Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-07-07
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ran away. l searched and searched
for him, but never could find him
and for a long time | could get nj
trace of his whereabouts. Finally
heard through a letter from my rel
ative, Mrs. Alexander Tilton of San
bornton Bridge, that my boy had en-
listed in the army and had gone tC
the front. 1t was then too late tC
do anything. George went into the
army when he was sixteen and served
four years, coming out when he was
twenty, and chen he went bacmuhG
the West. l got in communicative
with him then, and wanted him to
come to me, but he preferred the
Black Hills In 1899 built and fur
nished him a house in Lead City,
S. D., and it is better house than
the one | live in, and l have fur
nished him money from time to
time"
Other Subjects introduced.
At a pause in Mrs. Eddy's story
concerning her son l suddenly
switched the conversation by say
ing
"You have a very beautiful place
here, Mrs. Eddy. Do you look after
it and personally control your house
hold?"
mo living person" she replied
at once, with marked animation,
"abridges my rights in this house OF
governs my actions"
Then | made another abrupt
change in the line of thought by say
ing: MRS. Eddy, would you mind
telling me what impelled you to place
all your property in the hands OF
your three Trustees at the time you
did March g. y"
Certainly not she said without
the slightest hesitation. Il had come
to a place where l could not carry
on my work of Chr; Ian Science and
attend to pv .,iness affairs. Some
nights | hAd lain awake all night
considering my Christian Science
work, and then the next day I would
be occupied all day with my business
affairs, and there had been long grow
ing in my mind the understanding
that / must give up one or the 9TH
en- My mind was too much diverted
by business cares to give the thought
to Christian Science which that de-
manded, and finally a week or a
fortnight before | created the trust
| called Laura Sargent into my room
and | said; Laura, am going to
put my business out of my mind.
cannot go on being pulled one way
and the other by material and spirit
ual matters; | said, ! am going with
God No one but Laura Sargent
knew of my decision until l sent for
General Streeter and told him what
| wanted done.
Selection of Trustees.
81 will tell you why l selected
each of the Trustees. / selected II.
M. Baker because / knew he 49,
Baker and was honest. l -
thoroughly and knew tina /. Il /. E
capable OF my business.
ibald Mcclellan, the edi Z.
12apers, for the next on S. s
krie islnu.,,.5,- n ..4- I COZ .
who is presidene 4
and who is treasurer e
dies Home, and is man
personally, for the third one, and
l don't believe l could have done
better in making my selections. I
picked them all out myself and for
the reasons | have given you.
by appointing them Trustees Of
my estate / was made safe In my
property and was relieved of the b
den of caring for my material iI&
ests. | was not only relieved
burden of caring for my busiQ
was also relieved of VII n
the inconsistency of bearix " &
den, for one cannot serI s. s.
ters, and chose the 4
went with God / h 81 n N 4
society; | haven't tim ||3
have things of more valid
and to mankind to attsI # ~
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