The "Watchman"

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 24.

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The "Watchman"

The Present Truth Evangelizer

ABOUNDING crime and wickedness in our large cities.
The haughtiness of the present age.
The spirit of prophecy has told us to work the cities. In view of this obligation which rests upon us, the subjects noted above will be the burden of the Watchman's message for July.
Notice the leading articles:—
“The Fate of Our Large Cities,” by the editor. A striking pen picture of the wickedness of our large cities, and of the judgments of God to be visited upon them.
“They Shall Not Cleave One to Another,” a continuation of the Eastern Question series, by Prof. P. T. Magan.
“Mohammedanism,” by R. W. Munson.
“A Prophetic Picture of Modern Europe,” by C. P. Bollman. The remarkable picture of modern Europe, drawn by the prophet Daniel nearly twenty-five hundred years ago.
“The Law of Ten Commandments,” by Walter Read.
Many other timely articles will also appear in this number.
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