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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

SlaubenS= Sittenlebren, llnferriht ouf bic
Seite Der Seilissu. Grflarnug Der 81. Wsiie
ilito bic 8tr6engebrduds. iablreide Dams.
anoadtsn etc. ETC.. Mitluiflen bifbohi1eu
empfebIunssn. -
yolis . ansaabt. SRit GbromObilO, sp,i.
tarbl9sm Gttsl uebf Tamilieubroutf urb s
@ini4altbtlbsrn. SEQ SsitelL
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Slufriert. gusgabe. Rit ~Gbromotit.l,
. @bromobiIoern, ;peiiarbissr Norilien.
9rontf, Sarte pon Valdtina lrb 10 Cert.
Sulitrationen. 90. auffass. sos Seusu. go.
@ebnnoen III &lanjleiripahb, Heliei: nno
reider @olbpreiiuug, Rotbihnitt.... 3 so
Gebinotn III bitnfeliarbis isiuem 9eber nit
Neltef: nnb reider SeinsolbprsHuns, Spbls
Sololtnttf 50. 90
GrflGruns bes bl. Weaupfers.
Bon benz sbrwiiroissn p. Martin bon
Sodem nit 4 YPet', 9eidts Il. 8omminion.
Mneadter. Critic Aulas.. 416 Seiten.
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prs'luii9. Rotbi4uitt .,.---...~60 gts.
Die Sd5nbeit Der fatbpliiden Stride
IN ibren beilisen Geremonieu unb dussru
gebrduhen mdbrenb bts 8irheuiabrss.
Nah @regorius &ippel. lliter i3n9runoe.
ls9un9 Der anssabe Don q. Simioben, men
oearbettet BON Soiepb NipfIl, Yrnieiior.
yttt btltofi6er approbation. 4S0 Seiten.
gsbunosn ssinmanb, &otbianitt,. 80 Ste.
Grflarnns Der sru6li @lanbensartifel.
Mit uieleu Ssiipisl,n ans Der 81. Sdriit,
ben 8ir4enpdtsm unb anoern SueQen, 10.
ipie 9etrahtun9eu ulib Rtsanmsnbunaen.
Von Or. Sernann Roifus, piarrsr. Iebt
sii,sti gebstsanbans. ehtbaltsnb Morsens,
Abenbs uno Wesanbadt. W,t 10 gan,isis
tt9eit Siaitaltbilbern. 352 Geiten. II. so.
S.bnnosn in eeinwanb, nit Freiiuns. Rotb.
80 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

Die SrGgbeit gcbt 10 lanslam.
baB Die armutb gar feline @iibe bat,
iie c~iu5ubolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
spaB nlub audi iciu.
Snt Shlaiiaal.

r2ounerpetterl oa ifnard)t mie.
Der ein aerl, ais mcnll CT Die 9tad)t
III brei Sbeile iGgen polltc!."
~ ~ y
aarricrc.
rSe6en Sic mid an: nit 200 aro.
men babe i'd in @ien mein @eiddit
ansefangen."
$50 :. mo heutc?"
"Seitte babe id 5ebnmal iopiel
Sdulocn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

fam iebeS MaB balten, meln mr.
9ier 0rin iit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Ginc srpie Suftur GeGnung.

Giue srpie Suftpr GeGnung.
yWfein 8atte perncubetc an mir fir
aer8te, ltuN NebiSincu 10000,
idreibt Srat Cha Srpic aus ascecla,
9ih. sd mar sebn Sabre lang
tranf. Niein sanscS Spitem ifien
anger Srbnung ~ iciu. Sf bate
ieoc Soiinung nufgcaebcu, unb mein
einSigcr @ebaute pnr. bab ih itcrbcu
ipilrbe. Sanu periuhtc ih Sorni's
IlpeufrGuter iiub baS ScilsSel. Sh
9ebraubte ntht Slaidel bes eriteren
unb 5lpei bes IeBtereu mn fiibltc MIDI
.tpic neli seborcn. Sd oaufe @ptt fir
iolhe WebiSin."
Sorni'S IlpcnfrGutcr iii nidt, ipic
anbere Ieot5ineu. in N~potbeten ~
babeu. @r ipiro Den 9cutcn pirett
gelieiert burh Sofols 4acuten. anaes
itellt BON ben @iaentbimern, 81.
Setcr Sabrnep & SpnS Co.. 1875
~. Nopne abc.. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

