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bikovala isem ie vSak tezce,
nebot' byla iiz tina skoro, ma
cez vytrestenym zrakem obrati
la isem Sc k baronovi.
Tento podal mi plstcn. Ma
vnitrni strane videla jsem ma
~ znak vyryty a pismena "R.
G."
Ukazala jsem mu ma jmeno
ma sate6kach: "Ctete a reknete
mi, zdali Slim, aneb zdrava
jsem!'
Sir Gervase cetl pevnym hla
sem jmeno: Ethel Greylock'
"Ano," pravila babicka
Scraggova, "tak naval mlady
pan sve ditko, ale Judith mne
zdalo Sc prilis vznesene a pro-
to prekrtily jsme il Polly. On
Sc jmenoval, jak sam nam u
dal, Robert Greylock.'
Nebyla jsem to pochopiti
pravdu a strnule hledela jsem
pred sebe neb ma barona, jen2
obliceii jeyil tez vzruSeni ne
, obycejn6.
"Tot' podiVuhodnep' zvolal
"Muzete to pochopiti? - VI
fite tomu?' blckotala Jsem
patric na n6ho na stafenu.
"Ano, pochopuii vse a We
RIM" odpovedel sir Gervase
Ones ma zpatecni cest6 ko
stella doznala mi pani Iris, II
manzel jeji odnesl nemocnt
ditko, kdyz onoho vecera ho o
pustila - re ukradl je ospalt
| hlfdacce. Tez dodala, re nikdl
nedopatrala Sc urcitosti, zda-l
decko ono zemrelo, nebot' nj
kdo neved6l, kan Robert j
zanesl."
Nedychala isem.
"Zde jest Greylockuv znal
vyryt,' pokracoval baron da
| lie. "Robert vice>se neVratil, a
| by dceru svoji odnesl, nebot
l one noci zasahla no smrt, kdy
4 je odevzdal teto Judith Black
We. Polly, mne jest vse jasnc
Misto, ktere dnes Nan opusti
la, lined Wy nastupujete. Boz
, ske lidske pravo vam je ola
va, nebot' iako re sami V tet
komurce stojime, jste Wy jed
, nou dcerou Roberta Greylt
cka.'
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cuulLl OoStl ONdid uSlAlCt Wv
decko, jake by jeji vlastni by
10; pocala Sc pozdravovati ku
podiveni mas vsech a zahy Sc
vystonalo. Kdyz jsme yideli,
Ze otec Sc nevracl, radlla Jsem
Judith, ably ditko nekde ma uli
ci pohodila, ona vsak ami sly-I
set. tom nechtela a neucinila
to. Podrzela ie a tvrdila vzdy,
re otec jeho byl poctivec re
zajiste iednoho dne Sc dostavi
zaplati nam "a veskerou Pc
ci. Saticky maleho tvora byly
vsechny znamkovany; judith
ulozila je, jakoby re zlata by
ly, nebot' pravila, ze budou|
nekdy miti yelikou dulezitost,
ably pomohly ditku k jeho pra-
yum ma SVete.
Nenavidela isem malickou
od pocatku tax, jak Judith j
milovala. Byla slabou, tmavou
cernyma ocima jak uhli s
oSkliVou skvrnou, podobnou
dlani ma iednom rameni
svym to znamenim materskyn.
judith hula k nj velice tyr
dila, ze 81 il podrzi, byt' by i
Ia vychovani ieji nikterak od-
menena nebyla. .
Kdyz spratek ten byl u mas
proydala Sc Judith ga Jacka
Harknesse a sprostila Sc vsech
ostatnich aSetfoNancu, nikoliv
vsak Polly; toto cerne kote
nechtela opustiti; kdyz byla
stara diva roxy, zemrela judith
a zanechala ditko mne. Kratce
pred ieji smrti muslla Isem j
prisahati, re nikdy neopustlm
Polly, lee re by pratele jeli 0
nj Sc hIasili; re vychovayati il
budou spolecn6 Jeji Nan a
satecky, jakoz prsten starost
live osetrovati budu. Abych j
upokoiila, pfisahala lsem, co
ode mne zadala. A tax uvaza-
la jsem 81 cernou Polly ma
kirk"
Tuto prihodu snad nikomu
ieste nevypravoyala. Nahle sc
zarazila, tesne zabalila dc
shawlu hospodynina a stenala
zalostne. Pc hodne pfestavct
pokracovala: "Srdce mi puklt
kdyz Judith zemrela; bych o
hlusila Dol muj, chopila jsen
Sc lahve. Cim hure bylo 81
mnou, nebyla isem to uzivit
oba nenasytne krky, ktere m
zustaly a tax konecne nucen;
isem byla odstehovati sc sen
do teto ulicky a deti poslat
zebrat IA ulicl.
