davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
MOMOY TERPSICORE
en- San Sebastian.
La reurbanizaCi6n del pueblo adeIan.
ia Hapi1amente.
50 iSlgura que una ImD0ItantO GOmplTil illGO-
FOra ienaOTa uR Famal Do fOTTOGarTII
(De nuestrO OOrrespOnsal. }

MaEzo 2.-En lei Casino del Pepino''
calebI6ss un suntuoafsimo bAile de caEnR'
val con numeToBa concuErencis dc diatin.
guidRg damaa de 10 mas Bslecto de nueBtFa
soCiedad. La oTqueBta que tan habil
mGnte dirige nuestFo bien queRido amigo y
psinano 81 notable compoBiter don Augsl
MiR'sn, eBtuvo sublime. DsBpu61 del pEi'
meF valy, empez6 la bStGlR de Is Cusl
FRlieEon muChoB NAL libEsdoE, incluHo cate
pobre CEoniata, pueB era impoAible FeRiltir
81 RvRncs de aquel li6rcito CcmandRdos
DOR las gsneHs | 10 1t iioTaB FernRndez de
Rabsll, Fernandez de Cabrera, Feru a1de2
de Pavia, julia de Font y Cabrera de
Mufiig, BecundadaB poT lsH BgueTridaB ss'
fiaritas Millin Cabrera, Violita Rodriguez,
Maria JuRnR Roman, Benigua Perez y
oEEAs mas que no menCionRmoB poT no re-
CoFdaEiaB On cate momento. Las horas
pasaron fugaces Feinando lR mayor COZ
dialidad algeria entEe los concuErentaB,
FslioitRmoB 4 Ia diEectivR del casino
poE hRber pFopoPCionRdo entR BoCiedRd
ratios tan sgTRdables como los que pasamoS
RnoChe.
San Sebastian 90 sdifos paso de gi'
gante. El 81 de mario de 1906 eat6ba'
mos on Mayagtisz. FL tel6grsfo nos Co
munic6 Ia terrible Cat6atTofe do que fU6
vfctima nuestro pueblo idolatFRdo y dos
grandes GentimientoB 20 apodePRFon de
nuestEa aims; uno, 81 miamo que sSpeEi
mentaban mis- paiSsnoS On deBgFacis; otro,
al peaimiamo de no yer mi pueblo Tecons
tFuido nuevamsnte dada su situaCi6n eco
n6miCR zero me olvidabR que Rquf exiS
tisn hombIss do gran Coraz6n y grandiAio
mas iniciRtivaB, y & esoB cOrasoneB, eBaB
iniciativaB 20 dsbs que lR poblaCi6n CaBi
TeconBtTuida de nuevc, pFesente an aHpsc.
to praCioHo, BuB GALES eDHanChsdas, sus
nueVRB caBaD haChsB con mBgnifco guHto
Rrquitect6nico, 80 hsTmoBR plaza nota'
blemente embellecida.
EmocionRdos por tales progresses On tan
Cort0 lapHo dc tempo, no podemoB meno1
de fa!icitar sincsFamsnte los h9mbres de
nueStFo pueblo, con sspe2ialidRd 90 dig
no aIcSlde RsfioE RAball. impulEoT de tan
tor Rdelant0s
Sc aneguER con inBistenciR el TumoE
de que una impoTtRnte Compahfa aZ6caTe
"a t0RdaE6 un EamRl de feErocaTTil dC
AgaadillR eate pueblo. 6i asto Tesu,tRBl
cisTto, deGde ahoFR aseguramoB pingIss ne
gocioB Ia Compaifa, puss exiBtOn en- San
Sebastian much0g teTFenoB propioB para
csfS que est6n iucultog unos per faltR
do Fscurso, otTo8 por carsceF FuB duefios de
medioS para Ia elaboration. EBpeEamoH
ne Confrmen tan gEatas notiCias,
-Hemos Baluda1o en- este pubic,
nusatro excelente CoTreligionaTio amigo
don Andres Mendez Liciags, dignfSimo
alcaide de C6rcel de AguadillR. GrGtR
psTmRnenoia en- 81 Eeno de estR gociedad
ueSeAmoE 81 queridO amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

