Before mentioning the articles to appear, we wish to call your attention to the following recent testimonials:—
“Of all the magazines I find the Watchman sells the best.”
“The Watchman and ‘Daniel and the Revelation’ have made me a believer instead of a scoffer, and I desire to show others the truth.”
“We appreciate the Watchman as a missionary paper, and know it has an active part to play in the giving of the message. We shall do all we can to send it out over our territory.”
In the March issue the editor will speak of the record of disasters by fire and flood, answering the questions whether these events come by chance or otherwise.
That splendid series on the Eastern question is continued, and the “Truce in the Far East,” by Prof. P. T. Magan, will be concluded in this number.
C. P. Bollman, associate editor, will write of the murder and homicide record for the year 1910.
“The Coming Conflict,” by E. E. Andross, will present striking quotations from the world’s greatest statesmen, showing how events are now shaping the way for Armageddon.
Most convincing testimony on the question of the perpetuity of the decalogue will be given in an article by J. S. Washburn.
Prof. Frederick Griggs, president of Union College, will write on “The Gospel and Education.”
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A Turkish missionary, Z. G. Baharian, will tell of the present crisis through which the Armenian people are passing.
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