Nahle zvolal baron: "kd'
isou veci, o kterych iste mlu
villa - detsle saticky a pr
STEM! - Podrzela lste Je
lax snacha vase ma smrteln
posteli vam pTikazala?'
Stara prisvedcila Il pravlla
"Ano, podrzela jsem Je. Cast
isem jc prodati chtela, nekd
ma chleb, indy na kofallNu. a
le vzdy panatovala Jsem s.
re otec ditete prece neoceks
yane muze prijiti Vecl on!
jakoz dite zadati. A tax pc
drzela jsem cely ten kram.
"Prineste to SEMI porouc'
sir Gervase.
Zvedla sc namahanm
belhala do kouta sve podkro'
nj syetnicky ku stare skfln
kde uschovane mtla vyzebr'
ne zbytky jidel, rozllcne N
driky hlavni vec, velkou j
hev koralky. Konecne nazv
dla zpuchrele prkno a yyna
2 pod neho balik obaleny S
dym papirem dukladne o
vazany starymi tkaniceml.
tevrela to a vybalila male, $
zloutle detske satecky a
nich teprve vytfasla prste
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krey Sc neZapre.
Myslivecke humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
POMSTA OSUDU.
Skoro humoreska.

OSuQ ZdSLTcll no 90 male
farky v horach - ale pan ia
rar byl vlastne myslivcem.
|Stesti jeste, re S obou stran je
'ho fairy byly honitby selske,
ktere 81 mohl anajmouti, jinak
by 81 byl snad zoufal.
Takto vsak, sotva re odbyl
'sve duchovnf funkce - a ne
bylo jich mnoho - sveriv Via
du mad hospodarstvim a poll
|sve sestre - poll bylo jeste
meme - popadl rucnici a zmi-
zel v revfru. Ba ami mse nemohl
|nekdy doslouziti pokojne; low
ne ptactvo mihalO Sc mu naboz
nymi myslenkami a koroptve V
lhejnech pTeletovaly mu pres
missal, 2 jehoz kazde inicialky
sklebila Sc nan zajeGi hlava a
jehoz kazdy cert podobal Sc
srnci.
Pan farar byl by nejradeji
lnasadil i ma stity farni parody,
kdyz mu je naposledy spravo-
vail - totiz ty stity! - ale u
znal, re to prece jcn tax ne
jde. A tax nemohl-li 81 faru
zvenci promeniti V myslivnu,
ucinil tax aspon uvnitr.
Chodby i pokoje zdobeny by
ly nejruznejsimi paruzky, O.
Bray re zivota loveckeho a Wy
cpanym ptactvem - a jeden
pokoj promen6n byl V maIy
zverinec. V klecich tam zilo
RUNE ptactvo naSe cizi a
mnohy kus skodne, chyceny dc
sklopce neb jine pasti.
A do kostela prenesl sv6
myslivectvi, zaloziv oltar Ike
cti syateho Huberta, patrona
vsech lovcu. Sam litoval jen, ze
je uz davno bii'moyan a jestt
ldaVneji kften - ale nikdy na
ljmeno Hubert a touzil velict
ma otce cirkevni, re nezavedl
jeSte jednu svatost, pri niz by
si' mohl dati toto jmeno.
Pochopitelno je, re nepatr
/, neho platu, ktery dostaval, ne
1 byl by 81 mohl platiti diva revi
ry. Ale ma stesti mel jakesi JIM
: nicko a reviry ty krone toh'
, byly veru Ia pGl zdarma. Je
re mely tn hloupou vlastnost
re Sc podobaly "kSandam" :
: jak rikal pan farar - to jest
: Dubina byla uprostTed n
: jednu stranu cd nj tahlo uZk
/ a dlouhe honbiste jedno a III
: opacnou stranu druhe.
I Ale to nevadilo panu farai
: KTemenovi. Naucil Sc ma star
> kolena jezditi ma kole a nemel
j Ii zamireno daleko, uzil svycl
: otuzilych "b6hu".
