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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27

Trust Co., National City Bank. First
Security Bank, First National Bank,
Esuitable Trust Co., National Sur
ty Co., U. S. Mortgage and T.ust
Co., Mechanics and Metals Nation
al Bank, and the Chase National
Bank. This is known as the New
York Bank combine, with ]. P. Nor
gan and Company at its head with
interlocking directorships in all the
above named companies. Naturally
j. P. Morgan and company have a
big influence on all business done
by these concerns. Now what con-
nection have these banks, insurance
companies and trust companies with
the railroads you ask? Here is an
extract from the report of the Re-
search and Publicity Bureau of The
Railway Employees Department of
The AMERICAN Federation of Labor,
complied by Mr.. Jert Lauck who serv-
ed on the War Labor Board and
who is competent to present such
matters to the public. Mr.. Lauck
is now and has been for the past
two years, consulting economist
for the Labor Organizations. His
research shows, that, "the control
of the transportation system of the
country including nearly every large
and important system of today CEN
ters in New York City, and the main
lines of policy for the industry are
determined upon a national basis
by group of New York Banks.
This group of New York Banks is
closely knit together into a single
unit through maze of interlocking
directorates, and leadership in this
combine has been maintained through
credit control by the house of Nor
gan. This control extends not only
to the various railroad systems, but
also to the chief industries of the
country which supply the railroads
with fuel, material for maintain
ence of way, and equipment, new
equipment and other supplies. Ger
tain members of this financial group
are primarily railway directors, and
they constitute what might be term
ed the Railway Department of this
Unified Financial Combine. T. De-
witt Cuyler and w. w. Atterbury
who are, and have been leading the
attack on organized employees of
the roads, both before the country
and Labor Board, are members of
this committee of this combine. The
spread of control of this New York
Railway Department extends to ev-
cry SETON of the country, thereby
accounting for the fact, that the
present policies are being followed
on national basis" Now, how can
the farmer, the worker, the merchant
expect to get any fair dealings from
the roads when they are owned and
controlled by such combination :?
Yet the Railway Executives Asso-
citation, with T. Dewitt Cuyler at
its head, made fun of, and criticiz-
ed and hindered by every means
possible the successful operation of
the roads by the government during
the war, and have done all in their
power since to hinder the proper
functioning of the Labor Board and
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27

man is a member of the Railway
Executives Association, and as Mr..
Cuyler is the chairman of this As
ISOLATION, there must be something
wrong with either T. Dewitt's ideas
about this strike, or j. E. Gorman has
"spilled the BEANS" In any event,
we ARE NOT STRIKING AGAINST
THE GOVERNMENT, as Mr.. Cuyler
is so anxious to have the public be-
lieve.
To quote the New York World in
the LITERARY DIGEST of July Is,
'There is needed a through recon-
struction of the present rail road
law For if American Railroads ex-
plotting the richest country in the
world are not solvent enough to pay
= living wage to every employee,
then something is radically wrong
with the way those roads are ham
died" And these roads are cham
died." controlled OF what ever way
you wish to put it, by the before
mentioned Banking Trust Of New
York City, through their represta-
tives and officials. Controlling to a
very large extent the wealth of the
nation, and with hand on the very
arteries of tie commonwealth of the
country, with the credit of the en-
tire population at it's mercy, is it
my wonder that this country has
seen in a turmoil of unrest and in
'ustrial strife for the past two years
or more? This octopus of great
wealth can at will affect the lives
1f nearly the whole nation.
Think of the millions of people
chat are within reach of the influ-
ence of this monster, and then ask
yourself if you can see where the
Government had a chance to show
he public that Federal operation Of
re roads was success?
So long as such monoply exists,
long as corporation working on
he lines followed by J. P. Morgan
md Co. and it's associates exists,
iust so long will there be ill feeling
1nmity and hatred between the man
IN the overalls and the "petty" offic-
n, who in times like the present,
submerges his self respect and all
principles of human rights and
fair play, and sells his mind and
body to this blood sucking monster.
7uch action is similar to that of
Judas Iscariot, who sold his Lord
for bag of silver. These men do
he same, for they do NOT have to
do the work of the men who are
out on strike. And don't let them
" to make you believe that they
do. They are doing it merely for
chance to lick the boots of their
MASTER, for a crumb of recogni-
ton from the money glutton who re-
sides in New York, and whose slaves
they are. The Labor Board has in
formed them that they cannot be
made to do work otter than their
regular duties. Yet for a "bag of
silver" tey would betray, cut the
Threats of the men whose organiza-
ton and earnest efforts have had
no small part in enabling them to
secure the "petty" office they now
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
THE RAILROAD SITUATION
Under Government Control and Pri
vate Operation

