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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
"GHoST" STREET CARS
PROMISED CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio, June 21.--The
noiseless street car may soon appear
mere. Ghost cars are being mann.
factured In Portland. Me, and IL found
success VIII be installed in Clevo.
land. The wheel of silence is a wheel
within wheel, with springy rubber
cushion between the inner and outer
sections Of steel Beside being n
silencer 1t Is a shock absorber, the
manufacturers claim.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
FREEDOM
ssxs sASx xsSs
sa suu suuu1 q

Mrs. Minnie Ferrin and grand.
daughter. Dorothy Burgess, Of Chica.
80, were guests Of relatives here last
week.
c. NJ Peel, Of Ottawa, was Free.
dom visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs. J, Stewart was an Ottawa yisi
tor Saturday ard sunday
Frederick Wiley, OF Earlyille, is
spending part Of his vacation in Free.
dom
Mrs. II, r Mosey and daughter
Miss Blanche, left Tuesday fur Ash
land. Wis, TO visit relatives for a few
weeks
Albert Han has a new Ford.
Mr. Godesiabos Of East Moline
spent Saturday with 7. steNmt.
Mrs ]. II. Pool and Miss Nettie Ma
laise have returned from months
Vlsit with relatives in Woodstock, Ia
Miss Edith Heath, of Rochelle, /;
spending her summer vacation viii
her sister Mrs Paul Schmidt,
Mrs. l. fogg, Of Earlvllle, visited
her daushter, Mrs. Harold Battles
Friday and Saturday OF last week,
Miss lnea Johnson. of Sheridan, ha.
been the gnos, Of Miss Verna Jameson
for several days recently
Mrs Herbert Kellogg has been yer,
sick with tonsilltis for the past week
I Mr and Mis- G. G. Wiley an,
daughter wofc Rochelle visitors OF
: Sunday,
The young peoples choir meet q
me Church Wednesday evenings /,
/ practice,
Miss Arlene Wiley, Of Earlville, ha
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

Saturday and Sunday.
Y. y. Moseys axe having a fne new
porch built on their house. Joe
Springstead Of Wedron is doing the
work. ,wgN
Misses Clara and May Fosse and J,
=, Thompson went to Chicago last sat.
urday to attend the funeral Of Rev. FL
lelson.
Section | Of the Ladies' Aid met at
Mrs Harry Wiley's Tuesday afternoon.
Freedom township began to oil the
Flank road Monday. Work started ON
the south end of the township.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Three DYING After Auto Crash.

kewanee, i'll, June q Three
daughters Of Samual Wink, Of Buda,
H. are dying following an auto ac.
cident east of here last night. A
front wheel Of their car came OFF and
the young women were thrown
against trees. Mr. and Mrs. Wink es
capped injury
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Children Cry
FOR fLETcHER'S
g d $ r % E=2 | q
y 2 f4EVNs*F.T.'s
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant rolief-no waiting. Your
ologged nostrils open right up; the air
passages Of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuf.
fling, blowing, headache dryness No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle OF Eiys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. It PEN
ctrates through every air passage of the
head, soothes the inhamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in.
stantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuiIed.up
with q cold Or nasty catarrh. .
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Plenty CT Creases.

His Wife wish you'd dress more
neatly, Just lock at Mr. Fussbody.
His trousers are always so perfectly
creased
Mr. Pslouch-He's got nothing on
me- My pants have ten creases to his
one
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
GIRL RISE at FOUR
TO SHOW PATRIOTISM

Cleveland, Ohio, June 21.-Here il a
real bit OF patriotism Misses Esther
Dittenhayen and Virginia Clipplnger
students at the College for Women.
have volunteered to take down the
campus flag at each morning to
hoist it before sunrise
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

Both "esplanade' and Boulevard
arc military terms b. origin The orig.
inal boulevard" was Il bulwark OF
horizontal part of the rampant, and an
"esplanadc' was originally the glaci>
or slope of the countcrgcarp Of forti
fled place. A writer 200 wears age
noted that the word boulevard was
nov chiefly taken for the void space
between the glaeis Of a citadel and tlls
first houses of town. hence its OK
tension to other void spaces" suitable
for promenadlng. The old French "es
planade' was defined by Cotgraye as
"a planning, lcyehng. evening Of ways,
from Latin "eXplanare," TO smooth o!
ilatten out, whence the English word,
explain and explanation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
Pekin, H., Grocer Kills Self.