dos paB6 10 miSmo, psro dice que aquf eu
mas ftCil coFtar sl abuSo ca tsl ssntido
pide que o pana que ss ls pongs & log que
fAItRn eAa ley BsR mucho mayor de Is
que ss le pone en- 81 bill.
Di8S Navarro egt6 confoFme aecunda
ID moci6n de que sss mayor d psna-afia
diendo-que 81 pSopuso On Ia comiGi6n
mss penR , que solo le puBisron Is que
pEessntaba 81 pToyectc.
Hoyt no 60 psFtidario de mas pens pc
70 Be vote II moci6n tFiunf6.
Mr.. Grahame, dijo que ss poca Ia pena
que Ia Ie impons & sEoB hombFss que pFGc'
tioamsnte le Eoban 81 audor los trabaja'
doreR.
LA enmiendR no Sc tom6 Cd considers'
ci6a } % vot6 el proyscto niendo sprobado
nor uuanimidsd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

INTEREsANTE.-s Sd ofrscs On ysnta
un autom6vil marca Thomas Flyer dc so
caballoB de fusFza de muY POGO uHo Es
ci ntamenta impoFtSdo.
Una caldera multitubu'ay IA K 6, cuys
tubaEfR E6lo Bs ha uBAdo una zsfre.
Una chimenes de plsncha1 de hero
3i16 so pies alto por 5 de diEmetro, en-
busnaB condolences de uSo. Informant
IuidEo a. Sanchez. San Juan P. r. Fe.
brero 25 de 1908. 15y.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
BALE De 'R!NTA, MlNlNA.

Un diEtiuguido gyupo de j6veneu de euta
ciudad pidi6 8 la juufa dirsctiva del Casino
de la ciudad, los salones de dicho centric
"a ctl sb'ar mana q ii licior al Ia +,
de "P, na'a". Fueron Concedidou la
titsta resul ara a1ima3a pueH hay gran
smpeio en- asi1tir & ella por un diltinguido
gfupo de dana' de la Oiudai , De San
Habr6 carFou espsc'alss deBpu6S del
ha'la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
lRt0T0sl los PTOflSOTIS d md5IGa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA Tisne
ConGtante existsncia de Ios siguiente1 inB'
tEumentos: Flautin0s, FlautaS TeTcsrolaB,
OboeID Rsquintoa, Carinetes, Fagoteg,
Violines, Vi0lonCelloE, ContTRbajog, Man.
dolinag BsnduFTiag, GuitaEEag, CoEnetineD,
Onovene8, TEombones, BaEftonos, BombaT
dinol, Helicones, (bsjog) TEi6ngulos, Pla.
till0g, RedoblanteI , Bombo-. M6todon
de solfsO , para toda Claas ds ingtrumen'
tog. Accessories y mtriCs on general.
San Juan, r. &. ApaEtado nfm. 216.-
Qallo de Allen p6m, 21 , Sol ndm, 20,
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Hsrmoso proyseto.

va estdn tsrminsdos los pianos , eBpe'
Cifoacioneg para 81 edi6cio de ''AlmaceneB
generslea" que 81 senior Silva Hs pEopone
conatruir en- la Marina.
ESts obra, cuyos pianos han uido hschcs
poE 81 conocido ingeniero del Vale Zsno
visne no solo llenar una gran necesidad d
sino tambisn conBtituir un sIemento de
ornate pGblico.
EBpsFamoB que no hsya obBtkculos para
que pronto SO realcs Is constEucci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
BueRa sOEpIesa.

Me cusnta an smigo, que en- 81 timo
bRile del preseNte caTnaval, por no IL YES
lido con a'gun tFsje de los que 20 vende
On IL Pa'meFa1a", no pudo conseguir
que ningur de las a'egres maHcarital gus
a II eEtaeaa, quisieIa1 tailar con e..
icon que ia u raben los pslloa, 81 que
quieTa com: afeEa Ea.a ell baiIe, que visite
a1tes al amigo Juan PieraI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
Ell MAS ACREDITADO. II

