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Evening star., 1921-05-22

vHY HAT revelation of the
" universe and man of Gods
creating, and of the end of
the Adam-Eve time world, with its
phenomena of sin, suffering, sor-
row and death! The glorious H.
lumination.of spiritual sense reveal
ed to John, Gods universe, peopled
with the children of His creating,
sustained throughout eternity by a
Principal, or cause, eternal Life and
Love, whom we. cali God and who
supplies every idea in the cosmos
of infinite Spirit or Mind!
The words of ST. John, the be-
loved disciple of the great master
Metaphysician, Christ Jesus, have
reverberated through the ages,
carrying to suffering humanity
the truth of scientific being-God,
and man in His image" and like
ness" to whom He gave dominion"
over all things. St. John had
learned the divine Science of Mind,
from walking and talking with
Christ and beholding his demonstra-
tions of spiritual power over SEEM
ing material mental influence,
which held humanity in bondage to
a tyramous master-the so-called
caTnal mind, which opposes God
and results in the phenomena
called sin, want, woe, and death.
The proof of the potency and eter-
nality of Truth lies in the fact that
st Johns words, written while on
Patmos, and during the absence of
the physical personality of his great
Teacher, Christ Jesus-the fact, I
repeat, remains, that Johns faith
and understanding of the Principle
of spiritual Science, which he had
learned from the Son, or idea of
God-the Christ man-could not be
lost to the world. Nor could the
carnal so-called mind, which infict-
ed tortures upon his Master and
over which he saw his great
Teacher triumph-all this could not
turn John, the beloved disciple,
from trusting the Principle of be-
ing, eternal Life and Love, to de-
liver him from the agony of the IL
lusion of suffering and death, as the
Christ-mind had delivered the He
brew children and Daniel from the
fiery furnace and the lions den.
Christ Jesus understood cause
and effect-a creative Principle, and
its phenomena. He admitted but
one God, as real, one eternal causa-
ton, Life and Love, one Supreme
Being, or creator, Spirit, eternal
Mind, which is reflected in infinite
ideas, as Father-Mother and chill
dren-a universe whose cause is in
te1igence, wisdom, Supreme Be-
ing Spirit, expressed in countless
ideas, all under the control of and
inseparable from the great and only
Arbiter, creative Mind. Holding
steadfastiy to demonstrated prin-
cipac, or cause, enable Christ Jesus
to defy and aanul the false claim to -
Evening star., 1921-05-22

In reply this and the other inquiries have
regard my scientific of the
chapters the which follows
explain position As this clergyman
thousands seeking light mans origin and
know better interpretation and which
denonsrabe truth than by publishing
through columns of press
Freely this wonderful revelation
being through teachings Jesus age
through Eddy therefore, freely
my Interpretation Of the origin
created by God. AUGUSTA E.. STETSON.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

nth nth, them, he = and M they shalt be His people,
from their eyes and there shall be no
, neither shall there be any more pain:
: Reveaation xxi, ;, ~
power called the carnal mind, OF
the AdamEve generation, which be-
gets and conceives a dream-man.
This Adam-Eve generation, or the
carnal mind, claims birth, which is
followed by growth, maturity, de-
cay, and death The history of the
Adam-Eve progeny, which is found
in the second chapter of Genesis,
and which chronicles the man whose
origin was from dust, has been ac-
eepted and taught for ages, regard
less of the record of the true crea-
ton, which is found in the first
chapter of Genesis, where God made
man and gave him dominion" over
all the earth.
St. John had seen his Teacher
demonstrate the Principle of being,
Life and Love, the source of his
divine selfhood, until the master
Metaphysician, the Christ1nan, dis
solved the human Jesus and rose be-
yond st. Johns ability to visualize
the ideal man, Christ. This mental
grasp Of the Science of Mind, the
illumination Of spiritual thought,
which is mans real selfhood, and
which emanates from God-this
unity with Principle, Life and Love,
the one eternal cause, sustained
John, as it had supported Jesus,
during the dissolving Of the human,
or fleshly Jesus, and the Christ-man
of Spirits creating won an ever
lasting victory over "the last
enemy"-death. Humanity today is
being forced to admit, that as in the
Adam-Eve generation, call die, even
so in Christ Tor the spiritual genera
tion] shall all be made alive" :"
Il Corinthians, 152) In this age
mankind is beginning to agree with
Job, that the material so-called man,
or breed of Adam-Eve, "is of few
days, and full of trouble"
Throughout the ages, the Christ
ly element in man has protested
against the tyranny of a seeming
mental influence, which incapac-
tated him. Mrs. Eddy says:
Christian Science raises the
standard of liberty and cries:
Follow mel Escape from the
bondage of sickness, sin, and
death!" Jesus marked out the
way. Citizens of the world, accept
the glorious liberty of the chill
dren of God.,' and be free! This
is your divine right. The illusion
Of material sense, not divine law,
has bound you, entangied your free
limbs, crippled your capacities, en-
feebled your body, and defaced the
tablet Of your being.
(Scienes and Health. p w)
Prophets and seers, for cen
turies, have shouted, "Hear, o
Israel; The Lord our God is one
Lord" and Thou shalt have no
other gods before Me-" (Mark,
1929; Exodus, 2O.3) They have
condemned the shepherds of Israel,
who did not feed their Aocks with
the truth of being, which sustams
man. The prophet Ezekiel de-
elares.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
(Letter From a Prominent Clergyman
REI1G1oUs NOTICE
May the I'd, 1921.
Dear Mrs. Stetson:

