JUST OFF THE PRESS! by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 5, 1912

JUST OFF THE PRESS!

By Editor

The Striking January or "Rome Versus the Bible" and "Papacy in Politics" Number

Five times in succession we have been obliged to print two editions of the recent issues of this magazine in order to supply the demand.

"They" said: "Your December number is the best I have ever read." We thought so, too. But we are compelled to admit that the January number goes far ahead of even that issue.

Rome Watching the "Protestant"

Nearly every week from one to six of the leading Catholic weeklies make mention of either the "Protestant Magazine" or "Liberty."

Perhaps the most interesting of these items was a paragraph taken from our November campaign page, telling of the sale of 1,500 copies by our Pittsburgh agency following the stirring address by General Miles to the "Guardians of Liberty" in that city.

January Contents

Double Frontispiece: Photograph of Apostolic Delegate Bonzano's letter to a Catholic advising political submission. Also photograph of Cardinal O'Connell's procession in Lowell, Mass. Rome Versus the Bible The Life-Giving Word Rome and the Bible Societies Bishop Wordsworth on Rome the Apocalyptic Babylon Rome and the Reading of the Bible United States Troops in Cardinal Farley's Parade The Pope and the Recent Election The Mediation of Christ — an exposition of Daniel 8. Religion in Politics Romanism in South America Catholic Notice Served on President-Elect Wilson

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Opinion of a Chicago Publishing House Manager

"We are enclosing $1.00 for as many copies as you desire to send. We are sending for these to distribute them to those who we think would like to become subscribers. All the employees in this office are interested in your magazine. Several are subscribers, and all desire to see your publication prosper."

More Protestant Pastors Wanted as Agents

During the past month nearly one hundred Protestant pastors have applied for agency. This is in addition to applications from other classes, such as business men, teachers, etc. If there is no agent for this magazine in your town, write at once to your conference tract society office and apply for the agency.

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