Pekin Ill.,, June 21-Fred Johannes
aged 53, and one Of the best known
grocers of this city, committed suicide
here by hanging.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21

Pleasure IL very seldom found
where II Is sought. Our brightest
blazes % gladness are commonly
kindled by unexpected sparks John.
son.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
U-B0AT TOLL HARD
BLOW TO BRITISH

London, June q. Since Germany
began her ruthless submarine war on
February LIST, 642 British ships with
an aggregate tonnage of about 2,20o,-
coo have been sunk, according to a
compilation from official figures here
today. This includes the SO sent down
during the week ending June Is. OF
this latest batch OF Uboat victims. 27
were over l. 900 tons and five were un-
der that size This was the same num-
Der Of vessels sunk in the preceding
week, but it showed an increase over
sinkings between May G and June 4.
The increase in the number Of sink
ings Is accounted for by naval experts
on the ground that the Germans are
using more submarines, that the new
u-hoats are more powerful and speed
Ter than the old and that the zone of
operations has been extended.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
APPEALS FOR RELIEF
FOR STARVING RACES
Wilson Asks American Aid in
Syria and Armenia.

Washington, Oct cs.-president
Wilson tonight appealed to the Amer
lean people to contribute to the relief
of the stricken Armenian and Syrian
peoples. The appeal says in part:
american diplomatic and consular
representatives and other American
residents recently returned from west
ern Asia, assure me that many thou
sands of lives were saved from star
walton by the gifts of the American
people last winter. They also bring
full assurance of the continued of.
fective distribution of relief and re-
port that the suffering and death from
exposure and starvation will inevita-
bly, be very much greater this winter
than last, unless the survivors can be
helped by further contributions from,
America. The situation is SO dis
tresstng as to make n special appeal
to the sympathies of all.
Contributions may be made through
the American Red Cross. Washington.
D. G.. or direct to the American com.
mittee for Armenian and Syrian re-
lief, Cleveland II. Dodge. treasurer. No.
l. Madison avenue, New York City"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
MISSION IS TOLD
BY BOSTON man
Member of Board of Lecture
ship Of Mother Church
Before Audience.
TALK IS EXPLANATORY
Speaker Does Not Challenge
Cherished Religious Be
lief in Address.

That II is the undouhtca right and
privilege of every Defson To know The
truth. is a proposition with which all
will readily agree. Therefore we may
be assured at the outset thGt it Is a
right thing for US TO be here seeking to
know THE truth--seellinc TO know some
thing of the healing truth involved in
Christian Science.
Christian Science is meeting The
warm approval aud COMMUNICATION Of
humanity throughout The world to-day.
because it is meeting the needs of hu-
manity SICK Of its suftcrines and
wearied with its superstitiOns, because
it is bringing to this humanity the cheer
ing message-and froof-that thnre r
rest. peace, Joy, health, strength 9nd
IN inoxhaustiblc supply Of The heaven
" Fathers loving -kindnes" and care
where only the ashes OF unanswered
PRAYERS seemed to remain
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

posed in him by the Master, "Tarry
till T come," declares that God is
love; love that Is without beginning
and without ending, the same yester-
day and today, and forever" as de-
fined and interpreted by Principle and
Truth,
How much humanity has needed to
know this God who is infinite love!
And Yet how little opportunity there
has been to effect this knowing, be-
cause of the false belief and supersti-
ton concerning God with which the
vironcd
& grave error in this connection
which has existed in all times has been
that of thinking man to be unworthy,
of himself. to enter into the holy OF
holies. the secret place of the most
high" and to know God Alright also
chat of comparing godlike majesty
with the majesty of earthly kings.
earthly princes, potentates and earthly
a.gnitaries, into whose presence the
man of ordinary daily life might not
b. expected to come at Will Yet how
different this would be If the majesty
OF God was understood to be the ma
iesty of infinite creative Mind. One
does not hesitate to come before the
majesty of Mind to know the eternal
fact involved in the exact relation of
numbers. The majesty of God re-
dllircs only to be known Alright
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Christian Science Assurance