In looking through a pile of old
newspapers few days ago found
a copy of Lnodon Times dated
July a, 1919, an American number.
Among various articles intended for
Americans who happened to be in
the British Isles, was one by T. De-
witt Cuyler, chairman Of the Rail
way Executives Association, entitl-
ed american Railways-Situation
as result of the war-failure of gov
eminent control-plans for return
to owners"
Being "railroader" it attracted
my attention and persued it to the
finish. / must admit that T. Dewitt
certainly did Saving a wicked ham
mer" at that time, and no doubt he
still swings it with as much fervor
as then. In all that article there
was not one word of appreciation
as to the way in which the roads
had been handled during what was
probably the most trying time a
government such as ours ever under
went. Nothing but fault-finding and
criticism of the way the roads had
been run and maintained. Natur-
ally Mr. Cuyler being an Executive"
and the chairman of the Executives
association, was interested in put
ting forth at that time as much
f'copy" as possible to turn public
sentiment toward returning the
roads to private owners. He men
tions "There is outside of railroad
labor, almost complete concensus
of opinion adverse to Government
ownersip or operation" That was
in 1919. We wonder what the con-
census of public opinion is today,
after being subjected to the high
rates and false promises of lower
rates that has been going on for SO
long with nothing Forthcoming.
Are the rate so wonderfully low
they allow the average American to
purchase the necessities of life any
lower than in 1919? Are the roads
so wonderfully managed that the
service is worth the exorbitant price
the PUBLIC has had to pay, in the
way of increased freight schedules,
reclassifcation of certain articles
which caused them to be higher still?
\ Mr.. Cuyler also says "The public
demand good transportation and they
are now realizing that in order to
obtain it they must pay for it,, Yea
verify they did pay for it, and they
are still paying for it as result of
the methods employed by this same
gentleman who is Chairman OF Rail
way Executives Association, and
who has a big Influence in railway
circles.
Instead of giving credit to the
Government for the way in which
ii handled the roads during those
trying and strenuous days, he finds
fault with it, and allows his crit
icism to find issue in an English
newspaper at tine when thi coun-
try was in the Reconstruction" per-
lod, as it wa called. Coming from
a man high up in business circles
and being for foreign consumption,
as it were, this fault finding was
somewhat out of place. It must
have given Americans abroad a feel
ing that this government certainly
had made "botch" of things dur
ing the war, when as a matter of
fact we have nothing to be ashamed
of. At one time during the war,
there arose a situation which for a
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
Candidate For
PROBATE JUDGE
Republican Ticket

have been your sheriff for the past years. and in that
capacity endeavored to administer the duties of my
the benefit of the entire people have duty as an
fetal have it. and have all times stood ready
willing to act when the occasion desired in that all
be enforced
am asking your elect me Probate Judge and
if elected pledge you the pansang effort in the work
OF that office believe am fully competent to handle this
campaigns will do much for this time you will find
on the job working for your interests.
When you go to the polls Tuesday if you can give
vote and word to your friends shall appreciate it, would
like to meet every voter personally but this practically
possible take this method of reaching you and assuring
you that will be thankful for any effort you may in
my behalf.
Thanking you for past favors am
Yours very truly,
DR. w. O. NELSON.
Candidate for Probate Judge.
riSmnt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
Tyrone Chautauqua
August LIST to 5th, Inclusive

