Signs of the Times Monthly for February by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1910

Signs of the Times Monthly for February

By Editor

A NUMBER of unusual interest is the Signs of the Times Monthly for February. In addition to the regular general matter of current topics, note and comment, and general contributions, the special feature of this number is found in two articles: “What of the Night?” by Elder J. O. Corliss, and “Washington and Lincoln,” by Elder M. C. Wilcox, the editor of the weekly Signs. Elder Corliss deals particularly with the significance of the recent calamities which have occurred in different parts of the world, showing these to be signs of the dissolution of all things, and the soon coming of the Lord Jesus. Elder Wilcox gives brief character sketches of what many consider the two greatest Americans, and shows the attitude which they took upon the great question of the State legislating in any way on matters of religious belief. Some of the general contributions present different phases of the truth for this time in a clear and interesting manner. This is a number well worthy of a wide circulation, and is well calculated to awaken an interest and create a desire for further study on the part of our friends and neighbors.

If the brother who wrote under date of January 3, from some town in Kansas (possibly Minneapolis) concerning his subscription to Liberty and a recent missionary reading, and who neglected to sign his name, will send us his address, we shall be pleased to reply.