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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12
The ApolIa Club begs to an
nOunce the date of its initial
concert. Friday evening May u.
8 o'clock. Presbyterian Church.

A treat is in store for the members
of the Presbyterian church tonight.
Rev. Robert M. Donaldson, D. D., of
Denver, pastor at large for the Rocky
Mountain district, will preach. He
simply happens to be here on bust
body invited.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

Is not a reflection on ICE frozen
from our PURE artesian water a re-
lection on the Pecos Valley
Haynes & Bonney- tt
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12
New Furniture for Sale, $3.50

Complete contents of room resi-
dence. Everything practically new;
no sickness. Family leaving city for
summer. Call 4O1 S. Lea, 10 to 4 daily.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

The Apollo Club begs to an
nOunce the date of its initial
concert. Friday evening May p.
s o'clock. Presbyterian Church.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

Take your rubber tires to T. M.
Rabb. East End st. 15tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

1 have two nice 4-room houses for
sale, one on S. Richardson and the
other on N. Mo. ave. Either at a bar
gain on easy terms.-R. H. McCune.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

Bring your horse to T.. M. Rabb.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-12

R. F. CRUISE, Texas Shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
[Continued from Page Il
A GREAT DAY AT HAYNES

and the Ft. Stewards l, and this finished the scoring.
 The A. B's then played five innings with the native nine defeating them by a score of 6 10 3. The party then adjourned to A B hall at Haines where a delightful lunch had been provided by che ladies of the camp. Arctic Chief Odell made welcome the visitors heart fly, invited them to come again, and then turned the house over to the visit ors. A program of music and speciality Was provided by the members of the camp and the boys of the Fort, With vote of thanks and thgee cheers for Haiues camp, as hearty us could be with what voice was left, the Sdagway visitors repaired to the bo ls. The run home was especially enjoyable, in fine weather, and the two boats being kept close together ;or constant exchange of raillery.
 All who took part want it repeated. This will be decided upon at the next session of the camp, If not repeated those who bought tickets and who did not use them will have their money ra~ funded.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
The Dancer Period.

Every spring there are some smartles Who at ancient fOEics scof But they'll chOrtle once too often If they take their fJalclS or.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

The Bull Dog IS par excellence, call at Tony Dortero's for same.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
Eieat MandoIius in Ono

At the Mascot there is the most won derful musical instrument ever brought to Skagway. IL has quality of eigh- Mandolips in one with Piano accom- paniment. There is a string of eight new airs. It makes a full evenings entertainment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

Miss Henrietta Dlvey, of Portland, is a guest at the Golden North on her way to the interior.
 
 ED. Watkins of Detroit, Mich, is filling @ position in the store of B. M. Behreuds & Co.
 ssss
 Charles Carroll of Carroll & Parker, Lumber company, Fairbanks, with his son is at the Fifth avenue.
 eco
 Cortes Ford.of Portland, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ford, is in the city, guests of H. H. Draper, Lieut.. Jennet aud sixteen men ar- rived on the Seattle on the way to Fort Egbert to establish wireless station.
 's'"'
 Harold Lull, clerk and secretary to Judge Gunuison came up on thd City Of Seattle and Is at the the Pullen honse,
 sS'''
 Mr. and Mrs. E.L.Webster arrived up up on the Seattle on their way tO Talr, banks. Mir. and Mrs. Webster are re, turning from trip around the world:
 sSSs
 Marshal shoup came up on the City of Seattle. He Is to looking over the court house with view of noting what may be necessary in the matter of repairs,
 sss' wm H. Fairbanks of the N. c, Com pany with his secreatry R F. Roots and Fl. P. Curtis of the same company are at the Fifth avenue bound for Fair banks.
 A party of sixteen members of the signal service on the way in to Circle, Fort Egbert, and For, Gr6bon are at the Fifth avenue. The three squads are in charge of as many sergeants.
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Willard, wife of Dave Willard, died at Haines on Thursday May 28. Dave Willard is @ natiVe policeman. Mrs. Willard was graduate of school and a talented woman. MT. Willard wishes the Alaskan to print a card of thanks on his behalf to Drs Norman and Hutton for professinal service and Mrs. J. W. Martin and Mrs Mcintosh and others for kindness during the illness of Mrs, Willard, Deceased was 8. years of age.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

