Foreign Papers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 22, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 21.

Foreign Papers.

By Editor

It will be of interest to our readers, especially those who are conversant with foreign tongues, or have foreign relatives and acquaintances, to know that the same special Gospel series presented in this paper will also be translated and presented in our Swedish paper, Sions Vaktare, and also in the German and Norwegian papers published by the International Publishing Association of College View, Neb. The first issue of the special series in those papers will be dated May 7, and for six months they will continue the same as the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Prices on the German paper, 50 cents; Swedish and Norwegian papers, each 65 cents. In connection with this we show the beautiful cover design of the three foreign papers.

Reduced Facsimile New Cover Design OF THE Gospel Series OF OUR Foreign Papers Christlicher Hausfreund German Sions Vaktare Swedish Evangeliets Sendebud Danish-Norwegian International Publ. Ass'n

"HERALDS OF THE MORNING"

The appalling loss of life by murder and suicide, political and social troubles, dissatisfaction between employer and employee, strikes and fires, wars and rumors of wars—all these are of daily occurrence. What do they mean? and is there any significance to these things at this particular time? To the close observer, all these are evidences that there is a nearing social vortex into which all unsettled factions, and the world at large, will be plunged. When and how this will be brought about is revealed in "Heralds of the Morning." By appealing to the "sure word of prophecy," the author clearly shows that these conditions were to exist just before the Lord's return, and points out many other signs that the Scriptures tell us are certain heralds of the glad morning when strife shall cease, and peace and happiness reign forever. That the reader may understand these events, and be prepared for the final outcome, is our reason for calling attention to this valuable work. More than 150 illustrations vividly portray that upon which the subject-matter treats. A live book upon a live subject.

Bound in cloth, with marbled edges, $2.00.

PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO.

Mountain View, Cal.