les'n Scrhit; DO bat mir nemli' Da
Wid,l beim &irta cine auf'n 9opi
'naufg'baiit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
~ ~ ~
Mndl cine Grhpfnnn.

" ~ ~
gndl cine Grholnns.
.uro no pirite bingeben, Ssis.
ndtlteS Sabr i'm Sommer?"
~Sn 9onfurs."
y - y
Sesriffsitneig.
&ihter: .3eise, ih m6fte sic
eiaenen @orte oes a~naeflagten no.
ren. peld)e berielbe Sbnen gegeniiber
gebrautt bat, pie alio iagtc er All
Sbnen?"
3euac: ~er iaate, er itabI Sas
Gfero--"
&id)tcr: yNift bod, err miro bod,
nift Die brittle Serion gebrnud,t ba.
benz"
3euse:: "stee, cine brittle Geriou
mar nidt babel"
&idter: Sic perite6en mid nidt;
ih meme. iagte er nift: Sf itabl
ous Yfero-"
3erge: % nein. Serr &idtcr,
BON Sbrten mar gar nift Die Reoe."
- - - 3
lfnuerbcHerlidl.
IrSt: sd babe Sbnen oob taa.
lid unlr elm @las Bier erlarbt uno
Sic trinfen Gins mad Dem onoern.
aonnen Sic oern gar fem MaB bol.
temp" ri.
Gatlent: uSb, Serr Ioftor, id
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Sin Sieb.

Sic: an 5anfit INNER. oab idl
ioDiel @elb alsgebe. gn 1eine Ills.
gaben I'M Club benfIt Iii aber nidt,
ooer ipielt Sbr oa nm Semoen.
fnopfcl"
gr: .0as f0nnen mir unlmoglid."
Sic: .@ieio?"
Gr: .@ir iinO MIR Gbem1n1er
i'm Club, uno sic meiIten baben feline
Semoenfnopfe."
Ter 8~ansbiiata.
0tei' Sofa. mel Wuattu
Siegt am 6rietbof burt brent;
8eriteigert is D. Siitt'n,
9ie @oas Is perpfGno't-
llno ouBa mel 8'manoI
So ma nir'it mebr 'blieb'n;
Seb' bamm'n mi aa' no
Gum 9orf ouBi 'trieb'n.
slltf s. Raft 10 bei'm get'n
Sat 3 Wuatta oft e'iaat:
pglia, geb' sum @ott Sata,
@ann 0i' ebbas plaet."
Ses' geb' / gum Serrgott
lttb frag'n Inn &atb.
Sb Or net a Blascrl
Cir n @onsbiiata bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

