Article June 27, 1901 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from I. T. Kahn, Daniel Davenport

An attentive, and at the end a well-pleased audience listened to the lecture (on Christian Science) given by Dr. Silas J. Sawyer at Kelly's Hall Friday evening (May 31).

Mr. I. T. Kahn introduced the speaker in these words:—

"Only a few years ago, had you asked me whether or not I believed in God, I could only have said no. I saw the purest of persons lying in pain, confirmed invalids. I saw the aspiring youth cut down in the very prime of life; children deformed from the day of their birth; I saw the little infant, pure as the driven snow, torn from its mother's breast; all this charged to the one we were asked to adore as God.

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