The Cautauqa Tyrone
and made dh
of
On the
Bone and other hauauqm and lycem
PROGRAM
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Lecture irofhe Newspaper n".o6@r
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ctue of Mani.
THIRD DAY
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'Thoughm whine ....sd omon Ramaing
~"CappyRc
Evenings Musical a;y". LOeH Orchestral
Evening" Joy
Luxe. IsefR usia Quartet
All Sunday Will n to
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27
IN VT A r {

Societatea Rolnana de Auto
81 Cultura "Adevarul-Auroras
din South Bethlehem, Pa. are o
noare invita- onor. Societati, Pa
rochii 81 Cluiburi, precum 81 pt
toti fratii toti fratii Romani dir
loc 81 jur lua parte la mare;
Petrecere de Toamna >(Culesu
Viilor) fmprennata cu dams, ear.
va avea loc Sambata % Oct. 1872:
in hala Societatii din Z. 3ld Str
No. ITO.
1nceputul la orele Z p. m.
Vestita mrxica d-lui Petr,
Laicu din Philadelphia va distr;
pc on. public Gil cele mai fr,lmoas,
arii de joe 81 cantece rationale.
Pretul de fntrare: Domnii soc
Damele IS cent?.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc ell MARI
multlmita 81 Sc vor cuita pc cal
ziaristiea.
Bufetul va Ii asortat Gu cclc ma
glrstoase mezelnri 81 bauturi raco
Iritoare.
! Deci i'll speranta ca toti frati
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor d.
sprUlnul d-nealor, participand in
tr'un numar cat sc poatc de mar
la aceasta petrecere, pana la reve
derc va salnta1n cu drag.
Ccmitetul Aranjator.
(25l, 52~753).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27

A1i oancni 'rnsaj ! daca era
vre-o dovada sigufd 'eontfs lor, a.,
fl fost arcstati deanult.
Banuirea acestor dol vine in
urma unei declaratii facItc de
vaduva Jane Gibson, fosta dan
satoare de circ, care din canza
rlnor vatamatnri, sa retraS de pc
seena 81 Sc ocupa ell cresterea por-
cilor pc 0 farma de go de acre, I'm
apropiere Gle New Brunswick.
Detectivii spun ca eli nu vor E
multumiti numai CHI. arestarca a
cestor dol suspect. dar ca voi
mai aresta 81 pc IN parochiar
proeminent de ia biserica und,
Hall servisc ca Paroch.
Omul acesta asavut un ,autOmO
bil care semana GU acela la al
carui fclinare sa obseryat il
camp lupta infre asasini 81 victi
me. Automobilnl acesta ar
noaptea trecuta intr'rln mod mis-
terios. Omni in chestie zice ca n,
site cine la dat foe. Stunt banuel
ca el STA dat singur foe automc
bilului, numai ca sd distruga un
| dintre doyezile ce ar ii 1putut pu
ne autoaitatile pc urlnele adevd
ratilor criminaii.
Sc mai crede ca omul de care
volba ar fl fost insarcinat G.
spionarea preotului 81 a amante
iui, 81 ca el ar fl aflat mai dina
imte despre jntalnirea ce 0 proiec
tasera pcntru noaptea in care s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27
DOUA LUMI
CONTlNUARE DM PE PAGINA !

