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The July “Watchman”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jun 18, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 25.

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The July “Watchman”

The great miners’ strike in Colorado has been causing no little uneasiness among State and federal officials the past few weeks. There has been actual warfare in the strike zone between the strikers and government troops. It has been reported that troops patrolling the strike region have taken undue advantage of the situation and have committed many outrages. As a result, Judge Ben B. Lindsey, of Denver, has headed a committee composed largely of miners’ wives to visit President Wilson and protest against the outrages of the soldiers.
The condition in Colorado is just another one of the many signs of the soon coming of Christ. But the public generally does not realize this, therefore this situation will be dealt with in a leading article in the July Watchman. What a splendid opportunity to show the public what all such unrest is leading to!
The Mexican situation also lacks a great deal of having quieted down. From a diplomatic standpoint, the situation in Mexico is still tense. Another leading article on the Mexican controversy will appear in the July Watchman.
Some other leaders in the July issue are:—
“A Century of Peace.”
“Will the Coming of Christ Be Secret ?”
“California and the Sunday Law.”
“The Peace Movement Versus the War Movement; Which Will Prevail ?”
Why not have a standing order so you can receive a supply as soon as the magazine is off the press each month? The June issue was completely exhausted May 28. The July number is now ready. Order early through your tract society.