9nttttnr 1911
Die bieiiee Sugeno." benlerft Der
SEER Erofeiior, yid)eirtt bier nit Der
Srtboarapbie altf iebr gcipanrtem
6iiBe ST iteben. Sd mill es bof Gin.
nal riflti9 Einlhreibeu."
Der Subalier iiberrnidlt Den Scrrn
SrcfeIior bel bieier 9eiGGitiguna
uitb init BEN 8prten: Sab ih Gid
en6lidJ cutmal ermiid,t. 0u pcrilirte
Sfmierer!" paft or BEN Serrn Yrp.
felipr beim aragcn un0 ia9t tbi
rcd)t "urIonft sum 0orfe bitails.
y - -
Gins Der GeligiunsitnnSc.
rgIio, Saniel. ser liebe @ott lit
iiberall. Sit er aud, in Der Shule?"
,Hiai"
p4iid) I'M @drtcn?"
.Nio!"
sit er audi bei Oeiileln &ater?"
rNol" y .
"Gi, Sariel, norilm bern ni0t?"
Ser fIbrt r~Saud1e."
4 ~ ~ ::
Sci Der AirmcsEHauicrci.
Sepp: r@ebt'S 4ft alf s. Wtuii,
falten. 0amit mir nad)o mieoer ian,
sen fGlutal"
~ ~ ~
- SdaSc!
$oIi5iit (bie Strolde nrt1 Dem
Stgilalcmellt zines Stethriefes per.
9leld)e10): .... Ger cine bat Die
frummen Belize nlO Ser 5rpeite Ole
rotbe Naic beS geIlld)tcn Railbm5r.
oers ;. lt,aoe, oob es 5pei iino!"
~ y ~
Ter talentpollc Ycperl.
.gtlin, Sral &ad1barin, Shr Ye.
perl aebt ia Jest IN Die 2c6re. @ie
maft er itf benn2"
-, gan5 gut! Senfen lie iid1 nllr,
eeItcrn bat er id)on einen Brief uah
9faorio in Spanien oilf Die 8oit ira.
gen oiirfen!"
-&aS Sic nid)t iasen. Sd)on 10
ipeit2"
lie bette Sinh.
Ter MildbGnbler Sums lag in Iiiser
Stub,
% bOrte er: sch! Cure bette Sub
Sat cine rieiiee Riibe i'm sails
llno itirbt ben @ritifunsstob ie.
b%enfals."
8ie Der 9lis iubr Sums aus Dem
Sett 5iir SOB
ltno Seterte troitlos: % icmineb!"
Gum Staa lauft er gleid uno Ieuftet
binein;
9a lasen Die aiihe in beiben Mcib'n,
&edten behaglid Die iatten @lieoer,
Miibtcn barmoniib uno faiten
pieoer,
Sihtlih Sufrieoenm nit ibrer 3ebruna.
Sums britmmte spar oh ser nGdtli.
den Storung,
Tod ging err ~srfrieoen suriid ans
oem StaQ @
lleher ben Wiitboi. Mit cinern DIAL
Seim @tonoenid)ein iab or inn 4um.
penrobr
einen @egenitano. 9alo itanb CT
oapor
uno fauo nit etnaS betrpfieuenr
Sinn
Cine r%ieiengroBe Iii6e oarin.
- 2,,ff,stn,, ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

@essn Giuimbuns psS Sstrases, all6 III
8rieimarf,n. pereen bic Slider frei per poit
psriaubt. Man srlonss unisren eompletsn
&atalos Don bsutidm gebsts mub Grbau:
in8sbl9em.
gu be;ieben bur6 isss tatbol. Subbanoluns
lppie brett pon ben Ssrle9em.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

$oli6iit (Oie Strold)c mn Dem
Signalcmeilt zines Stetbriefes Der.
gletd)euo): r... Ger cine bot Die
frunlnlen Belize n1b Der 5rpeite ole
rotbe gtaic oeS aeiud,tcn RonbmSr.
oers ;. idaoe, bab es 5pei IinS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Grflaruns Der sw6li @laubensartifel.
Der 0lanbc unierer Batter

bic Sebren uno @cbrdude
Der tatboIii6cn air6e.
grfldrt itnb pertbsibiet Don or. Gmineu;
Cardinal 8. Sibbons, Gr,biihoi pon Bali.
more. lleberiest pom eiusm ebemaliasn
@iiiionsprisitsr Rorb: amsrifa's ans BEN
Sistbnm Saiel. 27S Ssiten. 12mo.
Cucumber III 9tinmaub. 80 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
@aria nnb Spiepb.