Pan farar Kremen, alt
= -Ipardon, takhle byste Sc IA IL
e no do smrti nedoptali. Spise h
5 znaji kamaradi jeho pode jm6
: mem Vodka. Ne, ze by 81 sna
: potrpel ma nejake likery. Pre-
/, to, ze byl velikym myslivcen
: byl naramne stridmy poziva
nj lihovych napoju. - Ale tt
p? to jmeno melo docela jiny pl
i vod.
: Kdyz totiz prisel mezi pr
/, chmurne zdi seminare a sem
0 moval Sc alumny, odpoyed'
n ia jejich otazku. jak sc im'
J. nuje;
a "Iiadejtc vod - * :
!, Mlnil zacatecni plsmenu sN
4 no jmena, ale od tie dolby nef
o kali mu jinak, nez pater Vo'
ka.
= Nuze, pan farar Kreme
ol mel take zarlzeny psinec n
20 kolik psi. Netreba ovsem pi
le pominati, ze byly mu pro
N stale stesky prednaseny cd j
O. no sestry, panny sKatynky, k
l. ra q pochopitelnych duyod
j. Vzhledem k citlive sve pleti, I
"a povedela temto milackum pal
e, farafovym pristup do sve k
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no Brok a pecliveji, nebot Sc
de "a panem farafem, zkou-
NAL okoll nejen zrakem, nybrz
i cichem a priblizila-li Sc zver
ma dostrel, dotkl Sc syym stu
denym noSem ucha spic1ho low
ce, bude no.
Ba, jednou dokazal take, re
rozumi feci lidske.
Pan farar navratil Sc ma kole
p reviru a vchazeje do dyora
farnlho, zpozoroval, re mu
schaN oblibena dymka.
"Ze jsem il nechal pod hro-
movou jedli'', povida sestre,
prohledavaje kapsy = "uz a
no, sedl jsem 81 tam -"
Nikdo 81 nevSiml, re Brok
zmizel. Marine bylo vecer svo-
lavani k veceri. Brok nikde.
Pan farar myslil, re Sc nejspi-
Sc nekam zatoulal a sliboval
mu pekny vyprask. - Ale ja-
Ike bylo podiveni vsech, kdyz
r&no pri oteyirani domovnich
dver1 shledano, re ma prahu le-
III Brok, jenz honem sypal Sc
do pokoje pane fararova a po-
daval mu - Ztracenou dymku.
| Tenkrat Sc vSak vecer Wy
pravil pan farar do mistni re-
staurace a Sc zapalem llcll
lchytrost psovi doktorovi a ma
iemci statku, iedine to ho-
lnoraci dubinecke.
Divili sc neverili. Kdez pax
take!
A spiskali dohromady panu
farari wee, ma kterou nemuZe
zapomenouti. A vzpomene-h s.
ma nj Brok, je mu velmi nevol'
mo.
| Unaven sedl 81 jednoho par.
In6ho odpeledne pan farar Kre
men do prohlubne, zakryte
Ishora klestem a ma uschly
Istrom pripoutal vyra. Bylo t.
ma pasece nedaleko "a farou
Ale hofko bylo tax velke, zt
lusnul, nez byl napocital diva
Get; kde Sc wall, tn sc wal
lpoiednou doktor a najemce We
kostatku, nesouce papouska ~
"zverince" pane fararova, KITE
r6ho posadili ma strom a vyr'
odnesli.
Brok lezel "a boudou, al
vida zname, zavrtel jen pru
tenn ami Sc nehnul.
Papousek Sc nejprve dlvlI
nerikal mic, ale sotva doktor
naiemcem zmizeli, rozepia
Ikfidla pocal volati:
, "Aj, al - dobrytro - a.
4 all"
TO vzbudilo pana farare
: nepteite Sc, jak udivene Sc tv'
: I'll. Brzy ovsem pochopil, jal
| Sc to stale, nebot' sotva prise
! doma, hlasila mu sestra, re 5
! tn byl pan doktor yypuJcltl pa
pouska, - nesmlrne Sc div
i la, ze 81 no on nese domu 2 le
i sa.
Ale Brok 81 to vypil a jest
1 dnes jezi Sc mu chlupy ma "a
dech pri pomysleni ma rany
!. tituly, jen tenkrate dostal.