May the 3D. 1921.
Dear Mrs. Stetson:
Among multitude today the
realities of being who pepxed the discrepancies
beliefs
do know who has spiritually and scientifically
gone into the investigation Of Truth Therefore writing
students of the Bible the first
chapters Genesis They know how could
l made in the Image" and likeness Of God he Gods
image likeness could who who did sin and
put sprital
canal? Or only with consciousness shifting from the
carnal to the spiritual and vice versa?
Was Adam the antropod the height Of material evolution;
and ten the did the breathing in him. of the
breath of life" produce the in Gods likeness?
Which narrative be accepted the containing
the truth about mans origin and nature?
questions asked, you spare
would be enlightened
anticipating favorable in
cropping darkness. Believe with sincere regard
Evening star., 1921-05-22

And
Of
and God Himselfs shall be witt and be God.
And
the nxxi,3
Evening star., 1921-05-22
Bv AUGUSTA E. STETSON, C.. S. D.

He who clothes the lilies,
And notes the sparrow's fall,
VIII tenderly care for His little one,
For He loves and leads US all.
And so when weary and burdened
And I know not which way to go,
know He lovingly leads me
And 'tis all that need to know.
And yet another was moved by spiritu-
al impuision to utter the following:
Sweeter than lulla5ies, sung by the
mother;
Clearer than oceans roar. heard in
the she'll;
Softer than zephyrs, the voice of the
Father
Child, am with thee, fear not, all
is we'll"
, 1921-07-27

ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.- july 81
Two Liberty bonds. one OF $500 and
the other OF $4,000 denomination.
operty OF the First National bank
Of this niace. which were lost last
January while serving as collateral
security for deposits Of the Town OF
Rock Springs. hav been finally
traced. but the mystery Of their -
possibly still Is unsolved. A pr0mi-
inent Dcnver business man and his
wife have been brought into h
case by late Developments. how
ever their identity may be revealed
by impending civil or criminal act
ton. II indeed both varieties OF act
ion arc not brought
The first trace OF the missing
bonds since their disappearance last
winter is said to have been obtained
June "a. when. Il is stated. a hand
somely Eowned oma presented
the smaller OF the two bonds. that
for s. 900. at the Federal Reserve
hank in Philadelphia. and obtained
money or it. y few days ago 1t Is
stated further. tho second bond. that
for $4,000 was deposited at a Den
yer bank 10y a prominent resident Of
hat clty-prominent socially Us will
as ccmmercially-and the resulting
investigation revealed. it is said.
that the woman who obtained mon
ey on the s.. 1000 bond in Philadel-
, 1921-07-27
Goitres Removed

External Home freshmen. Removes
Goitrcs for These Dayton People
Go See or Write Any OF
These Enthusiastic
Users.
Note: Il would be Illegal TO publish
these statements IL they were not true.
This article was copied from the
DAYTON News. These Dayton people
have had goitre removed by the sorbol
Q~uaduuple. ANY OF them will glndly
tell you their experience. Mrs. Louise
WIN, 2ss Gettysburg Ave. Mrs. Esther
Happle, A. n. Broadway. Mrs. c. a.
Arnctt. III Clay St. Alice Humbrecht,
bl4 St. Joseph Ave, Mrs. @. A. Har-
ned, 2is Gettysburg Ave, Hulda
Boise. s24 Highland Ave. Hattie
Marshall. 1880 xenia Ave, Louis Ring.
$40 Nassau St"
II would pay you to go to Dayton
TO see these People or wen write to
any OF them.
Sorbo, Quadruple ome in bottles
containing enough for most cases. II
will not stain or iritate. Does not in.
terfere with daily work. Leaves the
parts in healthy. normal condition. Re-
qulrcs ten minutes daily.
Get further information at John Tri-
peny Co.. drug stores everywhere or
write Sorboi Company. Mechanicsburg.
Ohio.-Adv.
, 1921-07-27
BOY SCOUTS SPEAK GOOD
WORD FOR CASPER Upon
TO CLINTON, IOWA

