Tracts on the War Situation

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 27, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 36.

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Tracts on the War Situation

WE have received notice of the publication of two tracts relating to the present situation in Europe. “Is It Armageddon?” by L. A. Smith, is a tract of sixteen pages. It is well illustrated and contains a clear, plain, and forcible presentation of the Armageddon described in the Scriptures, and the relation of the present conflict to that last great war. This can be obtained from the Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., for one cent a copy. In lots of one hundred or more the transportation will be paid.
The Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Cal., announces the publication of the Bible Students’ Library No. 211, entitled “Have We Come to Armageddon?” This tract is written by M. C. Wilcox. It contains sixteen pages. Its subtitles indicate its scope—“The Meaning of Armageddon,” “Conditions That Breed Strife,” “Democracy Versus Autocracy,” “Preparation for War,” “Noble Efforts for Peace,” and “Meaning of This War.” Usual prices and discounts.