The Eastern Question by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1916

The Eastern Question

By Editor

Present Truth Series No. 22

The Eastern Question

Our people are quick to respond to announcements like the one made in last week's Review about the October number of the Present Truth Series, "The Eastern Question," by Elder A. G. Daniells. Orders marked "Rush" began to come in at once. West Michigan Tract Society was the first society to send an order for five thousand copies. Before October 1, the earliest date copies of this issue can be mailed at pound rates, orders will be piling up in large numbers.

While the first Eastern Question Extra, issued in November, 1914, had a circulation of 1,300,000 copies, the present issue will doubtless greatly exceed that number, for it surpasses it in every particular, and recent developments in the European war give the question added interest to the general public. This issue will, therefore, be in demand far more than the first issue.

In addition to the strong, stirring, general subject matter, the illustrations, including the impressive map showing "the cross on which the peace of the world has been crucified," the four pages of the issue are broken up with nine striking paneled quotations set in bold type, of which the two following panels are illustrations:—