Sas 9eben Der aasrbeilisitm Sunsirau
NIB ibrss 9lorrsidsn Srauti9oms. Bon p.
9. Robuer, o. s. b. Wit Smpieblnn9en 0
3S Siihoien. Gbrpmobilb, TAO SolN9nitte
unb 1040 Seitel.
aeberriidsn, 2sinwauboede, Rotbi1uitt $3.50
Rotber 2eberriidsn, 2einrpauooede, Heits
golbihnitt 49, 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

Nioo,fOot , SltHhtu ZtO,Oif lOo,S
297l; Rirbori, 236.37S (9O,422J;
Stettin, 234,033 (2t0.702); 9uisr
burg. 227,075 (92.730); Sorts
numb. 2t2,S62 1887; &iel,
20S,s45 12t.s24l; @annbeim.
193.379 141,141); Salle. 1907
496 Ct56.609) StraBburs /. g..
1890 (151.041) Iltpna. 176.@
900 161.501) St6neberg, 172,z
672 (95,99Sl; Glberielp, 170.O66
(156.966) San5ia. t69.306 C14O,s
563l; garmen. 169.019 (141, 944);
9elicnfirden. 16S,293 t36,935);
Nafen, 156,00S (135.235); Yoien,
.154,Stt Gt7,O33l; aailel, 1882
1870 t06,035); 8raunifipeia. 49,
3t9 (12S,226); Sof,um. 136.S29
(65.551); aarlsrubc, 1898
(97.1Sol; arefelh. 1929 (106,s
S93); Slaucn, 12t.104 (73.SSS);
8ilmersoorf. 1t6.500 t3O.67D;
8~iesbabcn. t09,013 (S6.tt1l;
&ainS. 113.245 (S4.251); @rfurt,
III .49S (S5.202); Miilbcim a. 3.
Hubr, 110.5S6 (45,062); Saars
briiden. 104,390 (23,237(; Iugsz
burg. 101,50e (S9.170l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
photographer

f6uien mr. Don Grpsrten berSeiteat perben.
Us gilt BEL oeren Seriteauu9 Sri abruus
III bdbeu, p~alieuoe Sopi= mo Rorperltclnus
Sen su bgadten, bas p~aiieuoe NIbt. ruo
S6atteuperbGltniS 81 tennen llno oanu
audi Die notbi9en oft rs6t fotipieltseu
glpparate III babeu. Sieies u les ut Dor.
hanpeu, welm S,br Sure Topographic pon
mir ma6m luiiet.
u. 8. 1aefsnste.
1918 Glay Str.. Oubuqus, ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

.uno no iuirite bingeben, Ssig,
ndfiteS Sabr i'm Sommer?"
ySn 9onfurs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Der @eianSte Gbrijti.

Son Samss @ibbous, Garbinal. slutori.
lierte l%leberissuns aus benz Gnsliidsn. Deit
benz Bortrait bes Ssriaiiers. Mit alpha.
bttlihem Yeriousn. unp Sabresiter. g.
9uflaat.. 81. 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Nus @citfalem.

Bauer (5ll ieihem Srtsgeiitliten) /:
vSSau, iau, Dat mot id ieggen: id iegg
iioperal IN" TO, BLOB TO 81 mid,
SGr Eaitpr!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Optt, Gbriitus umS bic Stride.

Grtldyenbe abbanSlnnsen, @ibsrlssuna
o giumiirieu unb Ssiipiele. Suiamm,ns
setsut pon =. Sonapsut. oammsr. o. +. NJ.
Ter Cert bieiss Su6sS beltebt in elmer losi.
ihen Saritelun9 uuo gssrinbnng iensr
@laubenss uub Sittsnlsbrti, bic poil unic.
rem @s9nern am oftsisn beanftanSet perbsn.
90 GentS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Gins Der Geligiunsitunoc.
Yci Der airmcs. Ranicrci.

