Editorial August 12, 1905 Issue

A Letter to Mrs. Eddy.

William H. Jennings

[THE following letter displays such a keen appreciation of our Leader's work that we take pleasure in giving it prominence.—Ed.]

The Sherman, Washington, D. C., August I, 1905.

Beloved Leader: —I am led to express the joy which comes to me in knowing that the worthy and chosen workers who are with you at Pleasant View are having the sublime lessons in Divine Science from its Discoverer and Founder. The sole sense of regret which some young students have had is, that instruction directly from the great Teacher of Christian Christian Science seemed impossible.

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