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. HaHta
bonitaa pleas muuicRlss han sido com.
pusBtss on honor de los fAvoreCedorea de
lR RCreditada marca "Ron San Luis" que
han podido Nsvar 81 primer pussto los
Alvarez Hermanos de eatR plaza. El de.
p6Eito, San Jol6 Z en San Juan, Bs ve
conBtantemente yiBitado poE les fsvorsCe.
dores de eSe aTtfculo que hacen gTandeu
pedidoB para toda u isla. No 10 olvideiu.
Ron "San Luia" que no contiene ninguBa
nugtancia paFiudieiRI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
CABLES De HOY
Sc estal tiFandO Chinitas jap0nesss
E hijOs Del Celeste IwpsriO.
ELJsD6D exigs "a hIlbeItad inCOndiCiO.
nal del '1atsulau"
AGerhas CiitiGas De Ia pTensa alems-
Z na con motive bel hOHOrOsO ST.
DisstrO De Cleveland.

Ptkin, Mario e EI buque japon6I-
'TetBumaru," apEesado por ofoialeB chi
NOS que soBpechaFon conducts ContrabRn.
do de aFmaB para los revoluCionoEioS del
Celeats LmpaFio, no ha sido devuelto al
Jap6n, a6n Cuando aceFcR del aBunto le
han cruz ado "a notas er .gicRB entire am.
bos gobiernoV, eBpeCialmenta las tFaamiti
das per ell gabineta de T,kio. Ests go.
bierno se iuclina sinembRTgo 81 EFFeglo do
10 ocuEFldo pero pToponiendo 81 JRp6n SO
nombHe una comiai6n conlunta que investi.
CUE -egcEaTezeB loG hechoB relacionRdoB
con lR cRptuHa del indicad0 baTco. La
opinion del gobieFno Cd lR de que loI Fevo'
lucionarioB hsyan esttmulo y protection
por paFte de los japoneHsU.
Toxic, Marco Ell Jap6n, segdn le
ha hecho p6blieo cfcialmente por nota
anviada al gobieEno de P, kin, Eschlza 10
pEopuesto por la China, de nombTaE una
comini6n conjuntR invsstigadoTs. Iusilts
en que 81 gobierno de Pekfn sntvegus in.
condicionalmente el s.TatguRmEu," garanti
zando, adem6V, los embarcadorea de su
csrgamsnto, contra toda p6rdids. El aBun.
to ofrece, seg6u Re oomentR On algunos CIR
culoB polftiooH mayor gFavedad de Ia que
90 le RtTibuye, pueB 30 entiende que difcil'
mente 90 avandF6 II China aceptRr Lar
duKRB y humillanteE condicioneB de los ja'
poneBeB para Ia entEega del bsr3o. 8enta
rfRss tambien M presidents que habEfRn
de apEoyschar los enemigos de la dinaHtfa
reinsnte, = tambien, para Buu depredaGioneB
los facinaFosoB de todR elpecis.
Berlin, Mario 7.-El setsntR por cisnto
de los nifioB vfctimsI del hoTroroBo sinies
tro oCuEFido en- un edifcio eBcolRr de Gle.
veland-Ohio -sFan alemanes.RmeIicanoB
Con tal motive, la pFenBs de eats ciudad
RtscR aceTbR, brutalments y con CenguFan
fsancss, 81 segdn ella, dsfcisTtfcimo BiBte
ma de los ameTicanoV, = GgEega que eEo Sc
debs tan eBT aotoBa trsgedia, pues loB ans
ricsnov, como se hs visto especialmente en-
81 horrible caao de Cleveland, dgaRtienden
los mas impoFtOntes pEinCipios del regimen
euFopeo On las eBcuelaG. L9B cenaurGB de
la pFengR de estS capital non un6nimea
Los pobTeB nifos carbonizRdoB, dfceag, 81
intentar BalvRrBe de Ia mas tEemenda de
lag muerteB, hallRron que los msdios de
Gslyamento con que podfa contaFBe, eran
in6tiles, hsltA las puertRs del edifcio,
carrRdaa, ADRIAN hRciR adentBo.
LondEeg, Mario 7.-Un artfculo edito'
rial del Times, hR sido comsntadfaimo, por
las francss insinuacioneB gus hRcer por
q Far s3nvsnnrEo oSest@ 44e Pc oEse 9~u biGLIU.
EI Times diBcute acaTca do noticisu Eu'
moTes de que el KaiseE eucribi6 81 ministTo
de marina Fespecto polftica unidR de lfs
sTmPdaH anglo alsmRnRI, cora que dicho
peEi6diCo Congidsra como M eHfaeTzo 8 ar
dill de infuenciRr la poifticA britSuica en-
ioteY6I de Alemania 10 cusl deberfR ser
8ometido 81 paPlamento ingl6s para 30 CO
nocimisnto Fevoluci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