Sepp: r@ebt'S 9ld,t aui s. Muii,
fanter, oamit mir nnd)o wieoer far,
sen fGluiai"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Seine Weinnng.

Sttut 0tStHuuy.
Bauer, nad,oem or in eir,em DE.
itauront Die flint Gauge bes Nenlts
oerlpeiit bat: n&ellner, iueun fltrnmt
oenr eegentlid) 8 SleeIh?"
y - ~
Sic @erbnng.
9anfier gum Sreicr): ,@ic bod
belaitft iif ibr idbrlidles Ginfom.
menu"
6reier: I'D, bin eritcr Eroflriit
Der 6irma Goldberg unb Silberitein
mo be5iebe Elm idbrlides @ebalt BON
10000 3ronen."
ganfier (prosis): .Sopiel ais
meme 3odter beilGufig allf S1nupf.
tiid1er brnuft!"
g%erperber: ,Gnnn aaer0inas
mirB if meine 9enerbuug sltriifSie.
ben, oenn cine iold)e Saftnaie fam
i'd nift brarlfen."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Christian Science Principles Expounded From Theatre Rostrum

utes or fifty years. the light will dis
pei the darkness with the same ease.
In like manner it matters not wheth-
er an individual has been suffering
from sickness and sorrow five min
utes or fifty years, the light of spir-
itual intelligence will dispel them
with the same ease. 1t will illnmi-
nate thought to conscious strength
in the good 10 rule out evil.
Disease Mental.
Mrs. Eddy has presented the IN
Outstanding of this Christ law with
such simplicity and accuracy that
even the children and young people
can gain its spiritual meaning which
reveals the power and presence of
God. and thereby liberates them from
suffering and sin of every sort. This
is on the basis that the cause of dis
ease is mental. Diseases of a my
sterious sort are today on the in
crease and some are considered by
many to be incurable. Christian
Science heals all such diseases. Ii is
possibly true that s~eventy-ive per
cent of those who are Christian
Scientists today have been healed by
its min%istrations after reputable
physicians have given them up as
beyond all hope of recovery, and all
on the basis of the Christian Science
teaching that disease in its cause is
not physical but mental. Consump-
ton. for example. is considered by
many to be an incurable disease. IL
is considered that no known drug or
medicine can heal consumption in
its advanced stages. Therefore the
usual method of today is to resort to
what is known as the nature cure;
outdoor life. exercise. and pure air
are resorted to in the hope of abat-
ing the white plague, as 1t is called.
1t is generally conceded that con-
sumption is largely a consuming fear
and manifestly no drug or medicine
can cure fear. The Bible declares
that fear hath torment" but per
feet love casteth out fear" One of
the largest factors in all disease is
fear, and there is no known remedy
for fear of any sort, save only
the tenderness and compassion of
unsettled Love. 1t is that under
standing of God as divine Love that
enables the Christian Scientist to
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03

not through the cold CONVENTIONAL
ties of suggestion. No one would
! teach a child mathematics through
Migratory suggestion. The very de-
finition of education is from the
Latin Q, meaning from. plus ducere,
to lead,-to lead from or to
draw out. 1t is recognized that the
child is naturally able to comprehend
mathematics, and the purpose of the
teacher is merely to draw out or de-
velop what is already in the con-
seriousness OF the child. This is ac-
complished not by vibratory sngges-
tion but by scientific, right reason
ing, logically developed through
mathematical law. So it is that man
is recognized to be inherently spirit
ual. and he a%cquaints himself with
the divine nature through that same
scientific. right reasoning. logically
developed through obedience to the
divine law. He recognizes the great
fact that. inasmuch as there is but
one God, there is but one Mind-the
Mind which is God. There are not
two kinds of goodness. there are not
two kinds of honesty; there is N
that is the Mind which is God-abso-
lutely positive. spiritual intelligence
and the Christian Scientist IN
ploys only that Mind which was also
i'm Christ Jesus" 1t is omnipresent,
supreme, infinite. good.
"Overcome Evil With Good"
When We observe the Scriptural
ENJOYMENT that says. be not over
come Of evil. but overcome evil with
good there are those who say,
We'll, II good will overcome
evil, so will evil overcome
good" This, however. is not true,
for the reason that good and evil are
not alike. They bear precisely the
same relation to one another as do
intelligence and non-intelligence, as
do the positive and negative, as do
light and darkness. Intelligence
will destroy non-intelligence, but
non-intelligence can never des-
troy intelligence. SO 1t is that light
destroys darkness. but darkness can-
not destroy light.-cannot so much
as put out a lighted candle,-and 1t
matters not whether a room has been
maintained in darkness for Ave min
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03