Casper. through the courtesy shown
the Clinton. Iowa. boy scout caravan
which appeared here recently received
considerable favorable advertising in
many eastern papers through the pun
Lefty agency OF the scouts on the
trip
The following item appeared on the
front page or a Clinton newspaper;
"Creat numbers OF Casper cars met
US a few miles put OF this wonderful
oil city and there was no doubt what
ever about the genulneness Of their
welcome. The approach 20 Casper is
a wonderful sight. You arrive from
nowhere at all after travelling all
afternoon with never a house in sight.
TO sec all OF a sudden an enormous
number OF huge oil tanks ard smoke.
stncks from the wonderful refineries
which have made Casper famous and
wealshy.
ITS streets arc pcvcd with bithu-
lithic. Its homes arc beautiful new
and strictly up.to-date. Its hotels are
the best in the world and its people
are humdingerS
we were driven direct TO the Ma
trona County Fair grounds for camp
and after a thorough cleanup invited
TO the Henning hotel az guests OF the
chamber of commerce tho Rotary and
Kiwanis clubs combined for an s
banquet"
, 1921-07-27
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
OF DENVER is CONNECTED
WITH LOSS OF BIG BONDS

phia was the wife OF this man. What
since has t~ranspired, Dr. may be
about TO transpire. in connection
with the matter is Information not
o~btainable at this writing. except
that the Denver man is said to
claim hat he purchased the bonds
without knowledge OF their history.
The n IL which the bonds
were lost provides an interesting
story. The First National bank Of
Rock Springs. IL is related. when
the institution was designated as a
depository of funds OF the Town
of Rock Springs deposited the bonds
with the then city asst as col
, 1921-07-27

lateral. a proceeding required by
Wyoming law. and tbs treasurer
t~hereupon placed the bonds in a
safety deposit box IN the bank
Later the First National bank Of
Rock Springs completed handsome
new quarters. equipped with mocern
furnishings. and did not move Its
Old equipment. including the old
safety deposit boxes. into the new
structure. but traded them tosa
Denver dealer in part payment for
the modern equipment for the new
building.
Tho old safety deposit boxes were
in sections IN these sections. in.
Guiding h a containing the box in
which the bonds had been deposited.
stood for some time on the freight
depot platform at Rock Springs
while awaiting shipment TO Denver.
The box in which the bonds had
, 1921-07-27

clamation has wrought a marvellous
change in hat section. The land
scape is now dotted with hundreds OF
prosperous farm homes. and a hun
dred thousand acres are producing
valuable crops Of alfalfa. sugar beets.
corn and potatoes. Numerous towns
have been established and railroads
have extended their branches TO ron.
meet M valley with the country's
great markets. Dairying has become
a profitable industry. More than 81
5O0,O 900 worth OF crops were produced
on tho project in 1920.
Shoshone Project Lands.
The Shoshone project. in the north
western part OF the state. lies in n
region OF great scenic beauty. and IA
n delightful and healthful climate and
fertile soil. Like the North Platte
project ii has transformed the des.
ert into II thickly populated and high
ly productive agricultural section. II
Is a fine dairy country. has n a
cry and alfalfa meal mill. 1t is de-
voted to general farming.
Soldiers who are interested In the
land are invited to investigate tho OPP
p%ortunities offered by these openings.
Detailed Information concerning the
farms and the method OF obtaining
them may be secured by writing to
the Project Manager. L.. S. r. s, Nit
chel. Neb.. about the North Platte
project 10 Project Manager. Powell.
Wyo.. concerning the Shoshone open.
Ing, or TO the L.. S. Reclamation Serv.
ice, Washington. D. c.
, 1921-07-27