-ESta mana foe conducido & la Fis
Gal q PEsnurto autor de la muaFts dtl
jov q Alvaro Pala sioR. Tamb:6n Comra
VeCisEon va'iOu tostigOB que diCsn prs1an'
riREon e deggTa:ia % aucsBo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07
La GonfeTenCia de ano che.

A laH $50 de ID nochs de aver SO Feuui6
en- 81 salon de la C6mRra dc delegadoU Ia
'comiEi6n especial designsda por 81
'Bpf akeT "a trEtaY de II Bolioitul hecba
poF 81 doctor Coll Toste para celabiar eli
RniveTasrio de Ia lleGads de jean Ponce
de Ls6p.
IufoTmsEon a7ts Ia Comisi6n los HefioEeB
Cell y Toste A. NavarFets hacienda ugo
de la alabra el primsro duTa 1ts / ho1a
80 minntoG 81 5egundo una hora
1 a mayor Tarte de los del 'ga los de la
cam "a alistieFon al del ate en- union de
muchas perBonAs de esta ciufa1 de Ia
cclonia sBpah la entire eRtoB los aefioreB Al
vaFez NaVa Ordt neg, Sim6, Lomba Y
Cor za'ez AlguuoB consejsros del eiscu.
two, el assiBia IT. del Der artamento del
Interior senior Jimeneg, Ratasl Balsairo
SiaeR Paoheco, TirRdo VerFieF, Jefe De di.
vision de JuSticia Gefi:r EFgui, heEma1oB
Behm consul dc FEa7c'a doctor Mufioz
Diaz, sanjuEjO, Marin, Ruiz AErau FL.
guerra, entire otFos = peEiodistaB uefoFeB
Perez LoBa "a, Dalrau Canat Martinez
Algur al diatipguital tamas ConcuFEieyon
tambi6n.
A las ID termio6 a confsTenc'a quedal'
do eDteTa Ia la ''comiai6n especial acor'
d6ndoHe uUa pT6xima reunion de 6sta Para
conHideraT de dtfaitivaments ell agunto y
prsBeDtaT el infoTms correspondence & Ia
C6maTa.
En- Ia pr6xima sdici6n de ia Cores.
pondenCia' rs publicar6 Ell inteFepante de-
bate Bontenido por los Hef1oreH Na7arFets =
Coll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

Sc DEsEA COMPRAR I'M psrro
BULLDOG que sea j6vsn. Pusdsn d.
EijiTse & don @. G. LsdsEma. Arecibo,
T Fuerto Rico. ". >.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

-EI nuJgl nglvsus, Cruz u offece 81
pdbiico las mejores habitAcionss , Ii me
joF meSR. El seEvicio es eEmerRdo contain
do con personal id6neo. Propietauio, Pc
dro Schirs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

In eIa impRenta GO vend0 papeI de
pori6dico vioio { $500 lo1 46 kileg uni
qasgLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-07

lei Concejo municipal do O0ta ciu.
ea1 & propuestR del Concejsl uefior la.
Trocs Rcuerds en- 50 Ultima session fsIicitar
a 'efior NamsUio Ventura poP el trabaio
aFtiStico pres0ntad0; hacienda Congtar ada.
mau Ia satisfacCi6a que experimental de
que m pueTtoTEiqueno como 60 81 1efior
Ventura, haya Eeslizado IN tEabaio do
indinCntibla m6Eito.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
KEPT IN ACCORD
Christianity and Science Not at vari.
ance, Explains Rev. w. P.
Mckenzie
IN A LECTURE AT ILLINOIS
Delivers Instructive Discourse Under
Auspices of the Local Chris
tian Scientists.

