Liberty Magazine by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 27, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 33.

Liberty Magazine

By Editor

"Columbus Memorial" and "Free Speech" Number

PARTIAL CONTENTS

Cover: Washington Crossing the Delaware. Frontispiece: Photo facsimile of Declaration of Independence. Two Double-Page Pictures: "Unveiling of Columbus Memorial" and "Catholic Field Mass on the Washington Monument Grounds." Religious Garb in United States Indian Schools (Concluded), The Declaration of Independence.—History and Meaning, Significance of Columbus Monument Unveiling, "Columbus Day" and Its Meaning, Sunday Rest in the Post-Offices, Booze—The Real Trouble with America, Rome Forbids Free Speech to General Miles in St. Louis, Victories at the Ohio Constitutional Convention, Religious Instruction in the Public Schools of Oregon, Prohibition Rules in the Post-Office Department, Cardinals as "Princes of the Blood."

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