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The Drive on the Dardanelles

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 1, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 16.

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The Drive on the Dardanelles

By Editor

PERHAPS to Seventh-day Adventists the most significant event connected with the conflict now waging in Europe is "the drive on the Dardanelles" by the English and French warships. From the very beginning of the present titanic struggle, we have insisted that the Eastern Question is at the bottom of the conflict. Time is certainly proving that this contention is absolutely correct. From the events now taking place none can doubt that we are in the "beginning of the end." A stirring editorial in the May Watchman, under this title, should be read by all our people. The editor shows clearly and plainly just how we know that we are living in "the beginning of the end."
THE BEGINNING OF THE END The Allied Fleets Forcing the Passage of the Dardanelles.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END The Allied Fleets Forcing the Passage of the Dardanelles.
"The guns of the 'Queen Elizabeth' are drumming the retreat of the Turk out of Europe." This quotation has recently appeared in a number of publications, and shows what significance the press is attaching to the Allies' attack on the Dardanelles. Don't fail to read the article "The Drive on the Dardanelles," in the May Watchman. It tells the significance of this rival action.
Other articles are as follows:—
"Shadows of a Coming Event." "Never Again." "Will There Be Peace?" "When Constantinople Falls." "Why Turkey Wanted to Fight." "Aftermath of the Hearing on the Anti-Free Press Bills." "Two Great National Evils."
The May Watchman will have an attractive cover design illustrating "The Drive on the Dardanelles," and will also be well illustrated. Ready for mailing April 3. Send your order in early to your tract society.