Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

Bust BY Karl Ghsrha.as lished in The Chris
tan Union this
vas tyyentv-one wears ago. al article which
full of worshpful praises of Mrs. Clemens as a
mother. and which little Clara and o'lSy and had
been hiding from this lovely and admirable mother
because knew she would dsapprove OF public
and printed praises of herself At the time that
debating these comments. several months ago.
| trying to call back I" my memory some OF
the details of that article but was not able to do it.
ald | wished had copy OF the article SO that
could see what there was about it which gave it
such large interest for Susy.
the luncheon at the st. Regis. which IS on 55th-st
and Fifth-ave.: for it was fine spring day and
hadn't had walk for q year two. and felt the
need of exercise. AS l walked along down Fifth-ave.
the desire to see that Christian Union article
into my head again: L had Just reached the
of 42d-st. then and there was the usual Jam
ct wagons. carriages, ana autoinoolies there. l
stopped to let it thin out before trying to cross the
street; but stranger, who didn t require as much
room do. racing by and darted into a
crack among the vehicles and made the crossing.
Bat his way past he thrust couple of ancient
newspaper clippings into my hand. and said:
THERE You don It know me: but have saved
them in my scrapbook for twenty years, and it oc
Cured to me this morning that perhaps you would
t., mail them not expecting to run across you III
this accidental way. of course; but | will give
them into your own hands roT. Good by ana ne
disappeared among the wagons.
Those scraps which he had put into my hand
we're ancient newspaper copies OF that thriStiai
Union article! 1t is handsome instance of mental
Of coincidence.
FROM THE BIOGRAPHY
March I4tl 80
Mr.. Laurence Barrette and Mr. and Mrs Hutton were
here while ago. and had very interesting visit
from them Papa said Mr.. Barettc had acted
he had he did the first night
ke staying with And MIS- sad she never had
the whom she wanted 10
with
Papa has been VERY much interested OF late, in the
Mind Cure theory. And have all A
lady in town has worked wonders. by using the y Mind
Peoples Diseases this wiy-an curing her even.
which to the most remarkable OF all
little while past papa delighted with the KNOW
edge of what he thought the best way curing cold
which was by starving Thi, starving did work teautt
fully and freed him from great severe colds Now
Re wasn't the starving that helped his colds but the
trust the starving the mind cure connected with the
starving.
,houldn't wonder finally became firm believers il
Mind Cure The next TIM papa fa~ cold, haven't a
Mamma al Mr., George Warmers to lunch the
other day, and Miss H there too Mamma asked
il anything natural a. ghtednesS could be cured
she said Oh yes just we'll a. other diseases
a:.d told that perhaps my ncarghte,ness could be
cured by the Mind Cure and that She going have
try the there could m no harm
and there might be good Il her plan succeeds there
certainly will be a great deal Mind Cure to my
cppniOn. for sighted and
expected there could re any thar
FIR blindness, but don't .no" but what there's
y
TT disappon tr!ent: her sightedness
manned with her to the end She born with il
IT, doubt; yet, strangely enough she must have
been four years old. and possibly five. before
knew of its existence II Is easy o understand
lir"- that could have happened. discovered the