All the deicacies Of the season at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
THEY THINK
 THEY ARE II
(Ry United Press.J

Washington. June l-shackeliord and Shea, of Nome, delegates from the Ketchikan convention, called on Hitch COCK today. They say that the Hog- gait men will undoubtedly be denom- mated the convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
TOWN TALK

w. F. Reid and wife of Haines are at the Fifth avenue.
  Mrs. Emil L. Korach returned home on the Seattle.
  Lieut.. McCammop came up on the seattle on bis way to Fort Gibbon.
 '''' The Prescilla club meets at the home of Miss Ethel Weste this evening at o'clock.
  Martin Conway and family Miss Whalen and Mary Dillon arrived on the Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

Have Just Received a New Line of Carpets and Rugs Nowis the time to make your selections when the Stock is Complets
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
HOGGATT STARTS
 FUR THE WEST
(By United PresS.)

Washington, June l-Governor Hog, gait, with his wife, left last night for Indianapolis and thence Chicago, He will not wait, however, for the conven- ,ion. He says the liquor bill and other measures that he has been urginL, will go through next winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
Tho Trust Mnnnate.

Do you believe in the freedom Of contract?"
 "You bet, but always make one stipulation"
 What is that?"
 "That the freedom shall be all on my ci1nw
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
With the Other Tied.

"I didn't know you played the piano." "Sure, do."
 "Expert?"
 All of that Why, can play with one hand"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

A good assortment of bedding plants 10 day for trausplanriug.
 /H. D. Clark, SuuLyside Greenhouse and Ranch, 42.tt
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
THE PORTLAND HOUSE IS OPEN TO THE
 PUBLIC

Good warm rooms, 25c to Sl. Baths 25c Porcelain Tubs. Friends and strangers made welcome. Fifth ave-, opposite Canadian bank.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01
PILES CURED IN6 TO I4 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles iu 6 to l4 days or money refunded. soc
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-01

Don't be bashful, call for a Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dortero's.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
RepreSentante del COndadO de San
MIGUEL d Ia TrigeSima 0Ctava
ASamblea legislative.

FL caballero cuyo retrato pre-
sentamos arriba es persona hien
conocida en- el condado de San
Miguel Y en- muchas otras locali.
dades del Territorio, por su con-
ducta arreglada y portes honestos
goza de una reputation envidia-
BILE entire sus cOnciudadanos. En-
la Ultima election fu6 elegido co.
mo uno de los representatives de
este condado q la C1mara de la
Trigesima Octava Asamblea Le-
gislativa, Y acerca de esta cir
cunstancia Sc puede decir que el
pueblo no Sc equivoc6 sino que
obr6 con mucho acierto y cordu
ra. La raz6n es que el senior Val.
dez tiene va mucha experienced
en- asuntos legislativos y ha pro.
bado en- su servicio que es un
hombrt honrado y un legislator
cumplido y desinteresado. Sus
calificaciones son bien conocidas
y hay toda seguridad de que Sc.
ra un representative muy 1til J
zeloso por los intereses de su con
dado y del territorio, y uno que
obrara segGn lie dicte su concien
cia y con la independence que ST
espera y Sc exile de un hombrt
que sabe dirigirse de por ST. As
es, que hay sobrado motive para
esperar buen servicio del sehol
Valdez en- el descargo de sus de
beres como representante del con
dado de San Miguel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
COLONOS QUE ST RtTIRAN.

