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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
\ rrND lMEXTlL nrronM.

Il has been often repeated una, th"
m"s, Important business before the
Legislature b. roform Of M" TAXATION
syvicm MANY plans hhyc been sugt
scsted as 10 how to 80 ABOUT this
Formidable task In the most practical
manner We believe such reform
should 20 to the vcr, bpttom 81
things and ihc Herald b. of the Dpin-
ion that IN" most imporlnnt thing to
bee done is for The state 20 provide o.
means for ns own revenue separate"
and distinct from the counties.
in Wisconsin. notably ana u "a
number 81 other states OF the union
the state revenue b. derived cntircn
from tax ap,n corporations Certain
D, In New Mexico % would be feasible
for the state 90 set aside certain sub-
iects Of taNntiou 10 he distressed on
tirelA Tor tho support or the state.
How the revenues from uu inner
uancc tax pp, swell Tho total OF such
state taxes has already been painted
out. and M, inheritance wX i~ %
pointer a. 60 what kiud ol subjects
should hr reserved Tor state taxa.
ti0n Let the state support Itself. let
each count, ic,a ,s own taxes end
becom" unit of taxation. Under
such % system e.ch count, moy ao.
just Sc own mNcs Go ut lt- uuu needs
and there VIII po 300 more .uaurom"nt
'or each county 90 bold paek iu order
Geo escape uullug wh.u % fears may
pe au uudu, proportion %, state taxes
Tho proposition b. 90 least worthy OF
careful consideration ny tho lc-Is.
lators ana vc boHcNc DO vii appeal
e. thr pooII" Ccrauly 90 would
remedy one ot tuc greatest evils bee
thc existing system of taxation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

wa, aoi adopt thc commission
form ~ government Tor counties iu
Ncv Mexico
Probably II wound become neces'
sary a. amend the state constitution
a. do -. hui u would ee one OF ths
ne-t amendments ever nrouosed. y
would result IN inuen more business
liAe methods ~ government in the
various Subdivisions Of me STATE and
eneci rrcas saving IN she present
cosi 81 running things
Le, each county Be au independent
unit al roscrnnent Lci - eject
three salarisd commissioners 90 take
tna chargc Of the government and
hire al ,'hcr county officers sh"rins.
assessors. collectors. Hnd 50 forth let
the peopie - each county rs their
own rate 81 iaNaation. elect their own
officers and expeud thoir own mencS
A. matter 81 mcs the state logis-
laturc has no bnrlness ilNing the COM
renration 81 officers who are employ
I'd "a work for tue :cople or the
county. what the county qilic.rs shall
be- paid should hc mattoi, 10 be de-
cided only by tho pcople - he In
diyiduai county
Every time . Legislative session q
held . hevv 81 county officers appears
10 lobby for au increase in count,
salaries. By the same token 1t 10 al
ways necessar, Tor a delegation Of
taxpayers 20 piod up 60 tho capital
10 lobby 60 prevent the providing %
exorhitant salaries Cor county officers
The whole principle ~ county gov.
eminent in any dcgree from the sea-
Of state government y wrong and out
81 harmony with onr institutions
state government 81 counties tis, a.
state taxation - counties is prolific
source az dissatisfaction and ineiii'
cheney Ia local government.
The commission pan Is the effect
I've. business sensible economical
plan of county ~, ernmont % would
place the govern .rni of each county
IN the hauaa 81 lhs people 81 th'
county. whore ft belongs ~ would
be q long stride forward foi The stat'
~ yew AIexico e. adopt sqch a sSs
tenn 81 count, administration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