When we speak of the real man. the
real existence. and the real law. please
do not understand that It II the pur-
pose OF Christian Science to destroy
or deprive you of anything. which may
seem necessary and good to you. II
is not the purpose Of Christlan Sci
ence to destroy but to fulfill. Chris
tian Science has come 10 establish the
recognition and demonstration Of man
and the universe as created by God.
Those who are sick and suffering ma
turalfy ask the question, How may /
avail myself Of this healing and regen-
erative law Of Truth, and Life and
Love? The answer here Is simple,
clear. and conclusive, and may not be
involved in any manner, namely. Study
well the Christian Science textbooks,
the Bible and Science and Health
with Key to the Scripture" / repeat.
study these textbooks well and loving
". and you will find as a result Of this
desire on Your part. as result Of this
study and contemplation, that you are
being blessed and healed and your bur-
dens lightened: that you are being led
in green pastures and beside stu
waters.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
False Consciousness of Man

What is it that argues against mans
worthiness in this connection? TO
this false sense, or false consciousness.
Che word of God comes today in Chris
tian Science sounding the hidden
depths and corners of his conscious
ness, as it came 10 Adam in the gar
den Of old: Who told thee that thou
vast naked" What is This but a false
sense. or false consciousness, concern
ing God and man and tho universe?
Was it not this very false sense or
false consciousness that Christ Jesus
himself denounced and nnmasked when
he declared to those who were revil-
ing his teachings: why do ye not
understand my speech? even because
your father the devil. He was a muir
tlcrer from the beginning and abode not
in the truth because there Is no truth
in him. Paul designated this 'mur
,lerer from the beginning as the
carnal mind. which he Immediately
defines as 'enmitH against Cod
| Mrs. Eddy characterizes this same
! condition OF thought as mortal mind
| and proceeds at once in Christian Sci :
cnce to show how 1t may be overcome
end escaped from,-not by ignoring Its
claims or fearing them. but through
! the recognition and demonstration oil
| man and the universe created and for
! ever maintained IL perfect continuity
| by one infinite creative Mind or God
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Objections to Right Idea

Occasionally some people are found.
although the number is rapidly d.
minishing, who profess to believe that
a part OF the teachings of Christ Jesus
we're intended only for his immediate
followers; that the perfection which
he inculcated was to be attained at a
future time in some future state; that
the man of today might not aspire to
such things. Probably the person con.
tending in this way would be perfectly
satisfied to believe that Christ Jesus
elared The kingdom of heaven is
at hand
Indeed such Il one might be very
well likencd TO the little boy who went
with others of his playmates upon an
outing into the country. All during
the day he was observed apprehensive-
~ upon the outer edge of the games,
never entering joyonsiy into the sports
OF his fellows. Upon being asked why
he had not gathered the wild flowers
and enjoyed himself with his play
mates. he replied that his mother had
told him that morning TO be sure TO
have a good time-and look out for
snakes, So the little fellow had been
looking for snakes all day.
II would be very possible to do 80.
but | am sure you will agree that il
would be tremendously poor policy
for one TO go through life looking for
snakes. One would miss thereby the
KINGDOM of heaven
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Fundamental Statements

There are certain primitive or fun
damental statements in this connec-
hon which are SO innate and obvious
us 10 require no argument TO estah-
IlSh their acceptance, -theys are SELF
evident, uamely,-that existence indI-
Gates or expresses Mind, intelligent
cause. that without Mind there can
bo 10 existence; that Mind therefore
Is The necessary precedent cause, or
creator ut existence. Otherwise stated.
existence, or that which exists, is the
U,p, esurV subsequent effect, result. or
creation Of Mind. This Mind, then.
infinite in It's perfection, iInmeasur-
allie and ineXhaustible in its capa-
lutN continuity and resource, must be
l..r divine Principle of man and the
universe. must be that which we mean
when Ne mink or say God.
lnaprd # would be Impossible 10
conceive uG God except as all wise or
rnuiullc Mind: and as there is no place
n,U,r, Mind is not. God, who Is an
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
True Idea Necessary

