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The "Watchman"

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 5, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 6.

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The "Watchman"

By Editor

(Religious Liberty Number)
THE Watchman for February, now ready, is one of the best numbers of this magazine ever printed. The cover design is simple yet striking, and will be highly prized because of its excellent portraits of Washington, "the Father of his Country," and Lincoln, "the Preserver of his Country."
From the original, second-page poem, "Liberty," to the closing words of appeal, on page 95, every article rings true as tried steel to the fundamental principles of the gospel and of soul liberty.
The editorials of this month—"Man in the Place of God," "Liberty of Conscience in Tennessee" (the Rooker trial at Waverly), "Italy's Bolt From the Blue," and "The Rights of Man"—are especially able and striking.
The Outlook, our General Articles, Washington Correspondence, and Things Here and There, are all of absorbing interest. In short, the February Watchman is brimful of good things and abounds in selling points.
Order at once through your tract society.