delloecles increases rDsasr than de-
crcases The cook hook - san one
81 the hest SELLERS Correspondence
cooking schools are coming to be
more ana more in vogue Marion
iInrlRnd. with hcs tempting 'tccipcs.
was popular twenty wears ago but
she H. hundred times more widely
read today than ever Men as we'll
as women col for pie al % modo
plum pudding and th, like.
Tho sunroeetic movement has
made hcadwuy aud IN several states
OF the union women are ron nodgcd
voters The, might seem more man.
nish perhaps wore the, To- aGoct 20
contempt for custards and irliics as
some 81 them trc ienrning to scorn
paint md ppVder and gas millinery
nut ~ Ions tf tho majorit, vt pcoplc
have rcd cornuscics ln their blood e
may bee accepted as certain that the,
have spent little time in Fietcherizins
or lu ~tdying tho prcdigcstcd food bin
at fare
THE bcsi cooking does not ucvcs-
snrn, lucnd, rich food bot the two
naturally go together civilization
viii mover march ar enough o.
changc human nature or g." and
healthy men aud women without an
appetite for bccl and POTATOES, or
lesh ana blood mortals who haze lost
the sweet tooth And MOST ct us are
,piumisiic cnough Co think mat the
Old ways are best tor most people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

ONE MORE daring train hoidup
iu Alabama Tho INDUSTRY is rapidly
Incoming uuc "a the most popular.
THE tTE INDIANS stand pat and
refuse 90 Ri,0 up Zig Rabbit O. via
evidently take some hind ot rtb.
hits foot Do the authorIi'os gci him.
=
\ MIRACLE De- reported Geo ,nr
press di~patohts from u town go
Franco Which is nothing they arr
reported almost dnliy from Patterson.
y J.. silver Belt Ariz or -omc oth ~
teapogt town.
.
BETWEEN the pSuamuer- |Iu-t
ana tho Arson Trust we are leo 3D. utr
more porilous position thnu ths gone
tiemun Who was sitJutod between h.s
Satanic Majesty tnd tho h"uudius
huloWs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
WISH COURSE

The gentlemen from ll,rnuiiil"
county in the state Legislature ur"
entitled to credit TOR the very wise
aud commeudahle attitude which they
hpVe adopted ss regards their ac-
tiyitics in he -rrond session 81 tn"
law making nooy Representative
John Harou Rurs while be- lets BE-
De known that is Wili uu o1t aud ont
progressive and VIII 'o found % proc
srcsuvc always boz politics. an.
nounccs that he is not goIns
to plUy politics in the lcgi~lu.
turc and has accordingly ullsuod him
self with tho Republican majority Hs
Gar as matters OF legislation are COM
ccrncd. senator Suiyor has Hk'wis"
put away his political gceru2s ior the
time being &c. cold storage aud VIII
work with the majority for lcgisiH-
tIon ol the kind ~ people want We
believe tho other gentlemen irom this
hainwck win ioiu IN the serious WORK
lot legislation which 81 h. evident the
ma iority b. determined upon
Tn. position "f tho noualillo
county men b. one moro hopeful
aueury OF .ou practical results from
this session CO., M iav makers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
rmE piMoNSTu ,rIcN rnuN.

The increasingly large crowds
which have greeted the Agricultural
college dcmoasJwion trsin nov tour
ing the limos of thc El Peso and
Southwestern system in Sew Mexico
demonstrate assam mc great usoful-
ness 81 This u'an ~ Duugiug 40" Axri-
CULTURAL college 90 thc farmers. The
train now operating wiii cover srrnt
nren ln southern southwestern and
eastern NeN MrNiso and 3. bound 90
prove hig impetus o. th, business
of srieuuncaliR Ining the soil iu ali
the districts through which % passes
the cOllcee sna ,hf sauta o, Hallway
company arr planning Furthermore 90
have a second saufa o. demonstration
train which viii undoubtedly prove
even more ~ - suceos uhan the FIRST
one operatea over lh' snula o." lines.
80 IL ~ proposed schedule caiis for
q longer iup ANA more timo 80 th"
stations alone ihc roui"
The deuanstruon tratn idca has
proved iis Wirdom in man, ri"i'H "s
well ~ VI @ev WeNco lirinsinr fh'
actual farmer eiose g. the rsreri VA"
Sos madc = iifr STUDY 81 SOIL ana
niher conditions and who can sho"
she farmer how 10 ssi hierer returns
sram rio time and money ana lap"f
,as proves wesi eeenomie move
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
THE sTRNNGEU NJ uOME
,NA~4e%AANN@4@A~'

