Mourning King Edward VII
By Editor
We have given considerable space to matters British in this issue, but we are sure our readers will not object. "Our London Letter" reached us just before the announcement of King Edward's death. We wish our London correspondent—a loyal Englishman—could have had the privilege of telling—sad tho it would have been—of the death of the ruler of his nation; but in these rapid days it could not be. The SIGNS OF THE TIMES truly sympathizes with all that mourn, with the relatives of the royal dead and with the citizens and subjects of the great empire. We wish also great prosperity for George V, and pray that he may have wisdom from the King Most High wisely and well to meet the great problems which face him. England has under God wrought great things for the world's progress and betterment; in God's plan she is still needed.