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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Uncompr0misingly For The Truth

years materialsc medical call
thousand of training In Chris
Of healing. should
sufficient would think clergy
depoable that ministers CT the orthodox churches ordained
the Christian faith short OF doing that they
neglect ignore the Injunction OF the Master to his disciples and
should follow heal SICK
more deporab that failing in the observance and
they question beitt
those through full OF
his marvellous
undertaking divide thereby sacred
themselves
responsibility
dwell detail the Of this peculiar
arrangement?
dealing with recognized soced physical laws, with what
neither OF divinity
medicine hesitate scientific truth
do gravtaion that controls
aurnal OF orderly
fall the tides unqualifedy mathematics
Principle predicates
Ministers Of the gospel in particular should be careful in
criticism which Christian Science
tan Scientists are simply putting into practice what all the orthodox
Christian teach
through the ability and willingness OF God to help
all Him. Christian Science
unlimited absolute God.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Unassailable Propositions

questioning propositions
in Health the impossible
whatever besses bees a (Scence and Health 2O6 Most
OF have learned manifested
the bounds vision the bounds
intuition be du
intelligent application divine Principle limitations
be placed its healing The Principle
indeed applied need-to
business labor education;
general we'll as in individual cases.
nted and gratitous nsnuan that Christian Science is neither
Christian scientific The this
emily more the honng Of what he thought might
clever catchy epigram than about the
truth The saving picked and still repeated here and
there by wholly without knowledge of the
first to last has only the unhnkng and the preuded
Let The Christian Science employed Baker
to esisnae the scientific system divine healing which she
discovered and founded Nothing could appropriate logical
than the choosing Of tbs since from almost the
basic that all Science divine tsciene and Health 12s
which OF worlds
best thinkers Again and again not only the Christian Science
Of her other writings does Mary Baker Eddy take occasion to pay
The Mother Church written by Mrs EDDY which enodes rules and
in deman an. OF those appointed to speak in behalf
Jesus seems incredible that slightly acquainted
with Christian should
in absolute accord with the fundamentals Of Christianity
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

which almost or nearly or partly true not true Christian
Science Whole truth nothing
talking; little OF parOnizing commentator
OF
cpie nothing OF admission satisfy
This is frequently called
mistaken remarks those think speaking
Take instance statements Of doctors Of divinity
doctors OF medicine
the world thing
a Christian
openly Christian
recognition protective and healing
established recall
families Christian
still others advise certain Of their patients whose have resisted
medical Christian
orthodox churches and Of medicine not thousand miles
from who frankly tell those sitting church,
their daily acknow
Science
would
i.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Christian Science Positive Faith

scholastic
theology Discoverer devi
avoid
bound with other religious doctrines neither students
followers make either
called scholarly beliefs in the reality of matter They stand firmly
mmOvaby 1.-The scientific found the
Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key the Scrip
lures" by Baker Eddy Up. 1881
Christian Science OF
this
textbook it be thought
that there place for Christian
Science
cpe al points then the words Paul. us preaching
vain slightly
apostle we who have accepted Christian Science the most
possible Christian Science altogether il the
healing CT Christ be yesterday to-day anu
Christ
within the suffering
ing Christian Science
either duped by the greatest Of all Illusions
false
who have been healed slowly healed but
either
Science
the lives
COD
that
gently honestly and scientifically employed fails
not
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1925

a Science services this deep widespread i'm
their and hear with their
ears something accomplishments for the good OF humanity and
should
hinder wisdom the Of
Omnpotence be desred Deyo"o " else that
be sought attained in this world!
the place OF understand
God undesandeth the way thereof
looketh
Behold
~ and to depart from evil is understand
thing said Solomon his proverbs
therefore getting understandings
Christian Science Is to obtain under
and power the
which Christian Science embraces all that
understanding OF relation
who really earnest in the desire
frame of thought if they come to Christian
hopeful receptive Of and
light, an determined to profit by it.
1t ampotan that right beginning shall be made TO begin
self with of the Bible OF the Chris
textbook study both zealouy and and to put
understanding
of
HEALTH intelgcnty and profy
in tho,
Christian people have instructed
for obtain results When
teaches that hour also learn
heal ourselves and how to bring comfort and
healn to Other
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Truth Spurned by Orthodoxy