IIc bad been ur Momuazaazzt aud
hc'd visited old l.hassa &c. hId
been Go ancient cairo Uud fH, ,.tp'.
o., was never kuuWn @" 1uusl' 900
thr subject ot tu, hu,'. nr 'h'
habits of Ih' mou-o'Er aul tn.
nro.
3d., huu Travelled with rn, SvIilr, Hud
th, Polo. and fho Fflll ll.
nad 70, Nrs tnm tho HuIu-
midnight SOM
60, h.d dlIliod BOO sienna ana u'-
u-btrd BOZ Vienna where ih. u.'
OF SONG md dpu.r b. u',r dome.
Ii. had chased the festive scarab w.tn
O. doukog and GOA Arab. loo th, uud
of cleopatra auU tu' ~pniu'
De- haJ skiIt,d the taHITI's HUH lur
coast ct lu,uu. N,rcs &C. haI
-.Hl,d the Nnu-uI submits .i i."
'biuks
lIkc 3D. follow with DO poss-kc, n' t'-
milEr was with Gus-l' ll' H'd
.dIca many days 90 SINGAPORE.
&c. had utt.d down @" luo Ju1 iin-
ukkicd round Toxic. Like DE- ao"t
hc know inr Adral,s shore
so. thory mower WAS hotter W'''
porsIstsri old slohc-tro't"i to loco
found at ans dime ou uuh map
From Columbus down to FVIJN. in
their travels Wide and w'ur. N"H
could never uud go" equal ui the
chap
Hut inc funny Trims about ham. Jh0Usn
mo- one could ,,cr Nout him hon
ht plEct ot HONS HONS Peters.
burg or Rome.
llc could never So, thr trri bins
mot douhir-dcr-dushrd .ursI
thme--uu M, subject "r tho s.,u.
"lN at home
Though bod seen tho Dum. OF uor-
ga. be- hld never boom Iu G,ursia.
Cincinnati bee opiu,t 0us BOO The
south
Ana be- had ulzt notion Idaho WAS
on the ocean iu-l above lhc rg.ut
MississiWIs mouth
Aud his mlr" Ah. what a pnlt pu
his wtf tn Irrs.l CltN rom NrN
York BE- lnsi his Wai one Wiui'r's
morn.
And frozen corpse th'i Iound MIN,
with mir Bardekors around hin, Doe
tle snndew 90 the house where he
was horn
lIoraea Doad 0asilL in judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
cruIz,uoN No coon EWING

The march OF civilization has been
accompanied %, radical changes of
Quo sort ana another affecting the
bod, polite and creature comforts
Great progIess bias boon made iu Sole
cncc. and within ,h" pusl twenty -nfc
years ,honistrt aud electrical ougl-
necriny hnN made such marvellous
strides uv almost to r,yolutjouizo
commerce and society. cultural 1an-
dnrds have been raised ana ethics
ANA csthrtics have both been tech
nlculi classified ana reduced go 90
science Psychology which usrd $50
bc term chiefly confined Zoo ny
French aud the German muni be-
nov pui word In tho public school.
Along win tho prosrcss of ..i"nrc
has cDmc the accumulation ot vast
fonuncs There were rich men in
eucieut iImys lut tho millionaire 1nd
Tho mllumuli0nnirc AMI the money
power are modcrn products. This b.
indeed "a high pressure asc hut BE- is
% notoworlh, fact that there has been
no tpprccm1h change lu the home
Ne Of the average wet ordered mod
eru family nois and girls grow 1p
with healthy minds ANA healthy n"d
ies a fon may indulge in prodiscsi
ga brcakfast foods Bat the normal
American yoih san has his beet
hash and hoi cakes ID ia furthcl
.......,.r,l,.. ln.l lhni me ll.larnsl Al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
~, castle I,utldcr,.

