, postpaid. This Extra should be ready Sunday, November 8.
Does it not behoove us as a people who know the meaning of these things, to take steps immediately in every church to assign territory and arrange a campaign which will place this Extra in the hands of millions of anxious, inquiring people?
Orders should be placed as soon as possible with your tract societies, or with the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, D. C.; for just now is the time when interest will be greatest, and the people will be anxious to learn the meaning of these things.
May the Lord greatly bless his people in the great work of giving the message in these stirring times.
E. R. PALMER.