nostlr della orase, ar ii facut ce au
facut taranii, designr, ga 81 cei II
la slta elevi, ar Fl avut loc in scoa
Ia, unde ar Fl PRINT instructiuni s
lumlna, pentru binele lor 81 al nea
mului nostru. Oar aga, unde-i tri
mltl? Ii lasi in intuneric, cand vez
ca Sc shat pentru llminaf 7 Sa le dec
statul locnri in scoalas De ce o
bllgatiunea aeeasta? De ce tara
nul sa-si puc avutul 81 munca ID
dispozitia ministerului ca sa- in
fiihteze scoale, lar tn, fmbogatitu
lie, sd MI te gandesti la ascmenes
fapte mobile.
Oar nu numai atat.
Avem in tara cateva zeci de mi
dc vaduve de razboi, Ia care nj
meni nu Sc gandeste. Uni poate
ar vrea sd fnvete carte 81 nu au
mijloace; altii ma au mancare, NJ
au fmbracaminte. Sc pr6padcsc
sau apuca pc caile rxtacirei.
Mi sc va spune poate Cd, prin
jocurile publice de noroc, prin bu,
Ia, statul STA Great I'm frumos We
nit de cateva zeci de~milioane. Pen
tru mine insa, . tara care Isl spo-
reste veniturile pe asemenea cai,
Sc afla in situatis barbatulni care
trieste de pc uru,e adulteFului ..
tiei sale. Venitnrile acestea stunt
morale 81 nu fac seiaets eslui care
le pune II Gale. fDecie)
conn, G 1ndd dstsonN,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Hong Kong. Sase distruga-
oare americana au trecut pc aici
n drumul lor catre Manila.
Verdun. - In padurea Caures
"a facut cn mare solemnitate des-
elirea unui moment &c reprezin-
razboiul hlmei.
Stockholm. In timpul unei
'urtuni pc mare, s'au scufundat
REQ trei vase de pescuit. Nnma-
'ul innecatilor de 9.
Peking. - Pc ziua de ] Decem-
orie Japonia va restitui Chinei To-
,alitatea Tsing-Tao.
= q n
Atena. - Aici s'au tinut mai
multe intrnniri sgomotoase, la ca
e multimea aplauda pc vorbitorii
GEO fndemnau la revolutie.
Berlin. = Intreaga presa ataca
planul de reparatiuni al lui Bar
hou, numindui un asalt dat asu-
pra suveranitatii germane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27
, IN JURuL CRIlGEI
HALL-IGIL.Ls..
tcs.fl.ssrs q = 90 u

Arestarea Q posibil sa Sc faca
char astazi, 81 Sc crede ca femeia
. cssi PRISONERS, desi M fost ri.
dioaM pana aeum do Ia locuinta,
Age 80 anuutS din uncle p2rti,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27

UM lUuh WNpLWLUD
Gu pivnitele goale yom avea .
iarna crancena.
A
Guinea model este mai in JOS
decum a fost.
u
Tn STAT sanatos: 'Sa nu mergi
nicicand la vanatoare cu inamicul
tau
-
America refuza sd anuleze da-
toriile Europei 81 Legiunea Anne,
ricana refuza sd anuleze 'honr-
snl".
| d
| Tot caii regilor 81 toti calaretii
cnglezi nu mai pot rcface Anglia
cum a fost.
| -
! l'nii vecini imprumuta orice,
lnafara de sugaci.
| "a
( Ectrele M sunt a1at de sflnte
lcum erau. dar chiria a progresat
| -
| Actorii sc gandesc la iarna, ial
| audienta aplandeaza sa-si tina
| mantle cald.
.
| Gel mai bun orologiu dimineats
,ste mirosul dejunului.
"a
| Sc spune c; Babe Ruth va +
| andut. Da. dar nevoie de III
| gent bun. Ell multi mai bun ca II
| .nul trecut.
d
| Verii de la tara rasplatesc acun
erilor din oras pentru vizita de
,sta vara.
Il
| In Owensboro, KY, un copil {
'ost prins Gu 'ibotlegging'' Al
rebui sd existe lege contr;
,bootleggerilor" minori.
A
| Precautiunea este foarte nece
ara la pescuit. mai cu seama cane
u esti pestele
d
'Iucru orr lupta' aceasta :;
ost deviza americana in razboiu
ar acum sunt ambele.
"a
| Tn ON sarac este impuscat, ia1
'nul Dogat este acllZat numal CT
etinerea promisiunei Asa-s fe
nellie. ce sd lie faci!
-
| Tn ON din Boston spune ca III
aea Sc va sfarsi in 2000 de ami. $
,oi cunoaytem unM care crede G;
| G Napoleon, dar e.. in cas-;
,ebunilor.
"a
| Cuvintclc usoare au, de mute
ri, mai multa mportanta ca eel
rele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27
RepTcsintaltT PaOCli|OI
Dfiaeaza IN act
peO1csC

