Editorial July 30, 1904 Issue

Unauthorized Literature

M.

We have recently received several papers which are clearly within the class of unauthorized literature referred to in the Sentinel of August 15 and September 19, 1903, and as these papers seem to be in constant circulation, we feel justified in republishing the editorial of the latter date.

Of the three papers now before us one is an alphabet composed of quotations from Science and Health, another is a printed copy of an article by our Leader which appeared in the Sentinel and Journal some years ago. The persons responsible for the circulation of these articles are, we assume, ignorant of the fact that they are law-breakers, inasmuch as they have violated the copyright law, and have appropriated to their own use something that does not belong to them. The third paper is a typewritten formula of prayer, the circulation of which is misleading and harmful.

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