Cd te DOLBY zanevrel Jak'
} pan farar ma Broka a jezdlvi
do reviru ma kole sam. An
/ kdyz jel zaopatroyali a bral
: sebou do vozu rucnici, ably II
/, |zpatecni ceste mohl uz revlrC
: vati, nepozval k sobe Broka.
: Ale Spatne sc mu to Vypli
l. tilo.
Jednou unaven utahan 81
y be tax zvolna kolo lesem, kdy
a poiednou re skarpy vysko'
i proti n6mu tenny stln~ q s "
; krikem: "Stuj.' chce mu ri
staviti kolo.
Ale pan farar nepozbyl d'
g chapritomnosti.
l. Uhnul kolem stranou, hma
l. do kapsy, kde mel nesmlrl
veliky klic cd fary a namlf
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Nan, kterou Robert Greylock
naruci X vam prinesl, nj
koliv Nan, nybrz jar
Stara ohyzda vedela tax ma
10 o Greylockovych a jejich
bohatstvi a spoleGenskem po-
staveni, jako 0 behu planet ne
beskych:- nemohla tedy ustou-
pitt od pravdy sveho tvrzeni.
"Nan pfisla teprve po dvou
letech po one noel ma svet, !"
odpovedela. "Coz nevis vice,
ze jsem vzdy davala il pred te
bou pTednost? A proc take ne?
Vzdyt' byla ditkem Judith
nym. Lituji, re jsem il proda-
la. Kdo bude Sc nyni V me sta
robe mne starati? Nam ze-
brati po ulicich az zemru?
Polly! Polly! SepJala-sve kost
nate ruce a pokracovala: "Vi-
dim ma tobe, re Sc ii vede do
bre. Zajiste bylo by to od te-
| be hodne, kdybys pro mne ne
co ucinila - pro mne, ktera
| isem t6 VychOVala a neOpuSti-
la, kdyz vlastni rodicove tax
ucinili."
Sir Gervase dial 81 cd stare
NY znova vypraveti rozmluvu
mezi Juditou BlackoVou a myn
otcem, ma to podal il slibeny
zavitek bankoyek a ujistil il
dalSi svou podporou, nacez O.
pustili isme dun a ulici Har-
mony.
Bylo mi, jako bych snila,
kdyz jsme opet zahnuIi do 81
roke ulice, kde mas kocar oce-
T
kaval. Cely svet Sc nahle pre-
mne prom6nil; tez baronovc
chovani vuci mne bylo jin6. S
rytlfskou usluznosti nabidl m
sve rame. Ach, nebyla jsem Vi
! ce ubohou sluzkou, ale jeho Sc
strenicf.
: Jak zvlaStni mi to vse pTi
pada!" Nemohu to pochopit,'
Vzdychla jsem, kdyz jsme by
( Ii ma cest6 ku Blackportu; "Nt
vim, mam-li sc radovati, ncbt
smutna byti. Sam iste videl
jak vytecn6 dovede Nan svt
q misto v Greylock Woods East;
D watt. Mohla by to rozena Grey
I. lockova Iepe konati? Nebyl;
: tak-nadanou, jako ta nejnada
: InejSi, tax krasnou, jako Ia ne
: rasn6jsi? Jak mohu nyni ia JIG
0 ii misto zaujati? Zdam Sc by
: ii vetrelkyni. Pohled'te ma mn,
: a pomyslete 81 rozdil mezi pot
vrzenou a pravou Ethel
"Patfim ma vas" pravil po
koine vidim We vas zjey
jenz V mnoha pfilezitostech oh
e jevil Sc byti slechetnym, vel
} komyslnym a vetsi duv6ry hod
A nym. Spravedlnost musi kOne{
: ne zviteziti a odstrceni, kter6
ho Sc vam oSudem dostalo, m
a 81 byti vyrovnano. Nikdo 81 tC
II no vice pratt nebude, jako Ma
n sama. Nabizim yam, draha sc
l. strenice, sve sluzby; bude t
e mou milou povinnosti pomot
y vam ku dosazeni vascho zakC
J. niteho prava.'
Il "Nalczla iScm jmeno pf
II tele," poyzdychla jsem, al
ot nikoIiv Nan. kdeh asi jest dnC
/. niho vecera? Bez pratel, na |
a teku, sc zoufalstyim V srdci r
st kan obratiIa kroky sve? Oh
&c z5ilim pri pomysleni IA post;
t vcni jeji!''
a. Zdaz slova ma no dojala
ii Vazny, hnedy jeho oblicej b,
10 ode mne odvracen; neodpov
as del. All, citil soustrast $ Ma
e. ptal 81 il nalezti, pfal zpet c
lie Greylock Woods privesti, sa
n - miloyal il jestd? Zdaz q
De choyala 81 srdce Jeho deer
Ia Judity Blackoye Il tanccnik
I'll ktere dobyla hrda dedicl
" Godfreye Greylocka? Kdoz
10 mohl rlci?