In dupa amiaza zilei de Is Oc-
tombrie, s'a tinut, la Youngstown,
0 adunare, prilejuita de pasireal
prea putin usuabila, a catorvaI
prcoti greco-ortodoxi din America, !
impotriva parintelui loan Podea,
81 a fost, fara indoiala, un gest ma
scut din dorinta de apara cinstea
unui prect 81 ON, fnviruit pc me-.
drept tocmai dc colegii sal.
Adunarea s'a deschis de catre
Dl. Tecusan, presedintele clubului
'.Olteanul' sub auspiciile c;rui
grup fost pusa adunarea.
Au fost rcpresintate parchoiile
de la Warren, Ohio, Farrell, Pa,
Alliance, Akron 81 Youngstown, Gu
| adcrarea in scris a parochiei din
Detroit, Michigan; cluburile Ol-
teanul 81 Tincrimea Romano !; ziare-
le: Rcmanul 81 America.
Scria vorbirilOr fost deschisa de
catre dl. Tectsan, cunoscator adinc
IL situated bisericii locale, care
arafat prin cite luptc a trebuit sd
! reaca parintele Podea pentru a 81
istiga iubirea nefatarita a poporu-
III 81 ura neimpacata a colegilor 81
uperiorilor sal.
D-sa aminteste incidente din is
toria bisericilor romine ortodoxe
din America, document1ndu-le, in
,ele mai multe cazuri, prin scricri
oublicate, prin fnsemnari 81 docu-
mente pastrate in diferite archive.
Dl. Stefan Florescu urmeaza d.
nj Tecusan 81, printr'o bine docu-
nentata vorbire, arata diferinta de
aractcr dintre eel fnvinuit prin
sMemoriul" TRIMS Consistorului
j acei earl l'an semnat.
Citeste I'M articol din "Gazeta
rransilvanieni' 81 enumara GU
| ,xactitatc incidente carl an contri-
| ouit la destramarei cictii biseri-
| ,esti. E viu aplaudat de catre cei
| lie fata.
Sc ocupa cftva timp de situatia
,isericei locale, situatia la inrairea
Garcia contribuit tocmai unul dim
re preotii local.: par. Muresan.
| D-lui Florescu ii urmeaza Dl. I.
Y. Barbu, redactorul ziarului "Ro-
nanul'', care Sc marginestc vorbi
mai mutt de intereselc bisericii no,
,stre ca institutiune, de cit a adu.
,e invinuri preotilor.
Liam cunoscnt pc pd,lntcle
podea sub d0ua rapOrturi: ca dug
nan 81 ca prieten" zice D-sa, vor-
lind despre parintele Podea "si
mdrturisesc ca Fam gdsit IN am
! 5ele, omul cuvintului, omul cinstci
i pc omul indrdgh de cei slobi 81
'rudnici". D-sa felicita pc initiate
Irii acestci adunari.
"E primal gest al poporului amt
care Sc facc pentrN apararea N'.ati
ON, pc med''ept i,arinuit" zis
| D-sa.
| Vorbirea D-lui Barbu a fost in.
,rerupta des, de vii APPLAUSE.
| Urmeaza ID. Orasean, represin.
tantnl de la arren, care infiereaza
purtarea preotilor 81 explica cazul
pc care il enumara parintele Ellie
Popp in brosura sa.
] "E o falsitate" zicc ID. Orasan.
! Urmeaza apoi Dl. Nicolaie Ba-
leni de la Warren care arat& insenl.
1atatea revistei "Semanktorul'' =
ca isvor de informatiuni ri focar
de lumina -pentru poporul romin
din America.
/ vorbcste dnpa' accia parintele
Baloiu, care explica cum s'a fntim-
plat Cd numele Sfintei Sale sth a
i para alAtnri de celelalte semnaturi,
pc Memcriu.
Declara Cd a fost indus in er0arc,
ed nu pactat GU ceilalti pre0ti
pentrn a denatura adevarnl in fata
Consistoriului, 81 face sa se iscc
celia &c constitute un adevarat scan
a z - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-27

pe cei yoiesc - NJ stea nnte caauz de toFu prn
'ipus Desbna u stkpaneete' Numele a. u u.
cul g onosre - cuvne acelua carss erttogt III
|perponals psntrn inerescle mutmi 81 81 ueor1
q. STxNGBkMGep
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-25

