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MISREPRESENTATION CONDEMNED
The very general protest which has followed the recent publication of false and sensational reports regarding our Leader, Mrs. Eddy, is a hopeful sign of the times, inasmuch as it indicates that a spirit of fair play and decency animates the newspapers of the country, notwithstanding the methods used by some few sensational journal. Under the caption. "Editorial Comment," we are printing in this issue a number of editorials from papers widely distributed throughout the United States, which leave no doubt of the security of Mrs. Eddy's position in public esteem, and the general abhorrence of such means as have been employed in the latest efforts to misrepresent her and her work.
We believe the following excerpt from an editorial in the Pasadena, Cal., News to be typical of the way in which such methods of journalism are regarded by newspaper men in general, and from other comment that we have heard there is no doubt that newspaper readers share the same view. The News says:—

November 10, 1906 issue
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MRS. EDDY GIVES PROOF OF HER MENTAL VIGOR
Viola A. Rodgers
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LOVE OR WAGE?
LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI
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WATCHFULNESS
ADA B. HOSTETLER
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A WEDNESDAY EVENING TESTIMONY
Mary Elizabeth Lease
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THE PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION
Theodore Roosevelt with contributions from Elihu Root
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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MRS. EDDY'S DAILY DRIVE
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy
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AN AMENDED BY-LAW
Editor
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MISREPRESENTATION CONDEMNED
Archibald McLellan
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EXPLORERS AND THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS
Annie M. Knott
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"AS ONE HAVING AUTHORITY"
John B. Willis
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THE WORK OF THE AUDUBON SOCIETIES
William Dutcher
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Augusta E. Stetson, Mary M. W. Adams, Carrie B. Wolcott, Ida M. Studley, Ione Revenaugh, Robert Bruce, Pegram Wentworth, Byron Winslow, Helen A. Nixon
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Field W. Swezey, W. L. Swan, Robert Sutcliffe, W. T. Huchings
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It is with pleasure and gratitude that I testify to my...
Louise B. Kirby
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I have great reason for gratitude for the healing power...
Walter S. Chatfield with contributions from Ella S. Risley
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I have desired for a long time to add my testimony to...
Barbara Ramage
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I first heard of Christian Science in August, 1896
Naomi L. Waters
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In June, 1888, while on duty as a locomotive engineer...
Robert M. Watts
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In June, 1889, I was taken seriously ill and one of the...
Henry J. Hildebrandt
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Among the many blessings which have come to me...
Mary King Sumner
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Led by a desire to express my gratitude for all that...
Helene Schmidt
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I became interested in Christian Science in 1902
Charles F. Faller
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I am thankful for what Christian Science has done for...
Ernst Huebbe, Jr.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Henry Goodwin Smith, E. V. Stevens