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Radnl nema byti panem
wardy ale lidu v nj sluzebni-
KEN, coz by mel kazdy ma
zreteli miti. Toho nahledu
jest Josef Stibr, kandidat IA
radniho 13. wardy.
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Religious Notice.

boycott and suppress; and aver that
in all my writings you will not find one
statement that is not confirmed by the
writings of Mary Baker Eddy, the Dis
coverer and Founder Of Christian
Science. My teaching is neither hidden
nor obscure, but plainly set forth in
print, for all to investigate and compare
with that of Mrs. Eddy, and on this
basis | am happy to be judged by hui
manity. Perhaps it is the animus Of
Principle publicly to enlighten the peo-
pie and the Field of Christian Science,
by settling the question in a court, as
to the correctness of my teaching, which
they have heretofore been forbidden, by
my opponents, to investigate. Of this
l am confident-that Truth and Love is
emancipating humanity from mental
slavery, and that behind the so-called
material man and material universe
"standeth God amid the shadows, keep
ing watch above His own.S
The charge made against me by the
Boston board Of directors in their find
ing, to which you allude, viz, that Of
working against the interests of the
members of the Church who were not
my students, is equally false and un-
founded. In letter to me, published
on page 358 of Miscellany, Mrs. Eddy
declared:
"You are aware that animal
magnetism is the opposite of divine
Science, and that this opponent is
the means whereby the conflict
against Truth is engendered and
developed. Beloved! you need to
watch and pray that the enemy Of
good cannot separate you from
your Leader and best earthly
friend"
Mrs. Eddy knew that she had thor
oughly taught me self-defence in Chris
tian Science. Early in my Christian
Science experience she called me to her
with the following letter, which I ap-
pend in facsimile:
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Mrs. Eddy saw that / must under
stand the claim of envy and jealousy in
order to cope with these mental quail
ties; and the teaching which she has
impaired to me on this subject has
enabled me to meet every attack of the
enemies Of good, in their secret sugges-
tions and sudden sallies, with The
spiritual power of Truth and Love,
against which the gates of hell cannot
prevail. If the struggling Christian
Scientists had been permitted to inves-
tigate my teaching upon mental self
defence in Christian Science, which is
found in my book, "Reminiscences, Ser
mons, and Correspondence" on pages
487-489, and which volume they have
been forbidden to read under penalty of
accommodation, they would have es-
capped the pit and the fall and would be
found to-day rejoicing in emancipation
from mental slavery, and demonstrating
the power of ever-present Truth and
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Religious Notice.

of place in obscure portions Of the
shelves; they have even been burned,
as have been informed by some who
afterwards repented of this act, COM
parable only to the burning Of the
Bible by ecclesiastical tyrants of the
medieval ages.
To-day, the same element in the
carnal mind is at work to prevent, if
this were not impossible, the under
standing Of my trial." as that element
which attempted aforetime to withhold
the Bible from the people, before God
freed them to read it's sacred pages.
In past years, Mrs. Eddy's works have
met with similar opposition, but from
this they have been delivered. The
hour is coming, nay, is now at hand,
when the struggler for an understand
ing of Christ's Christianity, or Christ
ian Science, will also read my books
without fear of punishment, and learn
the truth concerning my history and my
teaching of genuine Christian Science,
as promulgated by Mary Baker Eddy.
