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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 31, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 44.

OUR OUTLOOK NUMBER.

By Editor

WE are sure that every one of our Signs readers will welcome our Outlook number, dated November 28. It is big with vitally important truth for the people of this age; truths both general and specific; truths relating to State and Church, nation and individual, to the here and the hereafter.

Here is a list of some of the important articles which the Outlook number will contain:—

"The Gospel Outlook," by Prof. W. W. Prescott, of London, England.

"A Nineteenth Century Review," by A. O. Tait, of the Signs editorial staff.

"The European Outlook," by W. T. Bartlett, London, England.

"The Church and State Outlook," by Leon A. Smith, editor of the Sentinel of Liberty.

"The Papal Outlook," by Prof. Percy T. Magan, author of "Perils of the Republic."

"The American Outlook," by Calvin P. Bollman, associate editor of the Sentinel of Liberty.

"The Protestant Outlook," by Milton C. Wilcox.

"The Mission's Outlook," by William N. Glenn, of the Signs editorial staff.

"The Christian's Outlook," by Ellet J. Waggoner, editor of the Present Truth, London, England, at one time editor of the Signs.

There is an original poem, "Columbia, Where Leadest Thou?" by C. M. Snow.

"The Bridegroom Cometh" is the title of words and music, appropriate to the scope of the paper, by H. H. Winslow.

There will be a good story in our Home department.

The editorial columns will contain several articles of striking interest to all.

The importance of this issue can not be overestimated. To say that it ought to have a million circulation is putting it mildly.

But to have that, we must have the earnest, active help of our friends. Never will there be another such opportunity, in all probability, of getting the important truth of the Gospel before so many at such little expense. Let us take hold and pull all together.