IT HITS THE MARK! by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 19, 1914

IT HITS THE MARK!

By Editor

Every Issue Puts a New Hole in the Church-and-State-Union Target

The four numbers for 1914 will be better than last year, if such a thing is possible. Send $2.00 for 10 yearly subscriptions for yourself and nine friends.

The "America" number was viciously attacked by both Romanism and National Reformism. The Nov. 15, 1913, issue of the Catholic Standard and Times devoted a 28-inch (1 1-2 column) editorial to three articles found on pages 151, 153, and 165. The November issue of Christian Statesman, official organ of the National Reform Association, devoted four pages to the article beginning on page 171. IF YOU SAY SO we will begin your subscription with the "America" number.

Features of the "Thomas Jefferson" Number

Thomas Jefferson on Religious Liberty—"The Apostle of Individual Freedom"—More Persecutions in Tennessee—America at the Parting of the Ways—Religion and the State—True and False Theocracy—Merits of the American Constitution—Lord's Day Alliance Convention—Federal Prohibition Legislation—Labor Opposed to Sunday Laws—Mr. Bryan on Religious Freedom—A Lutheran View of Church and State—The Vulture of Civilization, etc.

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