childhood.
thought throughout her long study fit herself for the
which called Eddy moved by
pulse the faith Of her Puritan ancestors but rather to
which, ntuitve
felt cbanabe through higher and oler understanding OF
Scriptures.
that the established Protestant
investigate ineigeny her dis
which
philosophy which this discovery inevitably pointed
where should been welcomed that had
vehicle that
been revealed to her.
the highest
cold convention
studied nurtued prejudice would the exalted
the its reformers
liberal enlightened thought OF mankind would
inevitably temple of fame for
rendered the of religious freedom.
Manual alone perpetual
the inspired wisdom of Mary Baker Eddy Only recent
remarkable legal decisions
cvf handed down
jurisdiction the United States in
other country .
taken centuries bring about the separation of Church
this
recognized enforced The Manual of The Mother Church. The
written
Baker Eddy destined become model for legislation in all
religion regulation
tical meddlng.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Mans Right to Peace and Happiness


of fc freedom and to find the
which
happiness But the prizes sought have been elusive
their with seeming attainment the
the material turning the caste the
desires.
thing method
behind happiness
dions which should for them with right
His children have
the DESIRE for higher
understanding
alton of Life in its full
Christian Science that the
be by understanding the truth
the Christian
thinking and living Christian Science teaches that prosperity
desirable they anab rightly
that when spiritually,
spiritual which
prosperity and has led advanced thinkers of all times
sometimes difference between be
content with less than justice would in nuce
with less than right would
times justified the inalienabe right
m liberty the assertion
cvid
years to
beautiful Shop
the welfare his flock II he
ad that they might f and that they might abund
his first in the the b he read from the
prophet Esaas the marvellous predicting the coming of the Mes
4s)
is may
which
And Mary Baker Eddy the Dvcrcr and Founder of
tan Science has Science
Christian
from the old theology inspiring pelng desire b
body by emancpag the thoughts Of (scence Health
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
The Way of Healing and Salvation

healing Christian
should remembered that understanding possible only through the
prejudice smpi
should be ready
doubling shifting hesitation
undecided unredy
practitioner defcrs healing sometimes entirely
measuaby
teachings the
which Eddy the
things eestablshed in the
numbers
dnomnatnal these the firm conviction
prophecy
"verily beevch
he shall
Father"
forward implicitly likewise opportunities which
would her for the accomplishment
efforts first half
She
plainly then
She wished who had planted and watered His
growth
standing gathering had privileged
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28

JOHN Finn, c. of member of the Christian
Positive Faith last evening at the AUDI
the auspices of the First tnrch OF chrs Scientist OF
Bismarck
The lecturer was introduced by said:
Humanity is like army marching up :.
the first dawn OF bright morning whereas tae rest ,h
struggling in DARKNESS In the vanguard OF humanity s are no
gh, f cbristaniy christ Jesus said II am light
every those who like John the Bap-
fist, witness CT hat light Such one was Mary Baker
Eddy and Founder of Christian Science BY hsr
rule established church the pre-
preach the gospel received freely give
She believed and demonstrated do her followers that the say
which Mrs Eddy chose to spread authentic in
a Board of Lecture ship Church
Scientist in Boston Massachusetts We have with us TINS
member that Board and gives me great pleasure
Mr. John j. Finn C. s. of Evanston Ill., who will
adLess
Mr. Finn spoke
and teachings OF Mary Baker
Edt and Of her students
when everything else had failed when
the last faint gmmr Of material hope mad m h
near something available within reach
always ndabe in times of uncertainty and trouble ana never
going that those Present who who as ne OF @ a
so far as may M abe to present SO great sueec IN 80 Of
the s0 s hHe accepted this faith am going
with the worthy learning to what extent
Science he much lieai they its Dis
and s%s sne its re on
This unqueonably trying that is putting to the test
very summoned, before in
modern times rally to the protection and on tine soeS
test truth and good and evil for knows
obligations
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Bridging a Theological Chasrn