...u.u N,r,u CrNsH1N nn. "'
r.r UugIsh uN..I- 40 tho \r" N"r"
.ur.. .ao.. tools ht drl''' H' i'
bands o. tU. uWeu un.ct ."r' nH.'-
..auH..UH.
.u", ua o.d omn Mas. Go. "'..
%. TO- 100 American nd Geo ''u''h
tI.aslHE 90 iu, contests end.
.Ou .pIN. never '.lr,. "'s '.' I''
... .N, Cua..u .|r .Hr.u, home
lf r. WDry AWAY hul'dme .'t-
... boo tu, ua Washington ~ur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
WI, Tie invoke

The muu awake suddenly
%. h,ttd shower oi iron splice.
uiNIup down DO tU roof
Th,r rs Ilor, cot screaming tuEuotts
steamed uu the roaring t,iu GRAND
4 moment later trip hammer h.n.
90 H. Dad Tattoo uu 1 boiler plate.
This Nuq ,ollnWed hN the hoaIs"
.uortug "l De- hundred charging rhi-
Uo..
I'y ihi~ time the mU was uiy
awake.
90, continued Co I.stru
Thru Do. know what had disturh' Z
him
% ..l- s passing notorD'el'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

TWINS twenty miles ifom llNtN.il"
fo Shutdown. dud 49," used
Tn think The ruud Wh. spu,thiug
Tint ought Co. uc iluSrd
lu Muguug, that the ,ilrr
We Ent 30 seemed the uun
To n,st dougrihc th, goius
Aud that was cuouuh
Hul -.t. NOW. when th, uiut,I
Goi .u're aud trozc tho ground
Md .lci-hin4 was th' travel
"hHt always took us round.
%, hoes. that road 'o Shutdown
NJ- heavens shining way
Win robes and warmers plenty
NuJ ~U~i, BOO lur .l,igh
W D. hampton BOO JudIr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

uenl elsewhere and m lac that
New aiexico d % nave Is lnss two
This year Indicates thar 80 arc keep.
ing w with the procession
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
journalistic Paradox.

Managing Editor = want that
whole story with uil 90. particular
cot "a brought suuarrly nut into 'u.
light ot daN.
cit, Editor an wight enc send 70
man e. cover a.
.
WILLIAM BOONE EIuEEp ul
Wakefield. Mass. has prolonged h,-
Ulr many years ny eating gallon Do
mola~ses once pcr ws,A While
mn, hear nest wocF ot o"ntcuurt.I
who would have dicd ulN N'ats a..'
10 hc had not lctt molussc. llon. Co.,.
particular report confirms belle.
that began With out childhood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

Nal belmont best PIN wetlA dee
rclopod man n American vaudeville.
nrphrum sunday Monday. Tuesday,
Guaranteed attraction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
Iatc,, Nrrtic Horror.

tDhcuEo TrihuuyI
Th, u" Tor Ever, Nelr . register
l VOW that 400 DO, o. stand another
winter loo this uorrOnl, climate. 1000
,.t uu uuErr hero
The Professor WcN WHH
,hoof,s tu lI,c % tho Nt,ti, r0r,I" TO-
bis zou. fault
DNE MAN WAS fatally .t.HH..
yesterday Boo Chicago Boo 3D. dr-prt''.
tight over the pu stiou OF who should
hc allowed to ur-i tax, halh This
ought 90 encourage th, pcs iWi-t~
who have believed that the good otto
fashioned custom OF pcri"rmus ho"'-
ly ahlutions once 90 iWic" a mont"
uas failing int" the discard. '' tI-
lucss b. uoNt to godliuos- and 'h'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

we get 10 Strengthening each other
over th" prior right To- the tub there
Is. indeed. prospect of rcx ueratiou
{.
imaginative FacuiiA ~ an Asset.
pnc Rrcut advantage has the man co.
mind imaginative
tArd hy thrsr odds the owner can
not hut hr honcfitcdi
bg fellow men who ar" possessed
of fancy less creative
tie secs ana stdcatcpr errors whilc
40 yet they're not committed
Howard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

Th. ioWly pruuc.
% % could speak.
Would doubtless give.
\ Joyous spuak.
Nnd thu. rcmBrk.
Drink me "a tuust
I'm favored Dos
Tho parcels post
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04
BIBLE STUDY TOPICS
AT cAMBRID GE, ENGLAND

