Now ready, the great October or “Indulgences,” “Penance,” and “Purgatory” number of the Protestant Magazine.
The “Lincoln,” “Armageddon,” and “American Liberties” number of Liberty Magazine is just off the press. Don’t miss it!
Those pictures showing how Rome’s subjects practice bloody, cruel “penance” today under the American flag, speak for themselves. Send 10 cents for sample copy of the October Protestant Magazine.
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Brother H. A. May, secretary of the New Jersey Conference, writes: “I thought you would be glad to know that we have a new Sabbath keeper here in Trenton whose acceptance of our teachings can be traced at least indirectly to the Protestant. About the last of March, Brother S. R. Haynes, one of our agents, visited the railroad yards and sold the magazine and took subscriptions. He secured the subscription of Mr. —, who was a fireman. This man, after becoming interested in the magazine, secured some tracts from a fellow workman that was attending our meetings. He also bought ‘Daniel and the Revelation,’ paper binding, and studied the tracts and the book quite carefully. One week ago last Friday he went to the office to ask for the Sabbath off. His employers refused to give it to him, and he told them that as he could no longer harmonize with their methods of doing business he should work for them no longer. The next day he came to church. Elder Sandborn examined him on the different points of truth,—nearly all the fundamental points of our faith,—and he is firm and straight. With no visible means of support, he gave up his position as fireman, which paid him from $90 to $120 a month. There are people who are hungry for this truth, and only need some one to take it to them.”
THE FLAGELLANTS IN BALINTAWAK, P. I., READY FOR THE PRELIMINARY SCOURGING
CRAWLING OVER THE COURSE THE EFFECT OF THE SCOURGING
WASHING OFF THE BLOOD AFTER THE CEREMONY
Above appear three of the six striking pictures found in the “Picture Section” of the October or “Indulgences,” “Penance,” and “Purgatory” number of the Protestant Magazine, just off the press. Full-page pictures of the new Pope, Benedict XV, and of the former Pope, Pius X; also another “Flagellants” picture. See also “Tariff on Sins,” “Oath of Knights of Columbus,” “Romanizing a Legislature,” and “President Wilson’s Message to the Vatican.” This number contains ten pages of standard authorities on “Papal Indulgences.” Order 20 copies for missionary work among Roman Catholics, for only $1.00, or 50 copies for $2.00.