With the keenness which
che able to diferentiate between
the tvne dea and satisfaction
she has permanently bridged
had for centuries menacngy
and bewdered humanity Thus she enabled followers Jews
and Gentf alike she written
Science tcencs and Health 4s7l to achnowdse and adore
subscribe and those
the Thought Of all follow teachings
the Wayshower the Redeemer, the Savior
still
ton Christian Scientists PHRASE
much of Mrs Eddy This allegation admitted
tan Scientists do make much much Of Mrs Eddy hut simple
should be sufficient anybody
between Scientists and their little
she has been the means OF making much Of because
standing God anu better understanding relation
God each oherbecause teachings have
discoy
writings and the gone out to the world
through students their pupils
them and W..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
An Active, Virile. ForcefuI Religion

nothing Christian
weak or the effenate these
that vibrant
sensts class noted high order Intelligence
OF perception resoeness
in the performance their
labor, for happiness In ~
Christian Science abreast with the
An questions vital and nm
Tor the maintenance 81 law order
and rigid endorsement Of liquor prohibition
al ignorance and refinement true
culture purity OF the
Continued on Page -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Those Who Rightly Seek Shall Find

Mutitudcs Christian Science
heh seeking finding the refinemens
gaining
sought elsewhere thew
shall not be disappointed But the vast majority advance Christian
Science because they by
secondary that Of rising spiritual understanding
working out their In other than by accepting the
invitations of
problems him. ask Father
neednot something simply divine
ed along the salvation To healing
willing ses
Self the principal obstacle Chris
Self would block Of
howl By realizing that nothing
infinite throwing
humble
and devotion we command Nt will thine
this point reached trusting
partly bu wholly; not conionay but absolutely
also reached and salvation the healing For then
glory of God shines into the o man..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
A Neglected or ignored Duty

difficult sometimes impossible
ens geo Christian people who feel It to be their duty
based thing that few Of
healing
Employed important Christian
limitations When leaning the and
unquest!Onng
@ New Tsstamsn loyalty to the words and
Strings these words and works down to the twentieth Gentry ana makes
66y they children Of
Galilean Prophet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
No Concession to Error

: to evil powerful than
before vcehat Truth crushed
@ that civilization developed through thousand
of Christianity failure the human
ing paganism and barbaty Viewed from religious standpoint
proposition unthinkatte
the presumption that there greater than Coo good in the
UNIVERSE potent than Omnipoence
forms, manifestations admit
evil
on child reflection and
spiritual inheritance belief football
subjected helpless
.df sickness, discord, disease death
Christian Science blind
Zeal not conjectura creed is not based lesen
dry. tradition punishment
emonsable faith that with mathematical cearne and
capable and honest Investigators
anans relationship to the Supreme Being
divine
Of God which admits Of limitation
al-seeing
bracing Love is living the conviction God
tons reflect Him. and therefore that nothing unlike Him infinite
absolute
assertion supported by living truth that the God Of the
invisible Including and that there other Him
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28

Christian Science engaged first
Word
mission
labor the bringing back Of primitive
Christianity all simplicity grandeur and recstablh
world it, that salvation
and its which all who
his thought with
healing his with healing in his touwth healing his
about his labor
over the and perversity Of men Now his day the
manner Of d:eO yet scests know that in day.
Righteousness
majority
tangible evidence suitable
the aimportan spiritual law plays
determining solving minor
problems brought recognition the
realization that the
the and which lie at the root Of all
suffering.
chsi.n Scientists make no stronger belief the Bible
other posed Christians but Christian Scientists further than
belief. they trust strive And according the measure
differences lies
indefinitely without
belief
in figures take chalk pencil in hand and work
II anything
while Scientists the truths
and
bring realization promises into their everyday
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
A Time of Unusual Obligation