All of the teachings of Christ Jesus
point clearly not only TO the propriety
but 10 the imperative necessity for
gaining a true understanding of God
and OF truly understanding mans un-
ity with Him.
The words of the Master in this
connection are clear and conclusive
least: IF We continue in my word
ye shall know the truth. and the
truth shah. make you free" This is
life ctornai. that they might know
thee AS though to silence forever
the human cavil that it might be BIAS
phcmy for man to be godlike, to be as
he was created by God, the Master
said to his disciples, BE We therefore
perfect, even as Your Father which is
in heaven is perfect" Neither pray
for these alone, but for them also
which shall believe on me through
their word. that they all may be one
even as we are one Take my
yoke upon you
facility of expression through parable
and metaphor than Jesus, and this
last selection Is particularly appro-
pirate as indicating his perfect unity
or oneness with the Father. The yoke
Is made use of to divide burden OF
load between two, SO that two may
work together as one. The illustra'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Bible Studied Consistently

1t is a. recognized fact that Chris
tan Science has made more Bible stu
dents than any other single cause in
ancient or modern times, and the
Christian Scientist is the most active,
consistent, and happy student of the
Bible to be found anywhere in tho
world. He.is making a daily study OF
the Word in conjunction with ":sci-
encc and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" and is doing this not because OF
any bonnden duty on his part. but
because he has founa that he Is better
morally, physically. spiritually. and in
every way, as the result of such pro.
cedure.
Under these circumstances it would
be most incongruous indeed If the
Christian Scientist was not found ia
miliar with his Bible. constantly re-
latlng Its passages to his daily expe-
riences, making use Of such references
and passages in giving point and en-
phasis In the illustration OF meanings
which might not be so well made In
any other language.
II Mrs. Eddy's work had consisted
only in establishing the place and use
of the Bible In this Incompatible man.
ner she would be considered most
remarkable woman indeed. and one to
whom humanity would render q trib.
ute Of love and respect
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Grateful Multitudes

In addition to this there are hun
dreds of thousands OF men and women
and children throughout the world who
have been healed OF their sickness and
pain, healed of their sorrow and grief,
healed Of their sin and misery, be-
cause Mrs. Eddy has been a citizen of
the world. (Sec Science and Health J
And it is not a strange thing that
these who have been thus healed
should treasure with sincere gratitude
the gift of Christian Science which
this kind friend and gentle woman has
laid upon the altar of humanity.
If there is one word which might
more than another indicate something
of the character and purpose of Mrs.
Eddy, ! think it might be the word
giving. Mrs. Eddy was always ready
and willing to give to cause that was
worthy. Above all. she was always
giving, giving, giving Of the gift of
Christian Science which had been so
freely given to her. And in the final
disposition Of her estate to be used
lin extension Of the religion Of Chris
tian Science" as taught by her. she
has accounted well for her stewardship,
and given to humanity an eternal leg
acy Of enduring love,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

that the conception Of matter Ii too
indefinite for it to be regarded as one
of the constituents Of phenomena.
Please to remember that this is a
statement Of physical science regard
ing matter. and that matter Is the
foundation Of physical science.
Further, one views the immediate or
local forms Of matter with which hui
manity Is environed, also the material
residue of ancient ages. and discovers
in each of these emphatic evidences Of
the changing. shifting, and loosening
grasp Of matter. and Is crowded in
eyitably to the conclusion that there
is a force continually at work disin-
tegrating and destroying the assumed
stability Of material laws.
At this point an interesting inquiry
presents itself to physical science,
namely: May not the disappearance
OF matter involve and foreshadow the
disappearance of material law: Writ
ing from the viewpoint of physical SCI
ence. Professor Walter Nernst Of the
University of Berlin states: 1T has
often been assumed in the past that
any real law of nature must be abso-
lutely true; at present this can no
longer be accepted. at least everything
points to the conclusion that there are
| no such laws at all, but that all So
| called laws Of nature are more or less
exact but never completely so, and
| that limit can be reached in every
| case where the law entirely fails
Theoretical Chemistry. English Edl-
l tinD. 1911. n
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Bible: Correct Interpretation

