Article October 10, 1908 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Jules Maurice Gaspard, Lillian Harding, Albert W. Le Messurier, Fanny S. Ferris, Alida Phillips, J. R. George, David Anderson, Unity D. Dancy, Arthur L. Hitchcock, Ella E. Perry

East Aurora, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1908. Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Beloved Leader:—Through Mr. Dickey I have just received notice of your favorable judgment of my drawing, and the request for permission to use the portrait in Science and Health. Surely this is a splendid crown for my effort, and I am at loss how to express my satisfaction in this unlooked-for result of my work.

Although the drawing was not made with this end in view, you have recognized in it a labor of love. The desire and purpose to make as good a portrait as I could, have indeed been mine ever since my recognition of the truth and beauty of Christian Science and of its bounty and benefit to me; so that, in a small measure at least, this drawing testifies to my gratitude and love.

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