We a must
with which calls the putting aside of
those things
which lie within the of an enlarged vision we are living IN
think broadly deeply and ALL
scientifically spiritually is to think adequately rightly
Of the problems confronting humanity to-day
much distrust much
nationally and
rebellous
might naturally for orderlness and
awlessness immor
Of
influence flowing outward from spiritual felt deeply by
all intelligent observers.
is clearly only that this influence to be effective
spiritual through channels
flowing
Leading
reached
the point coneng that what denomnate the Church
hold
directed toward possible the confidence which they
frankly admitted orthodox that
tho Church called has practically failed in these latter days
problems
openly asserted by that the Church ad
mnseed proved OF
the tide OF irrelgon agnoicism inf4y
theism
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28
Those Who Hunger and Thirst

denied Christian attention
Soclled skepS d orthodox Christns
The hrongs
world Christian
Science testimonial meetings. to Chris
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-28

.lAdyertls snsptl.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08
MACNUS' CRITIC
Is FOUND GUILTY
CRIMINAL LIBEL

MINNEAPOLIS, May "a. N
Jacobs, publisher Of a magazine in
Minneapolis today was found guilty
on a charge of criminal libel in con-
nection with the printing of a story
charging former Senator Mapnrs
johnson with disorderly conduct.
The jury, however, recommended to
Judge Frank M. Nye, that leniency
be shown in sentence. A stay of SEN
tence for ten days was granted.
George R. Smith, attorney for
Jacobs said motion for a new trial
would be made.
Jacobs was charged with having.
libelled former Sen. Johnson bv prb.
fishing an item entitled "Magnus
Johnson Steps Out" in his magazine
In the story Jacobs accused the for
mer senator of having been arrested
and convicted of drunkenness in Min
neapolis on May 9, 1928.
A statement issued following the
verdict former Senator johnson de-
clared that his only purpose in start
ing the action was "to disprove the
charges contained in the libelous arr
1cle. He said she did not seek re-
venge on any one"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08

OF information on all matter reIa+-
ing to international life. q Thev win
gamer facts not only on internat-
lonaI trade, commercial and mill
Cary geography, diplomatic usage
and experiences but on the moro
involved subjects of racial psvscboI-
ogy' effects of artificial econon1ic
barriers upon international amitv
and the effects of new inventions
10 expedite communication.
These facts Mr.. Young addod
VIII be digested, systematized
cross-referenced, analysed. ana
ana made accessible and inteIIig-
Idle to everybody who needs tn
know them. The men who do THE
research work will become experts
IN international problems"
The Page School, for which M
Young is asking the support of the
nauon, will achieve three things
as ne sees it. It will deveIon !
science of International relations
II VIII ascertain the facts so far
as they can be found on any partjc-
uIar problem, and it Will produc,,
a continually growing BODY, of
framed men IN that science avail
able for service in the fields of Cd
"catlon' government and business
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08

/ urSC.
HOuSE BILL 289, CHAP. no.
abandoned horses are declared bv
Illls Dill to be a public nuisance if
~ I9lliin ig at large on the open range.
Inc Dill makes it unlawful to permit
abandoned horses to run at large and
gives The Board of County Commits
sloners of any county the power to
autlorlze roundup-of all abandoned
nurses IN the county, or special dis
CrIcC upon a petition presented by ten
or more property owners engaged in
me livestock business and paving
taxes on stock, or upon petition Of
any local livestock association. The
expense of the roundup to be borne
iDy The petitioners except as they NAV
De reimbursed by the sale of horses.
PROVIDES method for posting notices
and holding the roundup. A Round
up Foreman" must be appointed bv
the commissioners. All horses are
delivered to him and offered for sale
at public auctions. If no bids are
received the horses NAV otherwise
be disposed of. Money received from
sale cf horses is deposited in the
abandoned Horse fund for the dis |
trlct with the county treasurer. and |
expenses taken out after all assess
menus and taxes are paid. The owner
Of an abandoned horse may file a
clam OF ownership providing he paws
The costs Of keeping the horse until
MS claim is proved-also a roundup
lee of $500.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08
BABY CHICKS NEED NO
FOOD FOR TWO DAYS

