p. 2 | One of the Four Pages in the "Picture Section" of the May Number of the "Protestant Magazine"

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 14, 1914

From the "Churchman's Magazine" (London), April, 1914

One of the Four Pages in the "Picture Section" of the May Number of the "Protestant Magazine"

By Editor

Speaking of this great "Roman Mobs," "Bible Burning," "Home Rule," "Government Chaplains," and "Toleration in Maryland" number, Pastor G. W. Anglebarger, of Denver, Colo., writes: "We are very glad for the May number of the Protestant Magazine, containing the splendid account of the Spurgeon kidnapping. We are going to use a big lot of this number here in Denver. I heard Mr. Spurgeon lecture here, and I also visited him in St. Luke's Hospital after he had fallen into the hands of the mob, and I wish to say that he is a Christian gentleman. When lying upon his bed, after the cruel beating and treatment he had received, he said, when greeting me: 'This had to happen to open the eyes of the people.'"

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