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t bei My friends, Christian Science is a science, the demonstrable Science of being, and it has to be studied. f is no other way to ‘get it As in / ar academic work we study the science of mathematics, and by â€" stap, ni::ter certain t:! thelbnE ml:: " t proceed apply he % mthgmat&‘l' problems it come our experience, so is (| with Christian Science. flm a J ", 4 there ‘a. littl-,. th-fm _0 e acqui ndm ¢ knowu" ibl;' re a of the divine Principle n:hieh may apply and find available in details of human living. Let us ce 5:&33:;‘ o lose one‘s ronbe : ose one‘s per. Feow of those afflicted with this ut asâ€"~ ant habit m& it. Kh i struggle to it |and suffer great remorse whenever it seems to manifest itself. Klng‘Sol never spoke a truer word than he said in Proverbs, "He that is slow to anger You ‘will note that I speak of the study of Christian Sciente, of study as contrasted with reading. My icâ€" quaintance with Christian | Science m back many years, to early boy ,intnct.Dunn'g + 913 hveldilcé:ued the '“::(&:i' 1 may people. how a n ne an individns who, whet risl % Science is mentioned, will say, "Chrisâ€" tian Scienceâ€"oh, yes, I‘vg looked into Christian Sci¢nce, but there‘s nothing in â€"it." Lomd in? into. Christian. Science, the Science lof a Truth or true.being! What estimate do you suppose people would |plaee upon lr‘flye as a :_lknnk“eiif {wetxi'e%tq ‘Bo: casually ©remark, athematicsâ€"oh Â¥es, I‘ve looked into the sciente l‘ mathematics, but there‘s| nothing in + ress and Study § it Sady hay m t in, diseake, t finds us, it may be in sin, diseas or poverty, and beging right there the process of redemption and salvaâ€" tion. This rodemf_tion if the it::i‘fi wal is not accomplished in a m %, by a kind of supernat t + mation of human beings into of light, rather is it the gradual ar daily‘putting off evil and erron ways of ‘th‘lnking, re| ing â€"t with tmhn that have: their bei in the one God, divine Mind. The is no record in the Bible that J instantancously turned ple i saints. He met the i late destroyed the specific d orâ€" ai and then said, "Go, and sin no more," â€"â€"clear evidence that the, process of salvation was to be conti by .. individual, in better way, thi and livigg until .n:hn disap peared. ‘life of Christ Jesus j vealed the way of salvation but it teâ€" mains for each one of s\ to study that Christâ€"way in the Bibl¢é and Seiâ€" ence and Health and the .w‘n‘l’ to Qu‘*: highest light, endeavor to walk in it back of these healings, and how is it that people: are healed ‘in: Scienee toâ€"day?*> This, my friends, the same question that was put t Jesus centuries ago, and the answ is still the same.. It was the or spiritual and exact understa of God, of Truth, Life, and Love, i fected by the Master, which did the work, and it is that same spiritual scientific knowledge of God and reflected, in measure, by students . manifeaied in maitityuce of" feald mani n mu 0 and regenerated men and women.bm spiritual | understanding, theh,. was the Mind that was in Christ Jesus, reâ€" vealing itself in ideas or thoughts so great and potent tha -tbg! enabled him to heal all manner of disease and raise the dead.: ing his works he said: "The words [:lu ideas (or thoughts} that I speak unto you, are spirit and they a l‘fe. It was the potency, then, of the \divine M g which was in Chri esus which healed the sick and sinning and ifi_'â€"‘k‘ that same spiritual thi of Chriq- tian Scientists toâ€"day that is doing the work which he said ruld be .done by those who believed, understogd, his word or thought. | | i P Incandescent Izmps consumed p« capita <annually in various ccunfiz: are: United States, 1.83; Switzerland, 1.62; Germany, 0.88; #’uncc,; %; Austria, 0.67; England, 0.45; Italy, 0.38; Hungary, 0.37. || ~utl COMPLETE LECIU'RE oN: | [ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE| The largest <electric sign in the world is 153 feet long and 75 !Qet high, and is legible for a distance of 8 miles and visible for 30 miles, The steareship Leviathan uses 150,â€" 000 lamps in its lighting systéem. The annual report of