The “Watchman” for March
By Editor
At this special time when all the world in general and the United States in particular is looking toward Washington, it is important that we call the attention of the people to the true message for to-day. The Watchman will contain the true message from God to all men. Glance over the following strong features, then send to your nearest agency and procure twenty-five at five cents each, and distribute or sell them among your friends or neighbors. “Satan’s Masterpiece,” by the editor, will indicate the nature and purpose of the great organization through which the deceiver is working to destroy all men. “Babylon, Ancient and Modern,” by Elder C. P. Bollman. A very helpful article drawing a parallel between Babylon of old and Babylon of to-day. We should be intelligent with reference to this power, because we are commanded to “come out of” Babylon. “The Misinterpretation of Old Testament Prophecies,” by Elder F. C. Gilbert. One of a series of articles that will continue to run for several months, giving some idea of how the Bible is received by the Jewish people. This is the third of the series. Back numbers can be had.166 “He Shall Come to His End.” An editorial that appeared in the Springfield Republican; it will be somewhat commented upon by the editor of the Watchman. The significance of the writers of the day referring to the Turk as “coming to his end” is in strict harmony with a Bible prophecy made with special reference to that unspeakable power. Turkey’s end introduces the final movements in this world’s history. The attention of neighbors and friends should be called to this editorial, appearing as it does in a worldly paper, as being a remarkable support of our Biblical position held for many years. “God’s Message for To-Day,” by Elder R. W. Parmele. The writer of this article will endeavor to outline the real issue that confronts the world to-day. A Spirit-filled message to all. “This gospel of the kingdom to all the world in this generation.” If this generation is already eighty years old, how long, according to that method of reckoning, shall we have to circulate, our good magazines among our neighbors? Order a small lot of twenty-five to-day, and renew your Christian experience by doing some missionary work among your neighbors and friends. The hour of probation draws on. Let us not put off this matter. There are at least ten thousand loyal Seventh-day Adventist families in the United States. If every family would order only twenty-five copies for missionary purposes, think of the result! A quarter of a million copies of the Watchman scattered all over this broad land! Who will be the first to say, Here, Lord, am I? Rates in quantities: up to forty copies, 5 cents each; over fifty copies, 4 cents each. Foreign countries, including Canada, 5 cents. Southern Publishing Association, 2123 Twenty-fourth Ave. N., Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta, Ga.; Ft. Worth, Tex.