In regard to the authenticity of the
letters and kilograms inserted in the
last pages of the volume, Miscellany,
to one Of which you have alluded, and
which have been printed over the name
of Mrs. Eddy, the facts were brought
out in testimony during the trial now
at issue between the Boston board Of
directors, and the trustees of the pub
fishing society, that Mrs. Eddy did not
see all her letters and kilograms, but
that some of them were answered by
others without her knowledge; also
that the volume entitled Miscellany
was not published during Mrs. Eddy's
earthly experience, nor under her
supervision, but was issued nearly
three years after Mrs. Eddy had risen
package of manuscript for Miscellany
and dated August 21, 1909, had passed
of directors before publication; and
that they inserted matter other than
sealed package. The burden of proof
that these letters and kilograms are
authentic, rests upon those officials
passed before publication. l have
never believed one statement that has
been attributed to Mrs. Eddy in Mis-
ing, her statements to me during more
than twenty-five years, and which
reverses and traduces her courageous
character.
Mrs. Eddy indeed entrusted me with
a "momentous move," when she sent
me to New York City to establish the
Christianity of Christian Science" I
shall continue to be faithful to her
charge never to forsake her, as she en-
treated in her letter, from which I in
sert an excerpt below; and genuine
Christian Science will never again "be
lost as aforetime"
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist
New York City, which was conceived
and brought forth through the spiritual
labors of myself and my devoted stu
dents, who were spiritually illumined,
can never become the demonstration of
others, either by seizure and occupancy,
or as the result of an arbitrary exercise
of authority by the Boston board of di-
rectors, in so-called trial and excom-
munication, in which this board as
sumed the functions of judge, jury, and
prosecuting attorney. On this point l
quote further from your letter:
May we say in all love, that
swhen you have in meekness and
honesty confessed and corrected
the faults for which your name was
dropped as member of The
Mother Church, you may rise to the
concept that our revered Leader
chad of you when she united her
name with yours in the cornerstone
of this Church, and then you may
begin to build on wholly spiritual
foundation, as the members of this
Church are Loyalty, honestly and
rmeekly striving to do"
my name was dropped by the Boston
board of directors from the member
ship roll of The Mother Church organi-
zation, because my understanding of
Christian Science, gained from Mrs.
Eddy's personal instruction during
more than twenty-five years Of close
association, did not conform to the con-
cept of Christian Science which they
held. My teaching was indeed diamet-
rically opposed to their teaching, their
understanding, and their mode of
action. They declared, during this So
called trial, or conference" that they
were mortal moaU, but would attain to
Immortality at some future time; while
Iastood resolutely for present immor-
tality, as Mrs. Eddy had taught me, and
which she confirms on page 242 of her
book, The First Church of Christ.
Scientist, and Miscellany. when she re-
plies to an inquirer who had been SIM
ilarly catechized:
You can never demonstrate
spirituality until you declare your
self to be immortal and understand
that you are so. Christian Science
is absolute; it is neither behind the
point of perfection nor advancing
towards it; it is at this point and
must be .practised therefrom."
AS to the written opinion Of the Bos-
ton board Of directors, that was
Teaching pretended Christian Science"
Il aver that my teaching was the very
opposite of their teaching and practice,
but in strict conformity with that of
nay Leader and Teacher, Mrs. Eddy;
and invite them, as we'll as yourselves,
as the present board of trustees of First
Church of Christ, Scientist, New York
City, to search my published books, SER
mons and articles on Christian Science,
from 1884 to date, which the directors
and their adherents have endeavored to
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

At that time was ignorant of the
fact that must meet the claim of envy
and jealousy, which then seemed to be
aroused, and whose hostile insinuations
were even then being voiced through
avenues at Mrs. Eddy's very side, as in
dicated by the following facsimile ex-
cerpts from letters which she wrote to
me:
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Faithfully in Christian Science,
l.e14k&Nd~-,,
Faithfully in Christian Science,

The foIloVihg article, acritten By
aon-Scientist, Mr.. II. e. Montague,
Ph. d., and published in "The National
Press Reporter" describes the boy
cotting of ny books by my opponents,
and also contains the Resolution of the
Board of Trustees of First Church of
Christ, Scientist, New York City, dc-
cepting Nth regret, my resignation, in
1909, Uhich wiu correct erroneous
press reports that aods "ercommuni-
cated' from First Church:
A MODERN INoUIsITIoN
Our attention has recently been attracted
TO a newspaper article from the West, written
by a local representative of the board of direc-
tors of The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boston, Mass, which attacks public library
for placing on its shelves and circulating Mrs.
Augusta e. Stetson's books, "reminiscences,
Sermons, and Correspondence and "Vital
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
A MODERN INoUISITIoN

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