Gran ndmero de los recien We.
venidos que sc habian resenta.
do en- la parte oriental de Nuevo
Mexico Sc han desaninado aeon.
secuencia de la severid6d del in
vierno y Sc han marchado para
los puntos de donde vinieron 8
para otros lugares donde consi.
deran que el clima es mas benig-
no. Esto no es extraiio, dado ell
caso que en- 10 que va de invierno
ha sido extremado ell frio Y ha
nevada mas que en- cualQuiera
6poca anterior de los treinta a.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24

rando benefcios y ventaias que
no existen sino en- su magma
cion. Sin equidad v mesura en-
los impuestos y gastos, sin re-
conocimiento de todas las clases
de nuestra population en- la dis
tribuci6n de beneHcios, Y sin que
la educacion popular sea benefi-
clio para los muchOs V no para
los pocos, las cosas seguiran peor
giro que ell que tienen ahora y ha-
bremos cambiado 10 mejor porlo
peor, ST no 10 evitamos. Para
evitar este sera neceSario que
bajo el gobierno de estado no Sc
caste sinO 10 absolutamente in
dspensable para los fines de ad-
ministraci0n Y que Sc procure
que haya rebaja de impuestos.
81 no Sc hace este, las apropia
clones anuales llegaran 4 una ci.
fra monstruosa, 81 Sc tiene en-
cuenta que muchos de los gastos
que sufraga ahora el gobierno ten
dra Que pagarlos el estado. De
igual modo, es cosa propia V que
eXijen las circunstancias que los
privilegios especiales Y empleos
innecesarios que noimponen mas
deberes que los de gauar salarios
cuantiosos sean abolidOs v no Sc
permitan sino aquellos que son
absolutamente indispensables pa
ra la buena administrator delos
negocios pGblicos. Respecto q
educaci6n superior, es precise
que Sc tenga en- cuenta que los
planteles destinados 4 ese obieto
no son privilegio especial de una
cierta clase que Sc ha apropiado
de ellCs sino de todos los ciuda-
danos Ell general, aun cuando no
fuera mas que por ell hecho de que
todos en- general tienen que pa
gar la proportion que les toca
para su sostenimiento. Al pue-
bio corresponds enmendar las de-
sigualdades Y abusos que Sc han
ingertado EN- nuestro sistema ter.
ritorial 4 fin de que no Sc perpe-
tuen y continuen baio ell estado,
y 81 hacen este daran prueba con.
clusiva de que son capaces de go
bierno propio E independence u
traer6n ell bienestar y prosperi-
dad para todos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24

Ha llegado, para nosotros, ell
dia en- que debemos conmemorar
explendidamente el 19oso ami
versario de Navidad en- que vino
al mundo el manumisor de la hu.
manidad, difundiendo, desde en-
tonces la luz de la verdad V que
dando establecido ell cristianis-
mo.
FL aniversario de nuestra Era
Cristiana, estd q nuestras puer-
tas; ha llegado insensibIemente
eutre las brumas del invierno 4
avisarnos que, dieciocho siglos
han pasado, pero que no deiemos
|pasar inadvertido, el deber de
celebrar explendidamente, como
todo cristiano, el dia de Navidad.
La raz6n impone el deber de
que con todo ahinco debemos re-
eordar que la Era Cristiana tuvo
un principle y que el mismo debe
ceIebrarse, con vivas pruebas de
cristianismo. La fraternidad de.
riyada de alli nos implica mas
en- nuestros deberes. y como cum
pllr con preceptos tan divinos2
Dando pruebas de que somos
cristianos y que Ia venida lmun-
do, del Mesfas, no ha sido infrnc-
tuosa, desde hace 1908 amos.
Conservar la fraternidad, miran-
do al pr6jimo como a nosotros
mismos," siendole exacto en-
nuestros compromises Y deudas
con 81 y proporciondndole la CO.
modidad por ell manumisor, "a tu
pr0jimo comoatfmismo. Cop.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
MONSTRUO HUMANE.
SOrpresa de On CarnlcerO aIDestaIar
una NaCa.