the Illuminatâ€" Mn sn m sued, es in $ ng facts ‘ in lighting which! bave wide interest. | Some interesting statements in the report are; ) Sign lighting has maide such id progress . that ;tltutiq' from ht cities, ranging from 10,000 to 350, population, show one sign and 202 sockets for every 74 persons. â€"â€" LIGHTING ADVANCE â€" _ SHOWN IN REPORTS Interesting Facts From Engineâ€" ers‘ Statement Evidence r Progress . $ PAGE FOUR (Continued from page 1) E PT MB whh Phal) is PCBP dintinttc in NP uic jJournalism and its: effect n <the thinking of the worl{tg;We otek hear the term "power of, press‘ but to what extent we analyzed it to Bresst ty Tha} tailh The te mate 1. (AOQ W ve we; &fi? what is | as human 0 NP oT Revtoas sinaca ue d L WAE WERC umanitarian ive > rvading %hristian Scie n be fo':fwman 5:: est.‘abliai t ?(u%g great at! new ganon on C e ol Ceteaee Motior i as t k ure no man, but to bless all m;nkind"s,("l'ge First Church of C 7t, Scientist, and Miscellany, p,. .‘2~53EF A M“?E; writer | from bi , Mrs. | keenly ‘appreciated : the notenct / of experience, â€" b reahxl)onfld to ::lq or ‘lp‘fgdil 1 nEd‘i & Te.. .‘ evpywhers nebuldus t tsi@And theori eople| a o uYJift. I Rr ignoring the ai hun Real hristiah® S ntiszt?e ¢ tical, on 3e people. not g\J about imheir hea clouds and their feéet in They. are not |cold or heart seientihc undirstfhding of 12() Bays Scien rd:a as applied, imf‘ Jn o fest in the h true %“p:g regard‘ for ed people. he fed then met the h There is noth ted to use th air" ut Ch not â€"epnsist To my grea you are not “Oh, * I matic ;;o;W not a to think. Y blessings st of crea abt 8 us h curately, cle teaches . us that \God is dren mt hour, as so Mind for in perspicacity, tgiivin rig}'x‘ii yÂ¥ "a w:‘thh that â€" M Jesus. i N. thou! »<.'.,~-g “. H’h «ns r‘;v;r.. g:‘:?. ned: alone foverns man shows us how ‘to in dur iipatience. Itshows us, how to|stop:i m lves, €€ , see here, .éa man e ‘en though he rtairls a point of :.‘unu.A ent from my jown‘ is entitled to his opi .'I{bo is (wrong ce ,:ly‘ no f of| anger, f« or human will is goilg. to ¢ ontere‘ hi to ns w ._‘.- ng. B own , is wmatte: f wrong, p af it is I But to v{‘ up, beâ€" I wohld o igly hold to any erronebpus : or. uninte it way Ofkkmt it things." â€" Checking ourâ€" selves in this way, we naturally learn to pect qnothe@r‘s opinion, . ntâ€" ment, intolgrance, and selfâ€"will are east out anf replaced by the mental ? ities of| brotherliness, poise, and orbearance| The way opens up for a mutual under andi‘l;x/g of the point under consiferation. With anger out of the way, all pgarties con;a‘md' {sec and| think ‘dlearly,: and unanimity of thought is finally manifested, (gom- pléte domifion | over tem&er ‘and irritability imay not be attained at once, but it }s a fiessed thimo start this| overcotfing ‘process. usands of xieop!e can testify that lf‘;l'mhmlly through the! @Arfiest application and study of CMristidn: Science real sucâ€" cess| in tHis rection‘ has been achi¢eved. [ ..R Iâ€") realize | that study necessarily makes a andt ?«m us for thinkâ€"| ing, | and ‘that (when it comes to | questions ‘of spÂ¥ritual reason and | logic, which] nat@rally ‘bring us into; the realnt of God, the human mind is| inclined to Ye astonishingly lgzy and apnt‘:etic. But ane. of the |greatest| blessings hich comes thrditch the| astonishingl zy and ut t _of th{a | & yatest ich ‘comes thr { the istiahâ€" Science ig,the inâ€" ty th think. I it â€"to, think, to th acâ€" rly, landâ€" with ¢câ€"It t since God is éMind. . Mind of all His chil; we can in this of . call upon this ite intelligence, wisdom, and;â€"yision. ~It is the f ito think, to think with ‘power, think nd Which was in Christ tive : ding ce ‘tah be found tag t;%n Mre. . ri% of 3 & 7 i nmonnt 8 # /A 1 s all mankind" \(The F‘Q&Ft" applicfii’: and Efi‘fi + Science sucâ€" 8 rection © his been that study ssarily nandt n us for thinkâ€" nat en it mes to f st _ ltlzalb reason iar;d natérally ‘bring us into the huma _!m%nd is Chtist was made maniâ€" mainity of . Jesus." A icia»,} he had tender suf ;inx of an :fi'lict-‘ en they were hungry pirifi’m’d,y, but <he