The eleventh term for Biblical stu.
dents was recently held at Cambridge
England. The lectures for the year
had a general bearing on the missiol
of the church to the world Amone
the lecturers on the Old Testament
were Mr.. King, of the department Of
Egyptian and Assyrian antiquities al
the British Museum, and fellow Of
Kings College, Cambridge; Canon
Kennett, regius professor of Hebrew
and Mr.. Simpson, chaplain and lee,
sturer III theology and Hebrew. OF ST
sEdmunds hall Oxford. DIR. Murray,
master Of Selwyn College, delivered
the inaugural lecture Among the
New Testament lecturers were the
Rev. H. f. Stewart, dean Of st. Johns
College. Cambridge. who lectured on
the Religion of the Roman Empire
in the First Century" with special
etianity: the Rev A. e. j. Rawlinson
of Keble College, Oxford, who lee
tured on "St. jPaul's Conception CT a
Universal Church," and Mr.. st. John
Fhackeray, of Kings College, Cam,
bridge, who lectured upon St Paul's
work as recorded in Acts xiii.-xxviii
Single lectures were delivered by the
bishop of Ely: DR.. SKeete, regius
professor of Divinity: DR.. Anderson
Scott, principal of Westminster Col
lege, Cambridge; Miss Constance
Jones; and Mr.. Calder of BrGscnose
College, Oxford.
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81. Clements Churek


St Clements Church = wilder ave-
nue.. corner Makfkt Rev. Canon Us
borne, rector. Holy Communion, II
. M: evensong. 1880 p. m.
Sc. Ellzabetll's Church Corner kim
street and Pua lane Rev. VI. Z. Pot
wine. pastor. Sunday services. and
IL q. N. and 7:So p m. Korean serv-
ices, $50 D. m.
morning prayer and address. other
Wednesdays, 10 .. M; sunday School
and childrenss service. 8 p. m.
Epiphany Misalon. Tenth and Pa
|lolo avenues Rev. +. A. Saylor, priest
In charge
Services - First and third Sundays.
Z a M, IL a. m. and 1880 .. m. Sec.
ond. fourth and fifth Sundays. IL A. m.
St Marks Mission - Kapahulu
road. Rev. Leopold Knoll. priest In
charge. Services: Holy Communion.
first Wednesday each month, 10 q. m. /;
and 1880 p. m. Sunday school every
Sunday AT 10 q. m.
Holy Communion first Sunday Of the
month.
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lar to the red earth / saw from the
car windows as crossed the Isthmus
the other day full of oxide of iron
from which mineral combination the
sugar cane is able to draw its car.
bon. i should Judge, though / have
not been Informed how much of the
agricultural land of the republic is
of this composition, that Panama
would have great success in the
growing of sugar, From observations
at Culebra Cut it is easy. to see that
the Isthmus is of volcanic origin and
in this respect also similar to Hawaii,
and so capsule of the same things az.
riculturally that Hawaii has been ca,
pable Of
Mr. Westeryelt has spent over
fourteen years in continuous study OF
the legends and. traditions Of Poly,
nesia, and in addition to being con.
tributing editor of several oriental
magazines has published two books
or collections of these stories.
Around the Poi Bowl deals particu.
larry with the myths of Hawaii, and
Maui, a Demi-Go of Polynesia with
jegeads common to the whole of Aus.
tralasia Mr.. Wsetervelt is treasurer
of the Hawaiian Historical Society
and member of the New Zealand
Historical Society, besides being on
the editorial staff of the Pacific mis-
sicnary paper, The Friend and a
prominent business man."
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Secretary KiIIam Outlines
Tentative Program of
Procedure