been placed YVES locked. IL is as
sumed. but otherwise II was acces
able for n considerable period. Il IL
related. to any person who may
have happened to pass that way.
Eventually the old boxes were
shipped 10 Denver.
Meanwhile a change had occurred
In the city treasurer OF Rock
Springs and the of the
to whom the bonds had
been delivered. and by whom they
had e placed in the safety dc
post box. Is said to have receipted
for them as a formally. without
aseertaining whether they were. as
represented. in the safety deposit
box In which they had been placed.
Later the term OF sho First Ma
tional bank as a depository for the
Town OF Rock Springs expired and
the bank requested the return OF
, 1921-07-27

its corateral-the bonds for 5000
and $4,000. Then II was that he
discovery was made that the bonds
were missing and the Assumption
was reached that they had e left
IN the safety deposit box when II.
and the other old boxes. was moved
from the old bank building for ship
ment TO Denver.
The key OF the safety deposit box
in which the bonds had beer de
posted thereupon was sent TO Den
yer. it is stated. with a request that
the box be opened and examined to
ascertain whether il u contained
the bonds. The reply. IL is related.
was that the Sonds were not in h
box.
Thereafter the Rock Springs bank
brought suit to recover the value Of
she missing securities, and this act
ton still is pending.
, 1921-07-27
ONE FIRM PURCHASES
MILLION POUNDS WOOL

RIyERToN. July %. Fremont
county nockmasters have sold over
] 100000 pounds of their wool clip 10
f. J.. owrid. OF the firm OF J. J. Webb
and company OF Philadelphia A spe-
cial wool train will handle the ship.
ment OF the wool 10 eastern market.
, 1921-07-27

world war viii be permitted 10 make
fling on these farms.
North Plafte Project Lands
4 decade ago the lands now in
cludcd in the North FlauG project
were a vast range occupied by nom
adic herds Of cattle. but national re-
, 1921-07-27
SOLDIERS GIVEN PREFERENCE IN
OPENING OF TWO LAND PROJECTS
Over ITS Farms for Ex-Service Men to Be Thrown
Open September 9 and 10 Under Shoshone
and the North Platte Projects

On September . some 222 farms will be opened to home
stead entry by soldiers of the world war, on the North Platte
irrigation project. Wyoming, and one week later, September
l6. 81 farms will be thrown open under the Shoshone project
in the same state. About $4,000 acres of land are included
i'm the two nnenings. For sixty days no one but soldiers of the
, 1921-07-27

Idcf
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01

BERLIN, Sept. 90. - (By the AssO- ciated Press.) Approval of the peace treaty with the United States was voted by the reichstag today. De- bate on the bill ratifying the treaty was dispensed with, by agreement or all the parties except the Commun- ists, and thus but few minutes were required for the proceedings when the treaty was reached --n the days cal endar Herr Loebe, president of the reichstag asked if there were any ob- jections to the bill. whereupon Wal ter Stoecker, Communist. rushed to the speakers stand for five minutes indulged in -denunciation of the treaty. describing it as ''mockery of President Wilson's IA points" and as having been dictated by American capital" As none of the other parties desired to speak, the bill immediately passed all three readings by a rising vote, which showed an overwhelming
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01
ARbUCkLE WILL
 BE ACCUSED IN
 LIQUOR CHARGE
Fatty's Troubles Increasing; Possession of Liquor
 Alleged by U. s.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-Rob ert H. Mccormack, special assistant to the United States attorney general announced tonight that he would file shortly federal information charg. ing Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle with un lawful possession of liquor
 The federal grand jury late today started an investigation of the source of the intoxicants alleged to have been consumed by the guests at Ar buckles Hotel St. Francis party last September 5, at which it is alleged Miss Virginia Rappe suffered fatal injury The film comedian is charged with manslaughter in connection with her death.
 Mccormack said that he would name two co-defendants with Arbuc. kle, but declined to make public their nameS. He asserted one of tie de fendants would be prominent San Francisco business man who was pres ent for short time at Arbuckle's par ty. This man, Mccormack said, had been allowed to make business trir to Portland, Ore. under pledge that he would return to San Francisco within the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01
CHARGE SOVIET
 WITH BRINGING
 ABOUT FAMINE
League of Assembly Scene Of Excitement. as Many
 Accusations Hurled