Rev. William p Mckenzie, G. S. B.,
of Cambridge, Mass, member of the
Christian Science board of lectureship
of the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, addressed a large audience
last evening at the Illinois theater.
His lecture was under the auspices of
the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
of this city, and the theater was well
filled with people anxious to hear the
doctrines of the church discussed. The
speakers subject was Christian
Science, or Deliverance from Evil.
f. c. Denkmann presided, and in a
brief, happy speech, introduced the
lecturer, who spoke in part as follows:
Christian Science comes to give sub
stance to the good that many have
hitherto hoped for, and the assembling
of large audiences to listen to lectures
upon the subject indicates that many
have an intuitive expectation of find
ing their hope satisfied in harmony
with Christianity, and also in accord
with Science.
Based Upon Scripturai Truth.
Christian Science has for its text
book, or instruction manual, a book
first published in 1875 by Mary Baker
G. Eddy, and entitled Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures.
The author is now known to the world
as the woman who has given to this
age the true idea of God, and as the
philosopher and thinker who has revo
1utionized the sense of Christianity
from theoretical to practical so tina
the medieval belief of Christianity a!
scheme for future world salvation
is changing to the primitive conception
of Christianity as a means for reveal
ing to men on earth the goodness o
God in healing and salvation.
in her book there are over 500 cita
tions from scripture, hence we ma.
see that her exploration of the bibl'
in seeking the foundation for Christian
Science was thorough; but it is to tn
students of its pages that the signif
canoe of the title, Science and Healtl
with Key to the Scriptures is mad
apparent; for they find an inspiration
for earnest and practical study of tn
bible. In commercial circles it
granted that greatly increased sale
of bibles may be credited to the Unfit
ence of Christian Science. In the pull
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16

also quickening that kind of love
whereby man expresses TO his neighbor
the likeness of God. Since Christ Je-
sus healed the sick and cast out evils,
so of his followers must it be said that
the works he did they do also. When
Mrs. Eddy associated her students for
organized effort, she recognized this
purpose and organized a church de
stoned to commemorate the word and
works of our Master, which should re-
ms,ate primitive christianity and its
lost element of healing Her elucida-
ton of good, and her teaching, both
by precept and example, of the Sci
ence whereby evil of every kind is
overcome by good, place the leader of
the Christian Science movement in the
forefront of Christian teachers. Her
discover divine science, and her love
for humanity impelled her to demon
strate it in healing the sick and to
teach it. The text book, Science and
Health, teaches the universal truth. but
her other writings make us acquainted
with the author, who has taught by eX-
| ample as much as by precept; and
earth's best blessing is the Inspiration
| given by holy life.
"The purpose of love is to make its
object lovable. Mrs. Eddy, the discov-
erer and founder of Christian Science,
expresses universal kindness, with
the evident desire that all mankind
may be weaned from believing in evil,
and taught to express mans true ma
ture in the likeness of God, who is
love. Those who know her best know
the trustworthiness of her motives, the
Integrity of her aims, and the tireless
industry of her life. When others be-
come awake to influences by which
they have been blessed, they will APP
lpreciate and love the one who has been
the patient servant and friend of man,
and will rise up and call her blessed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16