Secretary Lloyd r. Killam of the
religious work department Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
and the members of the religious work
committee, In preparing the plans for
that phase of the associations work
during the coming year, have given
special attention to broadening the
scope OF the work accomplished last
year by the Bible study clubs, 10 the
extent that ten new organizations are
to be perfected during the coming
week. These clubs will meet on Tues
day and Thursday evenings at Z
O'Clock.
The clubs will be under the leader
ship of experienced instructors OF the
Bible, and the courses which have
been chosen are ones which will prove
attractive to the men Of the city. The
courses and leaders are. "A Modern
View OF the Old Testament Paul Su-
per; practical Discussions Of Chris
tIanity,r DE-. A. r. jackson; The
Life Of Christ Jay A.. Uriee: "old
Testament Hnyoes,r A r. Larimer;
"Tae Life OF Ghristsp Robert Ander-
son. Tho Life and Works OF Jesus, =
Clifton Tracy; The Making of a Ma
ton, r. NJ Gross; Essential Facts
ofFthe Bible, /" G. III. Tuttle; ;sT'he Iafe
ind Works or jesus; w. Fl. Heir
rsohs, and The Man Of Action, l. r.
hillafn.s The local association Is Lay.
lag special stress on this phase or
work and the secretaries in charge
are OF the opinion that Bible study
second TO none will be built up with
In a short time. The past year has
witnessed a large Increase In the num-
Der 81 men in Y. M. C. A. classes in
shh, states. and the report for the past
year which has just been received by
the local association shows that Ia,
2z2 men were enrolled In the classes
conducted by the American associa-
tons alone
The committee in charge Of the
clubs issued a folder recently in
which the following reasons were
given relative to why men should be
interested IN the Bible: Because 1t
Is the most widely known and stu
died book in the world; 1t energies
man for right living: It corrects a
map,s character: the ability to under
stand its teachings makes apprecia-
ton Of literature possible, It unfolds
Gods plans for a man; society needs
leaders who know its principles, and
every man neeos the vitalizing roWer
gained through study of it. Other
plans which the religious work COM
mittee has in view are set forth in the
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Makiia OF Honolulu. scribe: Rev. ],
p, Erdman OF Honolulu, treasurer
Committees were appointed as fol
lows: Bnsiness-H. K. Poepoe, Hc
nolulu: Rev. ]. P. Erdman. honoiula
and Rev. Akaiko Akana, honolulu
Program-Rey. j. p. Erdnan, Rev. III
K. Poepoe and Rev w. 3. oseson, al
of Honolulu. Prayer meetings Rev.
Fl. K. Poepoe. Rev, ]. K. Nakila D.
Honolulu. and e. 3. MikaIemi. Aiea
Petitions Rev. ]. p. Erdman. Judge
A. S. dahauln OF Waialna. and S. II
uni OF Honolulu. Church reports
Rev. w. K. Poai. Honolulu: Rev. s
w. Kekuewa, Waialua, and Rev. ].
Nua of Hauuls. Statistics Rev. w
B. oleson, Theodore Richards and A
f. Cooke Neurology W. Keku
eva and P. ID. Kellett of Kaneohe.
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it, then evil seems to have power
only so long as we believe in it; and
like the vanishing fear of ghosts,
when intelligent thought perceiVes
their unrea1ity, evil lessons and dis
appears as. the power of good is
proved.
ANY problem, whether it be per.
pleXity, sorrow, love, sin or sickness,
involves some belief of evil. To solve
it, thought must be lifted out of its
maze into a comprehensive fealiza-
ton OF the presence and power of
God, good This Divine understand
ing, entering into individual thought,
displacss the feat. Of evil; and the. be-
lief in it. Thought is so transformed
that courage, peace. health. and har.
plEess Gispel the lack or sin or sick.
ness which the fear of evil lad. in
6uced. 1t need not seem strange
that spiritGaliZed thinking heals sick,
ness and changes circumstances when
We remember that all experience is
thought : ,eSteTnaiiZed. And r.! it is
through rejecting Divine Mind and
spiritualizing thought and conse-
duently experience that Christian
healing appears in human life.
1T is evident from this t!at men
can net pray for selfish things nor
fer any qualification Of human will or
desire. They canpnly pray for bet,
ter understanding Of spiritual lar, a
better obedience to spiritual good,
with all this Includes. This is the
only basis of progress and as it is es-
tablished the problem, however intri-
cate its detail. will begin to untangle
and the bleSsedness of knowing God
Alright. will more and more appear.
When ST. Paul said, For to be car
Eaily minded is death; but to be
spiritually minded is life and peace.
he sounded the. keynote In the solu-
tien of the human problem. And the
Science Of Christianity shows us how
step by step, thought, this great -wor :.
Of redemption may be DONE"