The Watchman by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 17, 1911

The Watchman

By Editor

The Present Truth Evangelizer

OUR Labor Special contains another special message to the masses. The August Watchman illustrated and described two terrible existing conditions. Our September issue illustrates and describes the prophesied result of these two conditions. Sinful men will not always flaunt their extravagant excesses in the face of the Infinite, and justice and love will ultimately prevail.

Our leading editorial, “The Social Unrest,” deals with conditions that are of fearful significance. “Coming events cast their shadows before.” The social unrest is but a sign of a great event that will engage the attention of the whole world. Prof. F. T. Magan continues his Eastern Question Series in an article entitled “The Balance of Power.” A report of the proceedings of the International Convention of the Society of Christian Endeavor will be given by one in attendance. A very interesting article will be “The Purpose of the Prophecies,” by Clarence Santee. Why were the prophecies written? Were they always understood by those who spoke them? These questions, and others of interest to the doubtful one, will be fully answered. “The Nature of Man” will be another splendid editorial. Is man mortal or immortal? Could the Father of all love condemn his creatures to eternal punishment? “Is the Voice of the People the Voice of God?” by C. P. Bollman, will be an excellent article on liberty, as it bears upon the great capital and labor question of to-day.

The July number was soon exhausted, and the August is going rapidly. Can you not help “work the cities,” and country too, by circulating 15 or 25 copies? Rates to agents: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, one address, 4 cents each. Order early through your conference tract society.