“Signs” Magazine for October
By Editor
It can hardly be called a War number, but the great conflict of arms now waging in Europe is given prominence, and will really be the big selling feature of the October Signs Magazine. A mere reading of the following titles will give an idea of the scope of the “European Crisis” series which will cover about ten pages: “The Nations of Europe in Prophetic Survey;” “Will Russia Lead the Nations in War?” “The Last Decisive Battle in the History of the World;” “The Eastern Question and This War.” It cost us considerable to secure some of the photos reproduced in this leading series of articles, but the expense was secondary to furnishing our friends and workers with the best that careful thought and money could produce. Forgetting this feature for the moment, let us consider some other things to appear in the October number. Sister White writes under the heading “The Law and the Gospel.” Elder Daniells also favors us, writing an article entitled “The Power of a Message.” He needs no introduction to our people. The very announcement that there will be something by him is sufficient for those who have read the products of his pen. The same might be said of Elder M. C. Wilcox, who contributes to its pages under the title “Appetite and Greed.” “The Future Religious Boycott,” “The Law of Love,” “The Future Eternal Home,” “The Blasphemy of the Antichrist,” “The Source of Immortal Life”—these are others, but not all, that will appear in this “one better” number. The best picture of Emperor William of Germany we ever saw will embellish the front cover of the magazine. This will be printed in colors, and doubtless many will wish to frame it. It is hoped that our people will give wide circulation to this number of the Signs Magazine. Order early, for a large sale is anticipated, and there is quite a chance that the edition will be sold out. Regular prices as follows: 5-40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more copies, 4 cents each. Your tract society will forward orders to the publishers promptly.