The question is sometimes asked,
Why do Christian Scientists refer SO
freely and continuously to the Bible ?
There are several reasons for this: In
the first place, the Christian Scientist
has learned and is learning daily what
the Bible contains. He has come to
love with a sincere devotion this book,
the leaves of which have been turned
and studied by our fathers and FORE
fathers before us. He has learned and
is learning that it has q message Of
definite good when interpreted rightly,
and that this right Interpretation is
bringing to him glad and infinite
meanings.
In her work, "Retrospection and In
trospection," speaking Of the Great
Discovery" (p. 2D, Mrs. Eddy informs
MS that in the year 1866 she was healed
Of an illness, the result of an injury,
could reach. At that time she with
drew from society for period of three
years. in order that she might search
the Scriptures, seeking to know how
she had been healed. for she realized
that her healing was related to a divine
fact or spiritual law. During this Pc
Rod, she informs us. the Bible was hel
only textbook; 1t answered her ques-
tons as to how she had been healed
and the Scriptures had for her a new
meaning. in which she unprecedented
the spiritual import of Jesus teachings
and demonstrations.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Simplicity and Strength

Mrs. l1ddy's faith and trust in God.
and her confidence in the ever-pres-
ence of divine Love, was the simple
faith and trust and confidence Of a
little child and this. together with the
courage, strength and zeal OF one who
had caught the vision OF a. great pur-
pose. made her the most tender and
loving. and yet tho most compassion
ately firm and constructive character
Of her time.
BY far the majority Of those who
have been healed and blessed through
Christian Science have come to know
Mrs. Eddy by means Of her writings.
in all Of which there is to be found
a continual help and Inspiration. and
above all. most beautiful consistency
in the statement OF principle and prac-
tice throughout. This consistency.
my friends. u not the careful, studlSd
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Scientific Healing

That Is all very interesting. remarks
an inquiring friend, but what is that
going to do for the man who has pain
in his head? Would you say that he
has no head? BY no means! The
gentleman would undoubtedly object
to losing his head in such an uncere-
monious manner. The trouble is not
with the head, nor with the atom nor
vet with the electron, but with the ma
terial consciousness, or mortal mind,
the murderer from the beginning"
which abode not in the truth. because
there Is no truth In him." Therefore
there can be no real, true, genuine
property or quality of law in anything
that belongs to this false conscious
ness, or murderer from the begin
Ming because there is no truth in
him."
But what are you going to do about
it: persists our inquiring friend. The
law is there, established; you cannot
change it or escape it. But with all
kindly Difference to our friend that is
just exactly what Christian Science
proposes to do and is doing in every
case Of healing and regeneration. Law
which fails to maintain stability is no
longer law. When the fact Of its in
stability appears. 1t ceases, by reason
of that fact, to be law.
Therefore, turning away from that
which has proved it's insufficiency and
instability-in the language and spirit
of the great apostle to the Gentiles,
Forgetting those things which are be-
hind."-we look elsewhere. When
the sick man Is healed in Christian Sci
ence. something has taken place. 1t
cannot he said that that which has de-
stroyed q condition Of discord and sick
ness and established condition Of
health. harmony. and happiness, is
nothing. Effect implies cause.
Therefore that which has destroyed
sickness and distress and established
health and harmony must be truly
substantial: must be at least the SUBJ
stance hoped for by the weary suffer-
err: must be the evidence or law Of
perfect creative Mind. or God-the law
which manifests and makes known the
enduring stability Of Truth, the perfect
continuity Of Life. the unchanging
unity or oneness OF Love. And this
!. the law, my friends. which Chris
tian Science declares to you: the law
which whsn propssay understood and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
GIRLS RETURN TO WORK.

seattle, Oct. 2s.-About 80 telephone
operators who quit their switchboards
shortly after midnight this morning.
returned to work few hours later.
deciding to heed the recommendation
OF their representatives and postpone
action Until midnight, October 81.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

l. A. Week. of Missoula Introduces Speaker;
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