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A FEW FEATURES
Cover: Entrance to White House, Washington, D.C.
Frontispiece: Photograph of Senate Sunday Mail
Report, printed upon silk and displayed in office
of Postmaster-General.
Rome and the Prohibition Party Platform.
Establishing God’s Kingdom by Law.
God's Example of Religious Liberty.
Putting the Church Over the State in Ecuador.
American Principles in the Balance — a history
of the famous Senate Sunday Mail Reports.
Religious Liberty in Puritan Times.
Absurdity of Proposed California Sunday Law.
Proposed California Sunday Law Un-American.
A World Survey of Religious Freedom.
Religious Liberty by Divine Authority.
Report of Convention of American Federation
of Catholic Societies.
Temperance, the Question of the Century.
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LIBERTY MAGAZINE, Washington, D. C.
“The Beautiful”
A snow scene for the cover of the December
SIGNS MAGAZINE. An appreciative scene
to many, and attractive and interesting to
the unacquainted. The sun hangs low in the
sky, and the clouds are so heavy that the orb
shines yellow and red through the heavy
bank that will soon precipitate the frozen
lakes. The beech trees and the firs cast their
bluish purple shadows, and one almost feels
the cold. Itis a very pleasing cover for this
month of the year, and will prove a strong
selling feature of the magazine.
Ghe Contents
A New Phase of Spiritualism takes up the
announcement of Miss Stead thatshe has had
a communication from her dead father, who
was lost with the wreck of the Titanic. She
makes some very startling statements, and
the editor in writing the article, draws some
very contrasting statements on the authority
of the Word of God, This article should be
given a wide circulation.
The Heaven-Opposing Powers of Earth is an-
other article in the series being presented in
the magazine from a well-known writer, Mr.
Charles L. Taylor. Although embracing
history nearly three thousand years old,
some important applications are drawn bear-
ing directly upon momentous questions of
the present day.
The Second Coming of Jesus, by George W.
Rine is given continued prominence in the
magazine. This is a very important series of
articles, and we can recommend them to our
readers.
The Government and the Trusts, an article
showing how ineffectual the famous lawsuit
of the government dissolving the Standard
Oil Company has turned out to be. Since this
gigantic trust has been dissolved by the
United States government, it has increased
in value about five times. Not much of a
dissolution! You will want toread the whole
article and the prophetic application that is
made at the close. .
Mrs. E. G. White contributes an article on
the times of William Miller. It explains the
work of this great man so much misunder-
stood by the people of to-day.
The Freedom of the Will. An illustrated
article which shows the real trend of religious
laws, or laws uniting church and state, or any
measures that tend toward religious perse-
cution.
Increase of Metals as a sign of the times by
Frank S. Weston. It is something new and
will be of considerable interest to a large
number of our readers on account of its
statistics.
The Bible Reading is also an interesting
feature of the magazine, and as usual will
have a very comprehensive study on some
phase of Bible doctrine.
The Home Department has a very interesting
contribution from the pen of Mrs. L
Avery-Stuttle, the author of “Making Home
Happy,” and “Making Home Peaceful.”
She is a well-known writer, and this is an
added attraction to our Magazine.
Among many important current topics,
those dealing with the revelations of Thomas
L.awson are of more than usual interest. He
gives in most graphic language conditions
of to-day, and points out the remedy. This
work is given some consideration in the light
of the Bible.
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