Fargo. - Downy little chicks
when first they appear in tbo
chicken world are tired out from
their exercise in breaking out of
thelr shells so they need rest and
quiet more than they need food.
declares 0. A. Barton. pouItrv
specialist at the North Dakota
Agricultural college. Every
chick has plenty of feed for u
hours If need be stored in his
body, the poultryman saws.
Food can be given to them af-
ter the first two days, saws Mr.
Barton. At this time it is hest
to remove them to the broader
quarters that are clean, light. drv
warm and well ventilated. Sharp
hne sand or pearl grits should be
given to them SO that their giz- i
yards are prepared for the grind 4
ing work to come later in the !
chicks lives. Fresh butternoiIlr
or thick sour milk should follow 4
the g'rits as it is good laxative =
and ,noCr1shing. If milk is not =
I'Ve'iie'olS 1reSn, clean water can
be supplied. \
Hi;ard-boiled eggs, chopped fine >
shell and all, can be substituted >
Tor milk. The best rate of feed =
ing is two eggs for each 100 i
chicks for the first three or four X
days, adding one more egg to the i
iced each fourth day until the =
chicks are four weeks old. x
II milk is plentiful the chicks +
need no other drink for the first =
three weeks and frequently do 4
better where part milk and part y
water is provided. Milk is a good =
digestive regulator. 1t acts as a +
tonic and stimulates the appetite. =
1t is a good preventative for =
bowel ?! " trouble and many chick $
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08

Declaring that disease in in
rernationaI relations must no do
stroyed," and that the beaItb Of
the world must be guaranteed Nv
preventative research rather +ban
lDy the surgery of war" Owen d.
Aoung. former member of the Com
mIttee Of Experts, Reparations
commission, has issued a nation
Wlde appeal for $1,OOO,OOO in he
half of the trustees of the endovU-
ment fund to be raised for the es-
itaollshment at Johns Hopkins mi
lVersity of a school of international
relations in memory of the late
Walter Hines Page.
Speaking before the faculty and
trustees Of John Hopkins recently
at exercises attending the award
ing OF an honorary degree to him.
the reparations expert said.
IL Is not enough to have
government departments of admin
lstratlon. 1t is not enough to have
an industry of foreign relations
We must supply a science. . svs.
CeIilatlc body of things known. if
we oeslre to make our aspirations
Tor peace effective"
me application Of facts to anv
problem will greatly assist in its
solution Mr.. Young insisted. and
!acts are our scarcest raw mater
la4' . Under the direction of ex-
perts' the proposed Page school
workers, Mr.. Yo1,ng
pointed out Will create a a-raat 49,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08

Msisfortune's Individual in the
preference he shows, = mostlT
singles out his victim when die,
IIr1outin' his woes. Of ooDrra
ne extra capable in. pullin' off
ms stunts-and we never ketcb
nm toolin' with too MANY folks
a. once. He'll likely grab q
Mluoer or an orphan when ther'-
Re slck-or any other teller that
ne reckons he can lick.
sometimes he gets a holt of
me and nearly throws me down
-out you know we have to bear
q cross afore we wear a crown
sometimes I leather into him as
soon as he's in sight, and m
mebbe put him up a tree afore
ttnere.s any fight; Of course
Inere's been occasions when NV
nope was nearly gone, but I
round the deepest darkness lest |
aIore the brightest dawn.
80 we reckon night is darkest |
az the near approach of day.
winch IS probably the hardest of /
the truths we learn to saw.
we should never be too sudden
IN the Judgements we perform
for there's plenty of tran
qullty to foller every storm.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08
County Agent S Column
New Law Pertaining to Agriculture
By MELVIN OSTBY, County Agent

The following is a digest of new
laws on livestock enacted by the 1925
legislature, prepared by the State
department of Agriculture. These
laws are made for the improvement
Oh livestock, which is very important:
SENATE BILL 81, CHAP. g.
Makes it unlawful to allow any stall
lon' unaltered male, ridgeling, mule
On jack over one year of age, to run
al az large on the open range, roads.
RtlghWaySs or other public property.
any such animal doing SO is declared
pubic nuisance. Any person NAV
take up such animal doing SO is de-
cared a public nuisance. ANY person
may take up such animal and affoT