Nos escriben de Barrio, Estado
de Durango persona que nos me.
rece credito, que en- aquella po-
blaci6n ha sido muy sonado un
suceso en- los primeros dias del
pasado Noviembre.
rs ell caso de que cierto carni-
cero vecino del lugar, compr6
una vaca para el abasto Y proce-
di6 a sacrifcarla Que empez0 d
destazarla, Y fue grandisma su
sorpresa cuando VIC que la vaca
estaba "cargada." Que con cui.
dadoso esmero procedi6 4 ex-
traer el feto cue aGn tenia vida,
Y que su sorpresa Sc convirtio en-
terr0rffiea curiosidad, cuando
fuera del vientre el feto dicho, vic
que era un ser humane, que te.
MIA perfectas las parties corpora.
les: caheza, cara, hombros, t6rax.
brazos, manos y abdomen; Y de
la cintura abajo la fgura de un
toro: cola, ancas, patas y pezu.
mas.
Nos dice nuestro informante
que ell suceso cause mucha sor.
presa Y curiosidad, en- todos los
habitantes de aQuel paciico pue
bio, que escandalizados scomenta.
ban ell case de mil modos, atri-
el monstruoso engen-
dro 4 un delito de "bestalidad.
No dice el linformantes 81 el mons.
truo vive, y 10 que el poseedor de
81 hizo. En- todo caso, creemos
que deberia haber dado cuenta &
la autoridad, para que el raro
ser hubiera sido conservado por
la ciencia.-El Paladin.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24

nos pasados. Afuera de esto, la
escacez de aqua en- muchas loca-
lidades de Nuevo Mexico ocasio-
ma mucha incomodidad q los in
migrantes Y los desespera de 20.
der progresar baio condolences
tan diferentes q las que prevale-
cen en- los estados no incluidos
en- la zona drida. Muchos otros
seguiran ell mismo camino, por-
que no todos tienen la constan.
Ella de los pobladores primitivos
de Nuevo Mexico, quienes en- la
6poca en- que no habia ferrocar-
rifles, tel6graios nj recursos de
ninguna especie, nj manera de
abasteeerse de where's Y de otras
cosas que necesitaban Sc resen-
taron en- este suelo y por su pro-
pio esfuerzo y sin ninguna ayuda
Sc mantuvieron en- q por cerca de
tres siglos. Esto 10 hieieron 6
pesar de que Sc hullaban rodea-
dos de enemigos que no les deja-
ban un momento de reposo y los
atecaban Y robaban cuanto po-
seian cada vez que tenian opor-
tunidad de hacerlo. Esta perse
verancia y constancia tan pro-
longadas no tienen ejemplo en- la
historic del mundo, mayormente
81 sc tiene en- cuenta el corto nj
nero de habitantes que en- aque-
Hos tiempos tenia Nuevo Mexico,
la escacez de armas Y medios de
defensa Y el aislamiento v falta
de communication con el mundo
exterior, rodeados como estaban
de indios bdrbaros Y hostiles.
Los pobladores de ahora, aun-
que pretenden superioridad, no
son del temple de los de antes y
Sc cansan Y acobardan muy pres.
to ante los sufrimientos Y pobre-
"a. Y este con ser que NADIA les
lalta y vienen bien surtidos de
cuanto necesitan y en- uno 8 dos
dias pueden trasladarse al lugar
de donde yinieron. Sin embar.
go, como NADIA tienen del antigua
heroismo, no es eXtraho que Sc
desanimen tan presto Y seretiren
de un pals que ofreee algunasd difi.
cultades al nuevo poblador,
va de los her6icos tiempos
Sc acab6 el rastro y semilla
Y solo nos han quedado
Vanagloria y fantacia.
-----------,.---.---------
Don Manuel Valerie, de Gas.
con, nos hizos sRRaAagradable visi-
tn el M6rtes pasado. as@a~e
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
B0NlT0 ENTERTAINMENTS PARA
NAVlDAD.

