Editorial August 31, 1907 Issue

TELEGRAMS RECEIVED BY MRS. EDDY

Editor with contributions from Dunmore, Board of Directors, John D. Higgins, M. E. Winslow, Carrie Harvey Snider, W. H. Vogel, F. C. House, Nathan B. Dahl, W. E. Morgan, Albert F. Conant, H. M. Beck, Augusta E. Stetson, Chas. F. Williams, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Howard S. Hawley, Louis Theurer, Edward Hayes, R. H. Lukenbill, George S. Farr, Edwin S. Myers, William Keeley, W. H. Bedard, C. E. Collins, Myron G. Marsh, Laura C. Tucker, Rosemary O. Anderson, Grace Shaw Kennedy, James E. Comstock

Within the past few days Mrs. Eddy has received a great many telegrams which express the love and appreciation of the unnumbered thousands who are her followers and beneficiaries, and we are privileged to publish some of them here. It is obviously impossible to publish all of these telegrams in the limited space at our disposal, and we have taken these at haphazard and without discrimination. We know that our Leader has greatly appreciated the telegrams received by her, and that she would gladly let all of them be published if it were possible to do this. The cablegrams from the Earl of Dunmore and those from Australia and the Philippines are indicative of the world-wide interest felt in our beloved Leader's vindication, which is universally admitted to be a victory for right.

Frimley, Aug. 22, 1907.

Mrs. Eddy, Pleasant View, Concord, N. H.
Sincere congratulations.

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