HOW OTHERS VIEW IT

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 31, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 13.

HOW OTHERS VIEW IT.

I SHOULD like to call special attention to No. 153 B. S. Library, “Arming of the Nations; the Significance of the Present Activity.”

This is a pamphlet containing the reading matter found in the two tracts “Alarm of War” and “The Christian (?) Demand for War.” It is printed on better paper, with an attractive cover and a number of additional illustrations. This tract will be furnished to agents at the regular subscription price, and may be sold by them at ten cents each.

In view of the present agitation upon this subject, this pamphlet will sell rapidly, and it tells the significance of these events. Do not give them away, but go to your neighbors selling them. You can sell more than you can give away, and they will be read with more interest, for you will be compelled to call more special attention to the thoughts and illustrations. It is an attractive little work and we should have agents for it in every community, and we should have them NOW. Let us not wait until the opportune moment is past.—The Missionary Visitor.

YOUR neighbors are talking about the probability of a war with Spain. They will read a little tract called “The Alarm of War,” which may set them to thinking about something else. Will you not see that they have a copy?—Workers’ Bulletin.