“Signs Monthly” for March, 1910
By Editor
DEC. 16, 1848, Mrs. E. G. White made the following statement: “The atmosphere parted and rolled back; then we could look up through the open space in Orion, whence came the voice of God. The holy city will come down through that open space.” Astronomers have laughed at this statement of an open space in Orion. To them all space is open. They have thrown discredit on the writer who penned the words. Now comes a marvelous astronomical discovery through the work of improved methods of photography. There is an open space in Orion. It is big enough for the holy city, or several of them. The foregoing forms a basis for a most interesting and instructive article, which appears in the March Signs of the Times Monthly. For years Seventh-day Adventists have believed that Revelation 18 would soon be fulfilled. Babylon itself is now proclaiming its own fall. An array of facts and a budget of confessions are given in this same issue. When the United States was busy and oppressed with the great burden of the Civil War, one of the nations of Europe sought to establish an empire on the American continent. Elder J. O. Corliss writes an article that portrays this interesting event, and shows the part which the Papacy had in making this attempt. Facsimile of March cover; in three colors. From photo of the famous Taj Mahal at Agra. Built by Shah Jehan as a mausoleum to his favorite wife, entirely of pure white marble. Conditions in the Nominal Christian World, and the Cause; The Glory of Buildings; Divine Healing and Hypnotic Suggestion; Why Keep Sunday Every Week? are titles of some of the other articles. The Monorail Car; Aeroplane; Our National Political Situation; Increasing Cost of Living; Second-Class Mail; The Meat Trust, —these and also other current topics will be found in this excellent number. Twenty-three thousand copies of the February Signs Monthly sold to date (February 4). Order the March number at once to avoid possible disappointment. 5 to 50 copies, 5 cents each; 50 copies or more, 4 cents each. Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.