cast out the fear of consumption and
destroy its physical effects. On this
same basis Christian Science heals
cancers. juniors, pneumonia, loco
motor ~ataxia, etc.,-heals them
permanently. The earnal so-called
mind cannot effect a permanent cure
because this earnal mind is the
source. origin. and cause of disease.
and the same mind which produces
disease cannot destroy it. If there
seems TO be a cure ii is a case of a
greater error covering up but not
healing a lesser error.
Conclusions.
Therefore. in leaving this subject |
would commend to your further on
sideration hat Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures whose only
purpose is to unlock that spiritual
meaning of the Bible that we gain,
" ~ Oa6h Ah3 iii lnlCiiC(l, Dul
through the exercise of spiritual
faculties, rising to the recognition of
God as absolute good, as the author
of only that which is good and real
and positive and immortal. BY that
spiritual understanding of the all
ness and omnipotenee of God, we
may demonstrate the divine law of
infinite good, in destroying all that is
unlike good. including sickness and
sin. For this gives to us hat spirit
ual dominion that God gave to man
from the beginning,-that dominion
that has never been withdrawn.
Christian Science presents this spirit
ual understanding in such a way that
1t may be applied from the very out
set with the more simple problems.
These fruits of Christian Science.
spread over a period of nearly half a
century, have done more to change
the thought of the world to higher
ideals than any religious statement
or teaching of modern times. They
have challenged attention to the fact
that spiritual teaching improves the
health as well as the morals of men.
Such divine characteristics as health
and life. which are reflected through
man, can no more be annulled. disin-
tegrated. or destroyed than IAN God
Himself; and We save ourselves nv
the conscious recognition of that
fact.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
CONTINUED from page two.)