hurt nor destroy other men in order
to find good. 1t reveals the fact that
good comes according to inflexible
principle, changeless from age to age,
ever providing blessedness for the pure,
the honest, the chaste, the truthful,
the loving.
Dcliycrancc From Evil.
Should there remain any misconcep
ton regarding the possible permanence
of sin and error, consider the petition
used universally. by Christians to ex-
press their desire for divine guidance
The Master framed il first for the dis
ciples, who said to him: Teach us to
lpray.' When communing with spirit,
we say to the Heavenly Father, Lead
us not into temptation (where all 9TH
er leadership than Thine takes u.s., but
deliver us from evil Some common
tators read the petition as if they
thought it customary for us to be
scathed by temptation at the hands of
God, and this were a prayer for spe-
cial exemption from the regular pro.
cess. But there is good sense in the
words of James: Let no man say
when he is tempted, am tempted OF
God, for God cannot be tempted with
evil, neither tempteth he any man.
IF God were tempted with evil OIL
knew evil, how could we expect from
lGod deliverance from it? If evil con
stituted part of the divine knowledge
we should have to learn evil in know
ling God. Jesus taught that TO know
the true God was life and peace. II
this be so, and We may not doubt the
one who best proved his teachings
then We are delivered from evil ant
] find it to be neither actual nor real il
proportion as we follow the guidance
of spirit. This the Psalmist under
stood when he said: Thou art my
God; Thy Spirit is good; lead me il
the way of uprightness.' Christian Sci
ence teaches that the eternal princi
pie underlying all reality is good
!, hence all forms of evil are transient
and false conceptions, existing becaus,
of recognition, yet having no real be
!, ing.
81 What True Faith Is.
5 "a senator whose custom it was t,
/ |question men and women of wide ex
perience and proved ability, regardin;
5 their belief in Immortality, found tina
t they were more deeply interested il
7 this than all other subjects put to
II gether Said one: 4 would rather b
sure that when man dies he will liv
! lagain with his conscious identity thai
= to have all the wealth of the Unite
t States, or to occupy any position O
honor or power the world could poss
5 bly, give. This is what many me-
l God, Sin whom we live;;' they hold the
cries regarding the resurrection of tn
: Son of God, and so do not know tn
e power of his resurrection (Phil.
t 10); and they are uncertain regardin
l man, deriving him from dust, rattle
4 ling Immortality. How reassuring an
Y comforting, then, is the message G
n Christian Science, coming to restor
4 to men true faith in God, faith in tn
S risen Christ, faith in enduring life.
Il Love In Religion.
Y "The effect of that faith which say
4 to divine love, Lead u.s. and thereb
8 finds deliverance from evil, must e.
1lpress itself in peace on earth and goo,
l will to men. The universal practic:
eleffect of Christian Science is to reviy
n the faith and quicken the understand
t ling of mankind; but it goes further
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16

If lying lips were ordained to teach us
to value truth, they could not then be
'abomination TO the Lord If it is only
by meeting offenses that we grow in
whom the offense cometh,-blessed be
Ahab and Jezebel; blessed be Ananias;
blessed be Herod and Judas! But this
we do not believe. When We say,
Blessed is he that cometh in the name
of the Lord we mean one that bring
eth good tidings, that publisheth
peace
1T ought TO be universally clear to
human comprehension that evil in be-
lief constitutes condition of perverse-
ness or reversal from which conversion
must be gained, before what is true
and normal can be known at all, or
man be apparent as the likeness OF
God. Jesus represents the Son of God.
Judas presents the reversal of true
manhood or integrity, and in that con
dition of mind misrepresents both man
and God. 1t ought to be clear, also
that the process of overcoming evi
with good is not a struggle with ad
verse environment, but a contest will
wrong habits of thinking. The king
dom of heaven must first be estab
lished within. Goodness or goodness
must displace ungodliness or goddess
ness.
What Is Sin.
Here we are confronted with a con
dition which seems to be concOmi
tant part of mans history, which theo
Some teachers claim this to be the
great activity of the present life, ant
some believe it's disastrous effects t.
be eternal. But if we scientifically eX
anime the claims of sin, we see how
| they can be overcome and annulled a
they were by the Master who was il
all points tempted like as we are, We
4 without sim
| THE first axiom regarding man il
| scripture is that he was made in tn
/ Jesus reminded his disciples of wha
this implied, saying, BE we therefor
perfect, even as your Father which
in heaven is perfect What, then, i
sin? 1t is any theory, belief, thoug
or action which misrepresents the like
ness of God. Per contra, what
righteousness but right action, correo
conduct, truthful thinking whereof
man expresses as Gods image 'th
beauty of holiness
1--WE have the right tooexpect of me
that they will express Gods likeness
1t is not so that the faith and trus
of almost every child asks this of us
The child expects truthfulness, relic
upon kindness, trusts goodness, ha
faith in love. Why are defalcatio
only because the breach of trust di
i lappoints our expectation regarding tn
one man who is untrue, but because
lpoisons us with suspicion of others an
makes us doubtful regarding manhoo,
On the other hand, why is it that
true man helps us and gives us 10
and hope. He lifts up again the falle
ideal of man. he restores our trust
manhood; he expresses Gods likenes
and treasures us of good.
Christian Science deals successful
with sin as with sickness, healing bot
conditions of distress, overcomin
moral evil with spiritual good. Me
fall into sin because they seek for goo
h from wrong basis. Christian Scienc
shows that what is good comes frol
|tGod primarily, and that men need NJ