“Liberty” for Third Quarter by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1916

“Liberty” for Third Quarter

By Editor

The Liberty magazine for the third quarter of 1916 is brimful of interesting articles and striking illustrations. It is just off the press, and presents such an attractive appearance that as soon as people see it they will want a copy. If you desire to place the truth for these times in the hands of your friends and neighbors in a very pleasing and interesting form, just sell them the third quarter Liberty. Everybody will be anxious to read Hon. W. H. Coleman's speech on religious liberty, delivered recently in Congress, when the immigration bill was under consideration.

The trial proceedings of five of our brethren in Tennessee, and the speeches made by both attorneys, ought to be placed in the hands of your neighbors, so they can see how our people are threatened with persecution.

“Will the United States Climb the Vatican Stairs?” as affirmed by a prominent Catholic, is an article that will appeal to every American. An account of the Haverhill riot, on which occasion a Catholic mob publicly burned an effigy labeled “Free Speech,” makes interesting reading matter.

“American Republic Being Betrayed by Its Friends,” and “Proposed Oregon Blue Law,” which is to be submitted to the referendum at the next general election, are articles which should be extensively circulated.

At this time when there are four Sunday bills, four drastic press bills, and two Christian amendment bills pending before Congress, will you not lend us a helping hand in opposing these, by placing the Liberty magazine for the third quarter and the new Liberty Extra in the homes of the people, many of whom would gladly cooperate with us if they only had an opportunity? You can take the opportunity to them.

Prices are as follows:— Yearly subscription ...... $ .35 1 to 4 copies, each ........ .10 5 to 40 copies, each ....... .05 50 or more copies, each .... .04

Liberty Extra, 5 cents each, or $8 a thousand.

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