Article March 10, 1906 Issue

A mathematician, correcting the errors in a mathematical...

James A. Logwood

Linn County (Mo.) Budget

A mathematician, correcting the errors in a mathematical problem for his pupil, is conveying a true idea to him which destroys his erroneous concept of the problem, and thus frees him from these errors. One would not, however, term this instructive influence, hypnotism, or suggestion, since the truth of mathematics exists in the realm of mind as axiomatic. This illustration also coincides with Jesus words, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

James A. Logwood.
Linn County (Mo.) Budget.

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