Tn excelente programa de iue-
Cos de escamoteo y Prestidigita-
ci6n, habilmente desempehado
por ell distfnguido Prestidigita-
dor Neo- Mexicano,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
Pedro ChaCOn

asistido con Mon6logos, Cancio-
nes y etc. por aficionados de re-
conocido merito.
Gran Bale despues del Entire
tenimiento. La noche del Vier-
nes. % del actual.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-12-24
Casa de Opera de- MaCkeI.

Admission General 35c, Asien-
tos Reservados, soc, Nihos 15c
Los boletos estan de venta en-
el expendio del ioven Adolfo Del
gado, ealla Estafeta.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-12
REPUBLICAN
CLANS GATHERING

Washington, ID. c., June 12.-
Throughout the east and the far
west, today and tomorrow will wit
ness the gathering of the Repub-
lican clans preparatory to leaving
for Chicago. The New York dele
cation leaves at noon today on
special train and will reach Chi
cago tomorrow. Congressman Jas.
S. Sherman, OF Utica, n. Y, who re-
Gently achieved prominence as a
possible vice presidential nominee,
will run a special train OF his own.
1t is stated on good authority that
GOV. Hughes name will be present
ed to the convention, but all en-
thusiasm for the Empire state ex-
ecutive has apparently vanished
and the Hughes men In the New
York delegation are likely to be
only luke warm in pushing their
candidate.
A large party of New England
delegates will leave Boston tomor-
row on a special train and will land
I'm the Windy city on Sunday, pre-
pared 10 add to the enthusiasm Of
the Taft boom Delegates and poll
ticians from Maryland. Delaware
and other states will leave Balti-
more Sunday. Most Of the dele
gates fro mthe southeastern states
will also leave Saturday and sun
day. as will those Of Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. Reports from the
far west and the Pacific coast state
that most OF the delegations are
now on the way and will probably
reach Chicago by Monday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-12

practice that her patients divided
themselves into three classes.
The first class could comprehend no
sort OF cure outside OF things made and
created-material indictments. They
pinned their whole faith to the doctor
and the pill box. To these. therefore.
according to their faith.
The second class OF Or. Sears pa
tients had come TO believe dimly that
there might be within themselves an
energy superior to and master Of
things made and created-in brief, "A
power that itself had something to do
with creating outward conditions
They had reasoned that II they brought
this energy to bear I'm aid OF the modi
cincs they took IL would help them on
the road TO health much faster. To
these also according To their faith
Gradually the doctor gave them less
and less medicine
The third class comprised that con
stantly increasing number OF world
weary ones who have worn out all drug
treatment. hygicnic methods and mostly
everything else and at length settled
down into the conclusion that there
isn't anything I'm anything They knew
notm~g In TN" physical universe could
cure them. They knew that their In
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-12
MES EZLZA8EZ17 ZNEtIXE'

