The May Watchman by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1910

The May Watchman

By Editor

How shall the laboring man obtain a day of rest? The first paragraph in the May number of the Watchman, “Sunday Rest Without Legislation,” presents an answer to this question that will appeal to every candid mind. And this paragraph is only a beginning of the feast this issue of the Watchman has in store for its readers. “The Policy of Japan” continues P. T. Magan’s series on the Eastern question; “Colonial Expansion and Missionary Expansion,” by B. G. Wilkinson, forcibly contrasts the results of the two, showing that colonial expansion leads to bloodshed and ruin, while missionary expansion will terminate gloriously in the second coming of Christ. On every page of this number of the Watchman there is something to claim the attention and to benefit the reader. Those who have not already received this valuable magazine should order a copy at once. A still better plan would be to take advantage of the club rates, and order several copies to distribute among neighbors and friends.