â€" also n ‘mnged with bread. A zi'l may be permitâ€" expression, "up in the 'stims Science. It does a . lot of bef@utiful tsjAand theories giving uYJift. but utterâ€" ~ Ae human: need. ~ Sa ntis;ti;e “'I‘efie pradc- 3¢ ‘people. y do imheir heads ‘in the ir feet in the mire. cold or heartless, The 1 t the . Discouraged and disheartened in e | the struggle with life‘s problems, it 5; would seem as though man‘s ability 1| to cope with difficulties and to resist e | them had so weakened that at the e| very first onslaught of the enemy he t gave up without an effort. We are told / in the Scriptures that if we resist ‘-! the devil, evil, he will flee from us, 6 and Mrs,. Eddy in Christian Science «) has shown the world how to standl 1| courageously and resist evil and fear. ‘ 1 On page 398 of Science and Health ) she says, "Rise in the strength of â€"| Spirit to resist gll that is unlike good. -‘ God has made map capable of this, i and nothing can vitiate the ability | and power . divinely bestowed‘ on t man." Christian Science in its teachâ€" ,| ing that all is Mind and its infinite ) manifestation shows us that fear / always makes its appearance as { our thinking, as some kind of a ; thought. It claims to be part of our | + own thinking, our consciousness. The | realization that all true thoughts have ‘| their origin in enables : us to | | separate these f thoughts from | ourselves and from divine Mind,| | to see them only as illusions, as false f beliegn without basis> or: causs in 1 Truth. This [peroeption.tlut fear and mn:ioua beliefs are not nx:l“l‘ nor g ~ gives man cou and power | meet and resist .fi‘&axm ;.‘ We learn how to study and serutinize the / guests . seeking admission to our mental homes and to bar the door when: fear and its c beliefs, thlidis. anxiety, and worry, present nselves. ~Fear is no part of the f (Continued on page 5) 4 worid is coming to see how available are the teachings of Christian Sciâ€" ence. that God is Love and ‘only Mind governing man. Now this underâ€" standing enables us to recognize and cast out fear. It shows us that fear comes into thou(iht -pri{nn'rily as a temptation to acknowledge and bow down before a power other than the one God. We are asked to admit the existence of an evil entity which has the ability to incafiacitate, terrify, and destroy the children of God. Spiritual reason tells us‘ that all this is not the product of an infinitely g:od God, and indeed God would not infinite ‘if evil and its offspring, fear, are selfâ€"constituted and eternal realities. + prenension, and one of them. us the spirit of fe niraid 44 will ve worse, airaid ;1 the weather is hot, afraid if it .is ‘cold. Indeed, fear is usually present in some form at all occasions. What is this tyrant, fear? Is it real and Godâ€" provided? ‘Has<the allâ€"loving creator of the universe put into the heart of marnr these thoughts of timidity, apâ€" prehension, and misgiying? No, not one of them. "God hath not given No Pharaoh of Egypt held the chilâ€" dren of Isract in 'gmaber bonda. than toâ€"day is exacted of humanity g; the taskmaster, fear. Men are afraid to eat, and afraid not to cat. If busiâ€" nce% is good they are afraid it will be bad, and if. it is bad they are afraid it will be worse, afraid if the weather is hot. afraid if it .i«‘ eald "man‘s inhumanity to man"? Is it not envyâ€"the serpent of hate and 'g::alousy'! The gospel. of ‘Christian ience to-dai is available: to destroy this lis that has ‘eaten its bitter way into the heart of mankind. Christian Science shows us that 'em'}' has its ‘foundation in the belief or fear their fellowâ€"man possesses some good, some blossing which we are denied> and which we greatly desire. Christian Science declares that envy is a baseâ€" leul fe;r. Are ‘we hreal!’y lden{‘ef'! Il)'a we.lack any good thing? In the light of Truth we see that man, élo‘d's ix::ge and likeness, toâ€"day has all good, if he will only claim it, the infinity of supgly, substance, opm tunity, talent, as)pinesa! What ; it mean? Infinitely manifested there is enough of good, of God, for all, forj every man. Each may legitimately claim all that he