Continued from page tWo.)
that was ever ready to heal him. We
must. like Job. hold to Gods idea OF
His own manifestations Of JOY and
health. if We would succeed IN over
coming the temptations of sorrow
and suffering; for no n can siVe
his sense Of life until he first knows
what life is: and 10 succeed in that
he must first know the nature Of God
who is the divine Principle of our
life and JOY and health.
Mrs.. Eddy's Discovery.
The first case of healing that lead
to the discovery of Christian Science
was that of Mrs. Eddy. She had met
with an accident which those about
her considered must result fatally.
She had always been a deyout t
dent of the Bible. and when confront
ed by that experience she naturally
turned to her Bible for some com
fort and consolation. and there WINE
she was studying the Seriptual pass
ages she suddenly seized on their
spirifual meaning and was instantly
healed. This was in the year 1901
She recognized for the first time thal
her health was not a personal posses
sion. to be lost or impaired, but tha'
II was the gift of God, as indes'rue-
tible AS God Himself, and that "ou
had no more purpose OF withdra"ine
hat health than He had OF WIN
drawing goodness or honesty one
was Iiberated,=freed by the spirit
ual recognition of this Truth ohe
could then say with Paul, the Ia"
of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus
hath made me free from the Ia" VI
sin and death" 1t vas lnaeeu +"
wonderful experience,-so Wonue'-
full In fact. that she had difheui's !"
explaining It to those about ne''
Then she recognized that she heNe'
could explain 1t properly uhu sue
more thoroughly understood ITO
Principles and rule of action. sne
recognized, as we may, that JESUS
before he went away, promiseu "
send another Comforter. who snou''
abide with us forever. He estapisn
ed by his deeds that sin. sickness anu
death can be brought into suolec'
ton to the law of the Spirit oil hte'
He declared. moreover. that the eA'
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| pected Comforter should be the
Spirit of truth" not a man. nor a
person but the impersonal Spirit OF
truth" that is the anne yesterday,
today and forever. lie also proceed
ed to explain that this spirit of
truth should lead into all truth,
even TO the truth of Christian heal
ing. II was this meaning, or ex-
PLANTATION. that Mrs. Eddy sought 10
know. because without it she could
not explain her own healing. She
therefore resumed her study of the
Bible for a period of years, until
finally she re~diseoyered that same
divine law that communicates the
healing power of God TO humanity.
She proceeded to write out her OBJ
s~ervations concerning this law. and
these writings formed the basis of
the more complete record known as
Science and Health with Key 10 the
Scriptures" first published In the
year 1875.
Not An Opinion.
Many people have asked the ques-
ton, How do you know that
Christian Science is not the result OF
an opinion ?" We might to adyant-
age draw some analogy from mathe-
MATES. The textbook writer OF
mathematics confines himself TO
stating facts concerning the mathe-
NAUTICAL law with such aeeur-
aev and truth that when under
stood and obeyed they may be
demonstrated. Even so Mrs. EDDY
confined herself to stating the facts
concerning the divine law or spirit
90 truth" with such precision n
simplicity that when understood ana
ohavad they may be demonstrated
4, healing all manner of sickness
and sin. Therein is 1t Science
rhorein is IL eliminated from the
realm of opinion.
Two Types of Mind.
II is generally conceded today
o,,on nv it's opponents, that Christian
science does heal sickness and sin by
mental process. and without the en-
nloyment of drugs or medicine
rhere is. however, n step further
~, we need to take. and recognize,
with Paul. two types of mind. FOR to
no carnally minded" says Paul. rs
aaa,h. but to be spiritually minded
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Douglass Is Sued.

William f. Billing began suit in
the district court Tuesday against G.
Harvey Douglass to collect $1,000
alleged to be due on a promissory
note, which the defendant had given
TO the Billinger-Foss company as
part payment on a deal to purchase
a band of sheep. The note was dis
counted in one of the Salt Lake
banks, and later went through one
of the local banking institutions for
collection. Douglass however. failed
to buy the sheep.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Had to Come Back.

Ernest Gas. a prominent member
of the Carpenters union, returned
Tuesday might from Norway. where
he spent eight months visiting famil-
lar scenes. He stopped over In New
York three weeks on the return trip.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Defendant Files Demurrer.

The defendant in the case of Gail
S. Hoag against George F. Merger
filed a demurrer in the clerks Office
last Tuesday to plaintiffs answer, on
the ground that it does not specii-
cally deny any of the allegations in
the complaint. The suit was brought
to collect $4,000 alleged to be due
as commission for concentrating the
sale of the property now controlled
by the Centennial Development com
pany.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Wants to BE Citizen.

John Wenzell, who owns a small
ranch near Tippet, Was a visitor in
Ely during the week. The object of
the trip was to arrange for the TAX
ing out of his second papers. Mr..
Wenzell declared his intention to be-
neglected to comply with the require
ments governing the issuance of the
final certificate of naturalization.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-03
Was Much Disappointed.

w. F. Mendes, in company with
his daughter, Irene, returned Mon
day morning TO his home at Duck
water. Miss Mendes made the trip
to Ely for the purpose of taking the
scheduled to occur November p,
but was much disappointed on her
arrival here to learn the i'm
pending tests would not occur
until a month after the date
advertised by the School Journal
the official journal of the State Board
of Edu cation.