GENEVA, Sept. 30.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-Charges that Bolshe- vism is responsible for the Russian famine and counter-charges that pO- litical Are the cause of the hesitation on the part of the gov ernments to provide for the feeding of the starving Russians were the outstanding features of a violent de- bate in the League of Nations assem- ply today. :. a..
 Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, high commits sioner of the international committee for Russian relief, who made the "ounter-chargeS, was upheld in his eff forts, however, and a paragraph was introduced into the committee report, expressing confidence in him and in the prospect of his success. As adopt ed, the committee report leaves the governmental action with reference to Russian relief to be decided by the Brussels conference, while appealing to private charity and welfare organ izations generally for aid in Russia.
 Dr. Nansen, keeping his word that he would carry the fight for an ap- neal bv the assembly to the govern ments from the conimittee to the floo, of the assembly, repeated his charges that the press was in league with the campaign of falsehood to prevent the success of his work. He defcndad his agreement with the Bolsheviki declar ing that HerberN Hoover also had been obliged to accept the cO-opera- tion Of the SovietS.
 M. Enckell, of Finland, threw the first bombshell into the debate by as serting that Bolshevik troops had seized food sent by Finland to relieve famine sufferers in eastern Karelia, on the Finnish border. He said that refugees in that region had asked Finland to intervene with the powers so as to be assured relief sent them would reach it's destination.
 For a second time, the assembly was shocked when the Jugo-SlaX del egate. M. Spalaikovitch. introduced a resolution amending the committed report in which he declared the Rus sian Soviets were responsible for the present situation in Russia, and se- verely c--'mned their regime.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01
I WO SEPARATE T
 TAX PROGRAMS 0NE| BY EACH PARTY.
Shoot Introduces His Plan For Manufacturers Tax;
 Measure is Simple
WAR LEVIES MAY GC
Utah Senator's Suggestions May be Given Support of
 Democratic Leader

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. - Two separate tax programs as substitutes for most of the levy provisions in the pending revenue revision bill were presented today to the senate, one from the Republican and one from the Democratic side. Senator Smoot Of Utah, proposed:
 manufacturers sale tax of 3 per cent on articles as finally finished or produced for consumption or use.
 Repeal of all the special wsf taxes of whatever nature. including the eX- cess profits and transportation levies.
 Retention of the existing 10 per cent income tax on corporations.
 Senator Shoot proposed no change in the committee plan with regard to individual income taxes or the exist ing tobacco, liquor and inheritance taxes.
 Senator Simmons of North Carolina, proposed:
 A graduated income tax on corpora tions ranging from 121a to 25 per cent in lieu of the excess profits tax.
 Restoration of the income surtax rates to a maximum of 52 per cent on incomes in excess of $500,000.
 Repeal of the transportation taxes on freight, passenger and Pullman ac commodations.
 Retention of the corporation capi- tai stock tax.
 Repeal of the s2OOO exception allow ed corporations.
 That individual exemptions be con- fined to incomes below $20.000.
 Slight reductions in the normal rates on incomes below s2,000.
 Senator Simmons told the senate that if there could c an agreement for an equitable readjustment of the taxes so that the several groups of taxpayers would be on a parity as pro-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01
WOOLW|NE MAY
 bE PUT ON TRIAL
LA. County Grand Jury Says It Is Ready to Take Action
 Against Attorney

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30. - The county grand jury is ready to take ac- tion against Thomas Lee Woolwine, district attorney of Los Angeles, fol- lowing a three months investigation of his conduct of office, it was an- nounced here tonight by Charles L.. Elmendorf, foreman of the grand jury.
 Excerpts from the grand jury fol low:
 Total expenditures of Is months from the secret service funds for which no vouchers have been, filed total $54,S59.52. The amazing num- Der of persons charged with felonies who are not punished shows either a tremendous number of guilty welons are turned loose or the wholesale branding as felons of innocent per sons. The district attorneys office is being used as a coiiection agency Your committee feels that only the surface has been scratched in the investigation of this carnival of extravagance. waste, inef-
 ficiency and corruption"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-01
NEW MEXICO VOTES FOUR AMENDMENTS
 TIC CONSTITUTION

SANTA FEE, N. M., Sept. 90. - But four of the constitutional amendments voted on at the cleo tiOn on September 20 carried, ac- cording to figures based upon re- turns received from all but four teen precincts. The amendments adopted give women the right to vote, prohibits aliens ineligible to citizenship from owning or leasing land, providing for exemption from taxation property to the amount of s2000 for every honorably dis charged soldier, and authorizing the legislature to issue road bonds up to s2,0OO,000.
 The amendments defeated were:
 Removing limitation for re-elec- tion of state and county superin- tendents of schools, eplarging pow CTS of the state corporation com mission, budget amendments, which provided for the governor taking office December 1 follow ing his election, proposing a com mission of three to administer the affairs of the state land office, and limiting the maximum taxation rate for schools.