From letters and other sources,
find that many Colonist readers have
imbibed the idea that our soil here is
awfully poor and THEREFORE we are
on to hard proposition, if not on the
road the the eternal bow-wows. Be
cause | told the truth as reported in
the bulletin Of the Louisiana State Ag-
rigulturaI College on the analysis OF
Vernon Parish Soils and stated also
the truth that quite all the long-leaf
pine lands were deficient in lime, nj
trogen, phosphorus. and little below
the requirements for fertility in pot
ash. some people have jumped to the
conclusion that there is no remedy and
that the lands we have bought and are
buying are low priced because they are
no good, etc. There is one of two
things true of them, to come to any
such conclusion. Either they know
nothing of real practical agriculture,
or if the are farmers, they are of the
kind that when an agent of the Agri-
cultural Department spoke to them to
how to preserve the fertility of their
soils or how to produce fertility on a
poor or rundown soil, said you cant
tell me anything about soil. ! have
worn out two farms already" Let me
tell these pessimists that we are adding
lime to our soils that we get RIGHT
HERE ON OUR OWN LANDS; we are
adding humus and nitrogen that we
get right here on our own lands; and
we have made start growing kudzu,
the best nitrogen-gatherer of them all,
and really are breeding and will pro-
duce kudzu roots until we WI have
this soil builder in abundance to put
wherever needed. When | wrote the
short article that appeared lately on
the kudzu vine, | omitted great deal
that is interesting, but will go more into
detail later. Let me say to these weak
hearted pessimists who. like a mule.
will shy and scare at an old stump or
a white paper, and whose imaginations
run riot with all manner of thoughts
of encouragement, but are as tame as
lambs on thoughts that tend to en-
couragement-let me say to them thai
they had better cure their disease of
pessimism; for here what we have done
and what we are doing will cure that
disease, unless it has developed to
point of monomania.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-25
THE POLITICAL PARTY
OF THE NEW ORDER


New conditions demand new solu-
items Ths Old order must pass and
Be replaced BY new one. In truth.
the new political Party will not Be d
party at all. but universal mutual
organization based ur-a universal fun
danenfal laws, that work for the good
IF al. Ii will Be 4 Party. only, durir,
its inception and CESSATION. When It
reaches maturity il will have grown
out Of part into the WHOLE.
Every complete healthy organism
has three essential parts or functions;
center. circumference. and neu-
trail sphere Of balance or adjustment.
The center Of the executive. building
force that moulds and directs the wish
Is Of the many thru the will Of the one.
A centertis not necessarily single cell
Of individual, but a complete organism
itself, having its own center. circun-
ference and neutral sphere working as
unit or one, just as the head Of an
Individual has each Of these parts and
executes Or guides harmoniously the
unanimous desires of the rest of the
body Of healthy organism. As a
healthy human body is harmonious
unity Of lesser cells or units, SO is hui
mainly unity Of individuals that
should follow the same plan and be a
harmonious Temple or body of the liv-
ing God. Every organism, however
minute, is a nnicrocosm or reflected i'm
age Of the One Macrocosm, a single
pattern Or design running thru all.
Each Of the three main parts Of mi
crocosm has four attributes or qualities
making twelve in all and each one of
the twelve is also twelve Of lesser
attributes or parts, or "A in each com
pick microcosm, each part being also
a potential reflection of the greater.
This is demonstrated in the zodiac and
sypaboiized in the twelve sons Of Jacob
and the twelve disciples of Jesus. The
human body focuses the wishes of the
lesser microcosms in the Pituitary
Body, Or seat IF VIII, and if the viii
is in harmony and at one with the
Divine Will ii will guide the growth
and functions Of the body into normal
and healthy form. Any injury to the |
Pituitary Body injuries its ability to
function in true harmony with Divine
Will or Divine Design and an unhealthy
or inharmonious body results, both in
dividually and collectively. 1t is the
peversion and inversion Of Divine VII
BY the lesser or individual will or as
pect, that is the real fall Of man that