needs and ‘rightly desires, and ‘yet his brothers too may g:mke of. Love‘s . immeasurable unty, Each one finds his proper place and proper relationship to all of God‘s little ones. Who ever conâ€" ceived of the great oak vyinf with the stately pine, or the rose with the lily? Side by side, each fills its purâ€" pose in God‘s divine plan. There is no en\x there, and in our daily life every fine achievement, every success of our brother‘s, can make us rejoice, because more of God‘s glory has been revealed, and we know that same possibility exists for us, There. is enough for all. : The Monitor, presenting, as it does, world affairs 1rom the standpoint (:g universal love and the brotherh i of man, is uncovering to haman conâ€" sciousness the basic cause of warâ€" war between individuals as well: as nations. And what is the root cause, the basis of world strife and conten-"] tion, emulation, mad ambition, and was furnished it by the newspapers. | {" Now Mrs. Eddy, %regt woman that| o & she was, lookinfiabelow the surface, gd of things, saw the tremendous power | 4W of the printed ‘page, the communica~} BSTS tion of ideas to human consciousness | > . 4 through that medium,. She recogâ€" Hills; nized, too, the part that t}_lee(rren l ees plays in all this, and conceived the Mary idea of a newapamr reflecting the| l&w 0 spirit of truth, of honesty, int:gnty; andâ€"righteousness in business affairs, |lfam â€" in government, in the home, in educa: or d tion, in art, in eVeH department lk se life, in fact. The Monitor toâ€"day is of th acknowledged by many of the great 5 ge men of the time to, be the criterion 5;'3’; d for all newspapers. It is a way:| l ortg: shower in journalism. Its practical | ephin influence upon human affairs cannot her h be estimated, and only love for manâ€" %" i%." kind inspired its inception and is its law or governing purpose. : Nceased The Monitor, presenting, as it does, |D, Sm or talk about through the day finds its origin or first experience in the newspaper. Considerfor a moment! Every morning here in this city fut mbo the stete :lpbn“{d c ewel and a‘néewsâ€" ' r. And then what? Each one fiemence- to fill his . consciousâ€" ness: with thou&hts of crhte'.‘ disaster, scandal, accident, disâ€" ease, and . deathâ€"not very good mental food with which to begin the work of a day. Recently a professor in Bradford College, Ex;fland. made | the statement that fiveâ€"sixths of the| thinking done by the civilized world| was furnished it by the newspapers. Now Mrs. Eddy, great woman that | she was, looking below the surfacel M ce en omcs Eenc t oo eE verned people. Much that we t% gn? talk amt through the day fin. sciousness is largely â€"co ed framed, or built up through what read in the new:pu‘per? We th whether we realize it or not, large in terms of the printed page. In it is said that we are a newspaper: THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Fear Destroved T d hath not given but of power, and ound mind." > The 2629 ;|~ The requisite »filed in the offic WCourt, | _ _| ,‘ oti isitherd ‘#aid above nnh‘ ndants that t plainants Hereto Complaint in sai ‘ ;%nkn ‘ m? ; nt’ 8. St r ‘de amue Ay; Str | IN CHANCEE Hills; ;v‘hees Mary law o deceas linm or .de céased [ use s es t in i_ t ga! . _\ Will F. Bollvin, alias William | Boilvin; "Unknown heirs at law on devis¢es of Will F. Boilvin, alias W m F. Boilvii#, deceased"; Emma M. ilvin; "Unknown heirs at law . devisées ‘of Ey M. Boilyin, d ceased"; Charles Runker; "Unknow heirs |at law or devisees of Cha Runker, deceased"; Joseph De Pa "Unkhown heirs at law or devisees Joseph Dé Palm, deceased"; Josep inecâ€" Leitner; "Unknown heirs at or. devisees Josephine Leitne dedeaged"; â€" Ffank . Leltner; â€""O known heirs $t law or devisees dr Frank |Leitner, de ce a s e d"!; Edwatd (S, Addams; "Unk heirs jat law devisees of: Edwa 8. Addams, dbeceased"; Willard R. gou TY .OF! LAKEâ€" ) ss. f TATE or ILLINOTS 3 m E CIRCUIT COURH / [ ORILAKE COUNTY, / " â€" ~~OCTOBER TERM, | [1.._._.._ K. D. 1994, > JACOB REPHOLZ and â€"_ "I, LIZZIE REPHOLZ â€" â€"|!| *15 So. 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