as creation itself. They point to the
fact that Prentice Milford taught more
than twenty years ago that Thoughts
are things" before him Emerson
taught the like doctrine. and. long be-
fore either, Solomon. the wisest man
that ever lived said. AS he thinketh I'm
his heart so is he" And there you are
With the public. SHINING. suffering.
sickentng. however. the question is not
what the doctrine is called. but this.
viii IL deliver the goods? Thousands
claim that IL does; that IT has brought
to them health. prosperity and happi-
ness. In New York leading apostles OF
this cheerful philosophy are Ralph
Waldo Urine and DIR. Julia Seton Sears.
DIR. Sears is forming a chain of so call
cd New Thought schools i'm various
cities. Already they are established i'm
New York, Boston and Brooklyn. one
OF the most interesting OF the May
conventions in New York was meet
ing of DIR. Sears students, friends and
wellwishers. likewise i'm general of
those who believe that faith and will
are supreme factors i'm bringing To us
our desires. good and bad. again Mr.
Ralph Waldo TriIc. author nf "In Tunc
with the ln'ritr" was G.. nsn OF
the convention. Among the speakers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-12
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue OF the au-
thority vested I'm me by a certain
deed OF trust bearing date the 10th
day Of May. 1907, executed by H..
r. Roudenbush unmarried TO the
undersigned f. VI. Peters, trustee,
TO secure s. 8. Cofer sixtcnn hun
dred dollars CSIGOO.OO) deferred
purchase money on the property
hereinafter described, which said
deed Of trust is duly recorded In
the office OF the clerk Of the county
court OF said county and state in
trust deed book so IS, page 391,
and default having been made In
the obligations described I'm the
said deed OF trust. and having been
requested so 90 do by the said 3 s..
COfer. the beneficiary under the
said deed. the undersigned trustee
I'm accordance with the provisions
OF the said deed Of trust, will offer
for sale at public auction TO the
highest bidder in front of the state
Bank Of Blucfeld. Blucncld. w.
va. on Friday. the Ord day OF July.
1903. at towlve O'Clock noon. the
following real estate Beginning at
the intersection Of tho south side
OF Franklin street with tho cast side
Of Lee street north GG dec 25 min.
cast IS feet more or less, TO a
point; thence south % deg IS min.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-12

sane ana whole" Co use her own worAA
Most ideas out OF the common erkno
up In Boston sooner or later. Dr. ssAra
went TO Boston for n vacation. Hss
heart and mind were full OF tho mat
tcrs she had studied and wrought QUE
I'm practical application. She talked q
them TO women whom she met inoissn-
tally. They asked her TO talk more.
She thought she would speak 90 sew
eral women at once. no let Il be knows
that she would give talk on how -
gain health. happiness and prospsstty.
or words To that OBJECT. DIR. Sears be-
lteves dcvoutiy In tho abundant sup-
ply for ali. only besides working mAa-
fully Tor the supply one must have per-
feet faith that IL Is going to como. De.
Sears talks were free to all who cavod
TO attend. They iengthened out into n
course OF lectures. Five persons were
present at the first one: 700 were pres
| cnt at the last one.
Tho next step was tho founding Of
the New Thought school. so called.
with its various branches, whore pa
/ ucnts arc treated and people are
taught. az pr. Sears feels sure, how to
| INT themselves out OF the mortal pain
and error OF earth's SORRY scheme Of
things" This interesting and onter-
prising upholder OF tho New Thought
movement Ia "A religious woman. sun
day services are held regularly in her
New York classrooms.
The late Helen wilmans, splendidiy
! intellectual and an eloquent, forcoful
writer. taught and believed that all
things are possible to the will. that f
we will powerfully enough we can
| al
and even death. Most brands OF Now
Thoughtors believe I'm what Emerson
called the over Soul and that tho great
work OF each individual IN to join him
self consciously with the divine con-
4 sciousncss OF tho over Soul. then no
| VIII have no trouble any moro. This
! oriental doctrine Helen Wilmans ra-
fused To ACCEPT and boldly proclaimed
that In tho brain and human viii tri-
umph0nt reside power Ia overcome all
obstacles and retain and renew health
ana youth and. more. become rich and
beautiful and stay here on earth an
long M we want To and enjoy lifa
There ia the testimony OF reliable per-
sons that Helen Wllmans achieved nu-
mcrous cures OF diseases.
Yet Helen Wilmans dlcd-diod, her
friends shy, because she found sho
could not achieve quickly her ardent
desires. 80 just became tired OF life
and laid II down.
No sketch OF this notable twentieth
century New Thought wave would bo
complete without mention OF the ro-
markablc Emanuel movement, as IL In
called instituted In Boston by n Clergy
man OF the Protestant Episcopai
church The authorities In charge OF
tho Emanuel headquarters Ho In for
whatever VIII do the work-prayer.
faith, suggestion. physicians and modi :
cincs. II is recorded that here, too.
numerous undoubtcd cures have beei,
achieved.
ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER